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“The guitar that I used on my first album cost me $20, and I got a good sound out of it. It's what you put into the guitar that counts”: He collaborated with Johnny Winter, and was covered by Phish. Son Seals is essential listening for any blues guitarist

A master of gritty, blue-collar blues, Seals was a Chicago guitar icon. Here, he discusses his beloved Guild Starfire, and why blues guitarists need to remember to keep things fun

Guitar World

“Perfect for on-stage performance, in-studio recording or at-home practice”: Supro teams up with Two Notes for the IR-equipped Airwave– a vintage-voiced 25W tube combo with 21st-century functionality

Old-school Supro tube tones, new-school design, the Airwaves makes it effortless to go direct when recording or playing live – and it comes with 12 presets, including one inspired by Jimmy Page

MusicRadar

Who are Glastonbury's secret acts for 2025? Here's what the bookies reckon

Pulp, Haim and Lorde all rumoured to be making secret Glastonbury appearances

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“He started playing rhythm stuff and asked me to play lead. I said, ‘Pete, it’s your album’”: How Snowy White ended up working with Peter Green on In the Skies – the comeback album that lifted the blues rock legend out of obscurity

Green spent most of the 1970s out of the limelight, but a phone call to Snowy White helped get his career back on track

Guitar World

“I said to those guys, ‘I would like us to do something where you become Marlon Brando — where you can still be bad boys but there has to be an element of vulnerability’”: How producer Bob Ezrin added a new dimension to Kiss

"It was such a big departure for them," Ezrin says

MusicRadar

Serbia’s Exit festival may go ‘into exile’ amid government pressure over student protests

This year’s edition to be last held in country after Belgrade withholds funding over support of anti-corruption activists

The Guardian - UK

"It was pretty awful." Before she found fame fronting Blondie, Debbie Harry was in a 'baroque folk rock' band called The Wind In The Willows. Listen to the never-released Suzy Snowflake, the first professional recording she ever made

Listen to Suzy Snowflake, the first professional recording made by a pre-fame Debbie Harry

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Here comes the sons: Zak Starkey, James McCartney and Sean Lennon unite on Rip Off

New Mantra Of The Cosmos track also features Shaun Ryder

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‘We are so in love’: Singer Joss Stone announces birth of fourth child

She was congratulated by singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor, TV presenter and pianist Jools Holland and Supernanny star Jo Frost.

Evening Standard

Rod Stewart says he gargles rum and coke before every show and only wants two items on his Glastonbury rider

Much-loved singer is set to play the Legends Slot on the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm next week

The Independent UK

Sir Rod Stewart promises ‘sexy’ show for Glastonbury

The veteran performer said he would be out of pocket after performing at the festival.

Evening Standard

R. Kelly suffered an ‘overdose’ of medications given to him by prison staff, his lawyers say

R. Kelly’s attorneys were seeking his immediate release from prison and for him to be placed into home detention due to an alleged murder plot against the disgraced R&B star

The Independent UK

A classic Radiohead track is back in the charts again – but this is the song I'd use for testing instead

Let Down is enjoying a major revival thanks to the likes of TikTok and YouTube, but is it the best Radiohead test track for probing your system's capabilities?

What Hi-Fi?

Mavis Staples' gospel of resistance

Protecting democracy requires many soldiers in "the army of love”

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“I would listen to Eric, but my responsibility was really with the rhythm section”: You know the tune, but maybe not the bass player – how the unassuming Carl Radle carved out a spot in music history on Derek & the Dominos’ Layla

Recorded at Miami’s Criteria Studios on September 9, 1970, Carl Radle helped ground the mega-hit beneath the immortal pairing of Eric Clapton and Duane Allman

The Guardian - UK

‘People recycle the same old racism’: Sheffield metal stars Malevolence on their big break – and how to confront online hate

They’ve broken crowdsurfing records – 901 in a single gig – but their music confronts deep, difficult subjects from mental health to toxic discourse

International Business Times UK

What's Going On With Justin Bieber? Artist Admits To Trauma, Anger Issues In Bizarre 'Breakup' Texts With Friend

Justin Bieber reveals his mental health struggles, trauma, and anger through social media, prompting fans to worry about his wellbeing.

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The 10 most valuable records sold on Discogs last month

From the Fab Four to far more obscure choices, and even a vinyl record pressed with the artist's tears

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Nick Cave says he declined Morrissey’s request to sing ‘silly anti-woke screed’ on new song

Responding to a fan question, the singer said he felt the words were ‘unnecessarily provocative’ but called Morrissey ‘probably the best lyricist of his generation’

The Independent UK

John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr’s sons team up to release new song

The trio have collaborated on a new song for Zak Starkey’s band

Evening Standard

Joss Stone gives birth: Singer welcomes fourth child and reveals her daughter's sweet name

The singer, 38, took to social media to share the joyous news

Evening Standard

Helicopters and cool hotels: forget Winnebagos, this is how the style set really do Glastonbury

I’ve only been to Glastonbury once, and I have to admit it was done in a most convivial way. The year was 2011, when the Pyramid Stage headliners were Beyoncé on the Sunday, festival perennials Coldplay on the Saturday, and, in something of a tour de force performance on the…

Louder

Ian Anderson says it's possible Robert Plant wanted to replace him in Jethro Tull

History could have been very different

Louder

Stevie Nicks confirms more dates for 2025 tour

The announcement comes after four stadium shows with Billy Joel were cancelled

The Independent UK

Country star Hardy cancels European tour: ‘It wasn’t an easy decision’

The Philadelphia-born singer songwriter was set to bring his ‘Jim Bob Tour’ to Europe this week

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