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Drummer Stewart Copeland was ‘heartbroken’ after The Police induction into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Exclusive: Revered drummer and composer is the subject of a new documentary, in which he opens up about his time with the rock band as well as his early life and extensive solo career

The Independent UK

TPUSA Uses Taylor Swift's 'Tradwife' Song 'Wi$h Li$t' At Women's Leadership Summit Promoting Motherhood

At the Turning Point USA Women's Leadership Summit, Taylor Swift's song 'Wi$h Li$t' was used, stirring discussions over the song's promotion of 'tradwife' ideals.

International Business Times UK

“I remember when it entered the Billboard charts, when it was number one – then we had champagne in the office the whole day”: ABBA confirm that their ‘fifth member’ Gorel Hanser has died, aged 76

She had worked for the Swedish pop giants since 1969

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Alex Lifeson’s Rush reunion live rig has been revealed – and there’s not an amp in sight on the Fifty Something tour

Tube amps remain sidelined for the band's reunion tour as Lifeson leans into modeling gear

Guitar World

“I must have rewound that solo on cassette 300 times, trying to understand what I had just heard”: Nuno Bettencourt pays tribute to Yngwie Malmsteen – and names the one thing most people get wrong about his playing

The Extreme guitarist thanks the Swedish virtuoso for giving him a guitar-playing epiphany

Guitar World

Dogstar at the Roundhouse: Utterly enthralling

4/5 Keanu Reeves and co hit the Roundhouse and show Dogstar remain far from a vanity project

Evening Standard

Classic Rock's Tracks Of The Week: June 15, 2026

Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Goose, The Warning, All Them Witches and more

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Kamasi Washington at Harry Styles' Meltdown: A jazz colossus

5/5 Kamasi Washington paid tribute to John Coltrane and Miles Davis in the first of two shows at Harry Style’s Meltdown

Evening Standard

"For really just a long time, it was just way too sad for me to make music”: Mike D on his grief at the loss of Adam Yauch

The ex-Beastie Boy releases his solo debut later this summer

MusicRadar

Marillion bassist Pete Trewavas unveils new Edison's Children album

Trewavas and bandmates Rick Armstrong and Eric Blackwood will release A Light In Ethereal Night in September

Louder

The Biggest Surprises of Primavera Sound Barcelona 2026

From perilous weather conditions to surprise artists joining the lineup, this year's festival may have produced more surprises than any recent installment.

Latin Times

“Steve Albini died, a friend died, my father died, the father of my wife died. But I want to focus on the positive”: How a composer's approach and 40 DD-3 pedals helped noise masters MONO to heal their grief

Aiming to match sadness with beauty, guitarist and composer Taka Goto explains why, on new album Snowdrop, he channeled classical music through a distortion pedal

Guitar World

Zach Bryan review – colossal US country star converts the UK to his inclusive take on the rodeo

Bryan challenges country’s macho messaging in emotional songs of breakups, addiction and pain, lapped up by a charmed stadium-filled fanbase

The Guardian - UK

Download festival review – Guns N’ Roses flop and Letlive thrive as metal’s biggest fest enters the future

Often criticised for booking the same old legends, the festival hosts a broad span of music’s heaviest genre, plus hip-hop, Indian folk – and, finally, its first female headliner

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“I don't know any of the chord names. I would describe my guitar playing style as nothing technical. It's technically bad, actually, but it feels correct”: Singer-songwriter Eloise talks voice notes, vocal harmonies and learning guitar by watching YouTube

“I don't write any lyrics down, because I've always had this rule, which is if it's a good song and you have got your feelings right, you will remember it the next day”

Guitar World

“It’s something I’ve always done all my life, and I can’t get away from it. I have to remind myself it’s okay to play the tops of chords”: Doug Gillard of Guided By Voices on finally going solo again –and the playing quirk he can’t shake

Parallel Stride is a essential listening for Guided By Voices who have been jonesing forever in the wait for Gillard to release a follow-up to 2014's Parade On

Metal Hammer

"I asked Ozzy if he was having vocal lessons back then, and he said, ‘No, just lots of alcohol and drugs.’" Zakk Wylde talks tributes, hot sauces and trying to turn Mark Wahlberg onto metal

A fun, frantic five minute interview with Black Label Society leader Zakk Wylde

MusicRadar

"It’s freedom from that lie that anything was ever under control. You don’t chase the parade anymore”: Dylan publishes his thoughts about ageing

"You’re an old king from some vanished country,” he says

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The Independent UK

Görel Hanser death: Abba’s longtime manager and ‘fifth member’ dies aged 76

Swedish pop group said they have lost their ‘most loved friend and closest colleague’

Louder

Dave Greenslade, founder of UK prog rockers Greenslade, has died, aged 83

Dave Greenslade was a founding member of jazz proggers Colosseum and formed his own band, Greenslade, in 1976

Louder

"I'm ashamed of the way I treated them. They didn't deserve that." Steve Albini had regrets about how he spoke about Pixies

Steve Albini never pulled any punches, but he also wasn't afraid of owning his mistakes

Louder

"Almost nobody seemed to realise it was him." Watch Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger sing a 100-year-old folk song in an English pub

Rolling Stones frontman gives impromptu performance at the Half Moon in St Clements

MusicRadar

“It means whatever you want it to be”: The hidden meaning of Earth Wind And Fire’s ‘ba-dee-ya’ September chorus is revealed in new documentary

Questlove-helmed film is out on HBO now

International Business Times UK

Oliver Tree's Unfiltered Rant On Split With Record Label Resurfaces After Helicopter Crash Death

A resurfaced post featuring a video of Oliver Tree, in which he ranted about his split with Atlantic Records, including cancelled projects, gained attention following his fatal helicopter crash.

Evening Standard

Ed Sheeran reveals plans to step back from music after North America tour

The singer-songwriter shared the update with fans during the opening night of the North American leg of his LOOP tour in Glendale, Arizona, on Saturday

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