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"I’ve spent a few years writing songs with little to no sense of direction, I think I’ve started to find my own sound again." Charlotte Wessels on restarting after Delain, dream collabs and why there are no guilty pleasures

Charlotte Wessels reinvented herself as a solo artist after leaving Delain in 2021

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Post Malone review, F-1 Trillion: Former rapper two-steps his way into country with stompin’ guitar jams

Malone’s sixth album features a rhinestone constellation of collaborations with some of country’s biggest names

The Independent UK

Taylor Swift's London gigs 'will generate more than £100 million for the capital'

Each London show will generate £21.7 million for the capital with Swifties set to spend an average of £566.

Evening Standard

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“It was a culture shock. America at the time was kind of racially divided – while in the UK, there were 5,000 white kids going crazy to my music”: Juan Atkins remembers the early '90s rave scene

Juan Atkins remembers the early '90s rave scene

MusicRadar

Jack Russell death: Great White rocker dies aged 63

Frontman of band, whose gig led to one of the worst club fires in US history, died surrounded by family

The Independent UK

Kim Kardashian Beats are back with a limited-edition version of Beats Studio Pro

Apple's beloved collaboration with Kim Kardashian has spawned another set of Beats, this time the Studio Pro in three new colors.

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"People were walking around with water guns full of acid, squirting them in your face": What Aerosmith's Steven Tyler saw at Woodstock

As Aerosmith prepared to play at Woodstock 1994, Steven Tyler looked back on his experience at the original festival

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"Rock ain’t dead. To who?!" Duff McKagan talks Guns N' Roses, punk rock and how Velvet Revolver proved the haters wrong

From Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver to his solo work, Duff McKagan is still a punk kid at heart - with big ambitions

Metal Hammer

“He said, ‘Take this cassette home and see if you can come up with something.’ I plugged the Destroyer straight into the Marshall and that’s what came out”: Phil Collen's first Def Leppard solo is one of his most famous – and he did it in one take

Recruited by Def Leppard in 1982, Collen was put straight to work on Pyromania, and contributed a rather notable lead effort he nailed in one go

Guitar World

Taylor Swift 'reached out to families of Southport victims before Wembley Eras tour return'

Star said to have privately reached out to victims’ families ahead of her return to London

Evening Standard

"We were out on our asses": How Aerosmith took flight with Get Your Wings - only in the new issue of Classic Rock

Also in this issue: John Mayall, Pink Floyd, Joe Elliott, Creed, Phil Mogg, The Cadillac Three, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Joanne Shaw Taylor, LA Edwards and more

Louder

‘Identifying as underrated isn’t healthy’: Tinashe on staging the pop comeback of the year

The raw sexuality of her track Nasty made it a viral sensation, moving the singer out of major label hell. But she says the industry is still toxic and racially segregated

The Guardian - UK

“If anybody had him pigeonholed as the master of epic melancholy, they’re in for a shock”: Tim Bowness displays a stunning change of pace with Powder Dry

His voice is as mellifluous as ever – but with songs averaging around two minutes long, this dynamic album feels like a reset

Louder

"This sort of seat-of-the-pants indulgence would never fit the corporate cosiness of today’s major festivals": Ten Years After showcase the solos on Woodstock 1969

Of its time and on vinyl, the six-song set that made Ten Years After US festival titans

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Taylor Swift Returns To Stage For First Time Since Foiled Terror Plot

The American star's return to Wembley Stadium, where she performed for three nights in June, marks the end of the European leg of her record-breaking "Eras" tour.

Metal Hammer

Former Great White frontman Jack Russell dead at 63

The news of Jack Russell's death comes just a month after he announced he was suffering from two degenerative illnesses

The Independent UK

Ed Sheeran joins Taylor Swift on stage for London return after Southport heartbreak

Successful return comes amid heightened security measures

The Independent UK

Blake Lively shares what she’d change about Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour

‘Honestly, I wish the [concert] was just, like, 47 hours long’

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Fans were convinced that Taylor Swift’s surprise songs in London were dedicated to Travis Kelce

It sure seemed like another Travis mashup.

Evening Standard

Taylor Swift joined by Ed Sheeran as she wows Wembley on her return to London amid heightened security

The star played the first of five concerts in the capital that will bring the European leg of her Eras Tour to an end

Evening Standard

Angry fans miss start of Taylor Swift Wembley show as security 'run out of wristbands'

Some fans missed the first four songs of the show

The Independent UK

Katy Perry set to win Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at MTV VMAs

The star will also perform at the New York event on September 11

The Guardian - UK

‘Safer than ever’: Swifties gather at Wembley for first concert since foiled Vienna plot

Fans in sequins and cowboy hats arrive undeterred at first of five Taylor Swift concerts in London

Guitar World

Seattle’s Perfect Friday the 13th Event

Guitar virtuosos, Al Nesbitt and Tony Abreu, team on up Friday the 13th

The Guardian - UK

‘The 21st century is queer. Accept it’: the Harlem Gospel Travelers on prejudice in the church – and singing for Joe Biden

Inspired by Beyoncé and admired by Elton John, the talented trio are proud of their sexuality, but have been cold-shouldered by the gospel scene as a result. They explain their message of universal love

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