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The Darkness frontman Justin Hawkins responds to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s viral US Open moment

Pop star and her boyfriend were filmed dancing to the band’s 2003 hit ‘I Believe in a Thing Called Love’ at the women’s final over the weekend

The Independent UK

“We did some rehearsals about two months ago in London... And it was really fun, we had a really good time”: Colin Greenwood reveals that Radiohead are playing together again

Radiohead are back together playing

MusicRadar

Beyonce's 'Cowboy Carter' Snubbed By Country Music Awards

Beyonce did not receive a Country Music Association awards nomination when the nods for the 58th edition were announced Monday, even though her "Cowboy Carter" album proved a cultural phenomenon upon release this year.

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"Smile at your scared opponent and help them. If he's swinging wildly, chill him out": The Gospel according to Duff McKagan

Addiction can be beaten. Understand money. Put your partner first. Don’t hold grudges. Clothes maketh the man. These are among the things that shape Duff McKagan's world view

Metal Hammer

Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter snubbed at Country Music Awards

Voters for the CMAs have ignored the superstar singer's album, instead showering Morgan Wallen with seven nominations

The Guardian - AU

"The best is yet to come!" Heart announce rescheduled Royal Flush Tour dates for 2025

After Heart postponed this year's live activity on doctor's orders, the band have confirmed their first shows for 2025

Louder

Wish you were here? David Gilmour stuns tiny Brighton pub with live rendition of Pink Floyd classic

David Gilmour performs the title of Pink Floyd's 1975 album Wish You Were Here with daughter Romany at music pub The Neptune Inn

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Oasis and Ticketmaster urged to refund fans after ‘dynamic pricing’ debacle

Which? asks both to ‘do the right thing’ by refunding difference between face value of tickets and final inflated price

The Guardian - UK

Donald Glover postpones Childish Gambino farewell tour to focus on ‘physical health’

The New World Tour marked the singer’s first tour in five years

The Independent UK

CDs up, downloads down? Latest data from the States suggests a revival for every physical format

The CD revival is under way

MusicRadar

“He says, ‘Here you are, my good man’ and he hands me this glass of champagne.” How a wayward flying bass led to Nirvana meeting Queen legend Brian May for the very first time

The 1992 MTV Awards was a memorable evening for Nirvana, in more ways than one

Metal Hammer

beabadoobee Shares What Music Shaped Her—And What's on Her Playlist Now

The singer opens up about her listening habits, including her penchant for playing Maroon 5 at parties.

Marie Claire

“In the indie world, you’re not meant to be successful.” Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody on dealing with superstardom after being written off as “damaged goods” by the music industry

Snow Patrol are back with their first album in six years, The Forest Is the Path. Their time in the music business has been a rollercoaster, as frontman Gary Lightbody acknowledges

Louder

“‘What are you still doing at home? You’re supposed to be on a flight going to Detroit to audition.’ That was my introduction to P-Funk”: DeWayne Blackbyrd McKnight on how he came to join George Clinton's legendary music collective

McKnight's journey to Parliament-Funkadelic started with him knocking on a stranger's door after hearing someone play guitar

Guitar World

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The Independent UK

Noel Gallagher’s Definitely Maybe guitars to fetch thousands after Oasis reunion

Other items up for auction include Prince’s guitar, items from John and Yoko’s Bed-in for Peace, and a piano played by Paul McCartney, Lady Gaga and Amy Winehouse

Guitar World

“Over the years I’ve realized I thrive most when I’m actively working with my bandmates behind the scenes”: Linkin Park guitarist Brad Delson explains why he's decided to sit out the band’s comeback tour

Delson – whose replacement in the Linkin Park live lineup has been confirmed – will focus on his contributions to the band behind the scenes

Evening Standard

Oasis tickets: What other indie bands could go on tour in Britpop renaissance?

Never say never....

Metal Hammer

"A lot of songs for the next record are already in demo phases." Kerry King already has his sights set on a second solo album

The Slayer guitarist also doesn't rule out doing smaller releases around tours going forward

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“Yep, it’s already finished... It’s in the bag mate”: New Oasis album is on the way, says Liam

New Oasis album is finished, says Liam

Metal Hammer

"Chester was one of a kind. Emily is also one of a kind." Mike Shinoda dismisses criticism of Linkin Park's decision to continue

If it features Linkin Park members, sounds like Linkin Park and carries on Linkin Park's legacy, you can probably just call it Linkin Park

The Guardian - AU

‘I don’t ever want to think of myself as a celebrity’: Budjerah’s meteoric ascent

The breakout pop star has played with Ed Sheeran, racked up millions of streams and performed around the world. But he’s happiest with his family

MusicRadar

“You might sing a take and be like ‘I feel like an idiot’, but double the take, or octave the take, and poof... it makes total sense”: Jack Antonoff on the power of vocal production techniques

Antonoff opens up on the studio techniques heard on The 1975's Part of the Band in a new video from Mix with the Masters

The Guardian - UK

Fairground Attraction on making Perfect: ‘By the third chorus, everyone was singing along’

‘After its success, I drank free champagne, met Paul McCartney – and used our record company’s phones to call my aunts in America and Canada’

Evening Standard

Mariah Carey breaks her silence following double family tragedy: 'It's been a rough couple of weeks'

The singer, 55, announced she was ‘heartbroken’ following the deaths of both her mother and sister last month

Guitar World

“I told Lou Reed, ‘Can I get the double bass out of the car? Because this song is a bit jazzy’”: British bass legend Herbie Flowers, best known for his work with David Bowie and Paul McCartney, dies aged 86

Flowers recorded over 20,000 sessions and his distinctive jazz-informed bass heavily features on Lou Reed's Walk on the Wild Side and Bowie's Space Oddity

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