Puddles will not do interviews. The 6’7″ clown with a velvet baritone and a visual demeanor that resides somewhere between Pagliacci and a very depressed but unfailingly sweet sideshow attraction ...
Puddle of Mudd's Wes Scantlin has penned many a song about youthful rebellion over the past decade, but the rocker himself reached a major milestone in life over the weekend. On Saturday (June 9), he ...
Covering the Rolling Stones' classic 'Gimme Shelter' is hardly revolutionary in rock music, and bands that choose to tackle the tune have two choices: Either you take the song and make it your own or ...
It could be said that a lot of clowns grace the stage at Crescent Ballroom, but just over a year ago, the term held a little more weight when Puddles Pity Party visited for a fun night of music and, ...
Clowns are pariahs in our pop cultural landscape. The Joker is out there terrorizing Gotham City. Krusty is a bit of a drunkard. Ronald gives the kiddies greasy things to eat, while Pennywise eats the ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Casual America’s Got Talent viewers were in for the scary-clown shock of their lives this Tuesday, when a 6-foot-8, ...
Puddles, a nearly 7-foot-tall sad clown from Atlanta with a mellifluous baritone voice best known for singing Lorde’s hit single “Royals” in a viral YouTube video, won’t talk to me on the phone.
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