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Bad Bunny Dominates Latin GRAMMYs 2025, Leading Every Major Category

The Latin Recording Academy has announced the nominations for the 26th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards, and one name towers above the rest: Bad Bunny. With a staggering 12 nominations, the Puerto Rican superstar has once again proven why he is the reigning force in global Latin music.

Latin Times

“Often times, I’m motivated to write by some amount of melancholy”: revisiting Chris Cornell’s final album as it turns 10

The late Soundgarden frontman's final work was one of his most stripped-down and intimate records.

Louder

Will a boycott over Israel divide the Eurovision Song Contest?

Netherlands, Iceland, Ireland, Spain and Slovania have said they will not participate in the competition if Israel does.

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Activist ‘hoped jet paint stunt would get Taylor Swift to speak out on climate’

Two people deny causing criminal damage to gets at Stansted.

Evening Standard

"To Carry The Weight might be one of the most gutwrenching songs that I’ve ever written." Killswitch Engage's Jesse Leach on buried projects, ska records and how he once met the cast of Friends

Killswitch Engage frontman Jesse Leach faces down Metal Hammer readers' questions

Metal Hammer

The 10 Must-See Artists on the Coachella 2026 Lineup (Including Those That Aren't Headliners)

Discover the 10 must-see artists on the Coachella 2026 line-up, including exciting performers beyond the headliners. From Dua Lipa to Peso Pluma, here's who you can't miss.

International Business Times UK

“Working on the Springsteen movie, they asked me if I would teach Jeremy Allen White to play guitar. My honest thing was, I have no idea”: J.D. Simo’s advice that helped Jeremy Allen White play like the Boss

White is set to play the Boss in the upcoming Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere – and had to learn guitar for the role

Guitar World

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Bad Bunny leads the 2025 Latin Grammy nominations, dethroning Édgar Barrera's 2-year run

Bad Bunny leads the 2025 Latin Grammy nominations this year with 12 nods

The Independent UK

Ed Sheeran says he was offered the chance to perform ‘first gig in space’

The singer told BBC Radio 2 that the thought of going into space ‘terrifies’ him.

Evening Standard

Busted break silence on James Bourne's absence from tour with McFly: 'He's really sick'

Matt Willis opens up on bandmate’s health struggles at first show the group have ever played without the singer

Evening Standard

Cardi B, Patriots WR Stefon Diggs Expecting First Child Together

Cardi B and Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs are expecting their first child together.

Sports Illustrated

"There are so many elements I never expected to see or hear!" New Van der Graaf Generator film shines light on only US gig from the 1970s

Van der Graaf Generator - NYC '76 captures prog legends Van der Graaf Generator at their only US live show prior to 2009

Louder

Frank Turner announces new career compilation The Next Ten Years

The triple vinyl set is the follow-up to 2015’s The First Ten Years. What will he call the one that comes out in 2035?

Louder

“This band interacts and reacts. No two nights are the same. There’s a risk in working like that but also a beauty to the freedom”: Jazz guitar phenom Pete Roth on the making of a trio that lives on the outer limits of improv

Fans of Joe Pass, Larry Carlton and John Scofield would do well to check out the Pete Roth Trio with Bill Bruford the next time they’re in town

Guitar World

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I Did Not Have Swiftie Boyfriends Complaining About Being On A 'Clock' After Her Proposal On My Bingo Card

Baby, just say yes!

Metal Hammer

I Prevail Violent Nature review: the metalcore heavyweights' fourth album is a little hit and miss, but the hits go hard

They might be divisive, but Violent Nature proves I Prevail are still swinging for the fences on album 4

MusicRadar

“The whistling was a result of me having no guitar when I was writing it. The record company called me and said: 'You have to take the whistle out.' I said: ‘No way’": The Scorpions' Klaus Meine on the making of Wind Of Change

"When the song went through the roof, the same guy came to me, bending over and saying: ‘Klaus, I was wrong. Please forgive me – you can kick my ass!’”

Guitar World

“It’s kind of a trick”: John Mayer shares his number one overdrive pedal tip – and it works with any drive

The trick involves some nifty footwork and could help level up your leads

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International Business Times UK

Taylor Swift's Bulletproof Screen at Chiefs Game: Was It Triggered by Charlie Kirk Shooting?

A bullet-resistant partition was caught on camera being moved through the stadium tunnels, eventually protecting or hiding Taylor Swift and her family.

Guitar World

“It’s a silly kid’s drawing, but I sent it to ESP, and we did a deal”: URNE’s Angus Neyra on the schoolboy scribble that got him an endorsement, getting Troy Sanders to guest on their 9-minute single, and why he needed a “brother” guitarist

The shred-era guitarist has become a Quad Cortex advocate ahead of joining Orange Goblin’s farewell tour and releasing changed-up new album Setting Fire to the Sky

The Guardian - UK

Supporting the Jam, sausages with the Bay City Rollers and defying skinheads: post-punk girl group Dolly Mixture look back

The all-girl trio gave punk a playful spin and drew admirers in Paul Weller and Captain Sensible – but, singer Debsey Wykes recalls, faced confusion for being out of step with era’s noise and anger

Guitar World

“I wanted to play like Stevie and see if I could break my guitar in half like he tried to do”: Ally Venable is spreading the Texas blues gospel via a deep-seated love of Stevie Ray Vaughan and her “Wounded Warrior” Les Paul

The Texas triple-threat on the importance of women’s rights, magenta Les Pauls and “facing your own blues”

Louder

Colin Edwin and John Wesley announce new Porcupine Tree-focused band Voyage 35

Former Porcupine Tree alumni will be performing the band's earlier material in the live arena

Evening Standard

Lewis Capaldi at the O2 review: 'Buoyed by a national outpouring of goodwill'

4/5 The singer-songwriter easily triumphs at the O2 as he continues his careful return to touring

Guitar World

“Chrissie Hynde was getting fed up with our performance. So she stood in front of us and bent over, so we were staring at her backside”: How bassist Tony Butler helped relaunch The Pretenders with this 1982 rock classic

Having fired bassist Pete Farndon for his erratic drug-fuelled behaviour, The Pretenders tapped Rockpile guitarist Billy Bremner and bassist Tony Butler

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