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Florence And The Machine announce UK and Europe tour

The band are releasing their first studio album in three years this Halloween.

Evening Standard

Evanescence’s Amy Lee, Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante and Poppy will release a collaborative single soon, and we could not be more hyped

The greatest metal mash-up since the discovery of the alloy

Metal Hammer

Sabrina Carpenter: Man’s Best Friend review – Some incredible highs, but too much that feels like a first draft

3/5 There are some sensational songs on the pop star’s follow-up to ‘Short n’ Sweet’, but too much of the rest struggles for lift-off

The Independent UK

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Neil Young confronts Donald Trump in new song Big Crime: ‘Don’t want soldiers on the streets’

Veteran rocker characterises US administration as fascistic in song recorded at Chicago sound check

The Guardian - UK

“All the shiny, pointy guitars were gone, and this one was still on the wall… something just drew me to it”: How Khruangbin made Fender history with signature models of the first guitars they ever bought

Khruangbin’s Mark Speer and Laura Lee Ochoa are the first bandmates to get a signature Fender guitar and bass at the same time

Guitar World

‘Everybody scream’: Florence and the Machine announces UK and EU tour

Tour will take place in support of Florence Welch’s new album, ‘Everybody Scream’, with support from singer-songwriter Paris Paloma

The Independent UK

“There's so many of these so-called vocal experts that I could kick 'em right in the balls”: Ex-Skid Row man goes on wonderfully unhinged rant about Youtube armchair critics

Especially ones with air conditioning

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“There’s a lot of heaviness in the air, which Maiden doesn’t really take advantage of”: Bruce Dickinson explains why his solo music is heavier than Iron Maiden

The frontman’s solo output uses more downtuning and fewer guitar harmonies than Maiden’s songs

Metal Hammer

Titanic: Hagen review – Mabe Fratti and Hector Tosta darken their ecstatic experimental earworms

On their second collaborative album, the couple based in Mexico City add pop shimmer and thundering blastbeats to their unique, always-surprising sound

The Guardian - UK

Indie rock band announced as headline act for Edinburgh Hogmanay celebrations

Indie rock band Wet Leg have been announced as Edinburgh’s Hogmanay headline act this year with tickets on sale next week.

The National (Scotland)

Jessie J Cancer Update: It's Not Looking Good As Artist To Undergo Second Breast Surgery

Her rescheduled European dates will now take place in April 2026, while tickets for cancelled US performances will be automatically refunded.

International Business Times UK

“An old-fashioned, listen-in-one-sitting record – they’ve pair have done more than talk a good game”: Chimpan A battle the TikTokification of music on M.I.A. Vol 1

Rob Reed and Steve Balsamo’s unique approach delivers an ambitious and unorthodox triumph

Louder

“They reveal clever nuances over repeat listens – but it’s enigmatic and unskippable from the offset”: Ihlo finally return with Legacy

Six years after beloved debut Union, the British prog-metallers deliver a record that floats and comes crashing down at all the right moments

Louder

Album reviews: CMAT – Euro-Country, and Flyte – Between You and Me

Irish pop artist CMAT lets her effervescent energy loose on third album ‘Euro-Country’, while folk-rock duo Flyte’s nuanced exploration of domesticity and ambition on ‘Between You and Me’ feels strikingly pertinent

The Independent UK

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"Now in his mid-60s, there's still something oddly teenage about Bryan Adams": Soft rock's Mr Nice Guy returns to familiar ground

Bryan Adams defiantly sticks to his guns on Roll With The Punches

Louder

Listen to Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen's atmospheric Hollow Man collaboration

Also out now: Bon Jovi's new single Red, White and Jersey

Evening Standard

Indie rockers Wet Leg set to headline Edinburgh’s Hogmanay festivities

The band from the Isle of Wight will play at the Ross Bandstand in the city’s West Princes Street Gardens.

The Independent UK

Family’s neo-Nazi music band ‘didn’t mean for racist lyrics to be taken literally’, court told

Robert Talland, 59, his son Stephen, 36, and his daughter Rosie, 33, performed songs that incited racial hatred

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"Tony Banks got wind of it. From then on, we knew that Pete could leave at any time, but we had a 150-show tour to do": Phil Collins discusses his legendary career in far-reaching documentary

Phil Collins: Drummer First revealed the secrets of his sound, his career highs and lows, and the story of that drum fill…

Louder

Cool new proggy sounds from Jonathan Hultén, Swallow The Sun, Mark Trueack and more in Prog's brand new Tracks Of The Week

Awesome new prog sounds you must hear from Teramaze, The Vintage Caravan, NYOS and more in this week's Tracks Of The Week

Evening Standard

Baby, Just Say Yes: Taylor Swift bridal fashion predictions

This Swiftie has analysed Taylor’s 13 eras to come up with an array of bridal predictions for the wedding of the century

The Independent UK

Meet Dancing with the Stars’ new pro Jan Ravnik, Taylor Swift’s back-up dancer

Ravnik was a backup dancer on Swift’s Eras Tour

MusicRadar

“I started pacing around the room - usually I take notes but I was just taking it all in. I went ‘Play it again'”: How Dave Grohl delivered the incredible Smells Like Teen Spirit drum track

The drum part that introduced Nirvana and a drummer named Dave Grohl to the world was released back in 1991

MusicRadar

"I look forward to hearing everyone’s interpretation - don’t hold back”: Remix Madonna's Ray of Light and win $12,000 of music gear

Beatport's Global Remix Challenge invites producers to put a spin on the title track of Madonna's Grammy-winning 1998 album

Metal Hammer

"Hurt People Hurt People has probably been around since the beginning of man." Revived nu metallers Mudvayne release their first new song in 16 years

Hurt People Hurt People is the first taste of new Mudvayne material since 2009's self-titled album

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