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Usher's Super Bowl Halftime Show Pays Tribute To R&B Icons

Usher's Super Bowl Halftime Show paid homage to R&B legends with iconic performances and musical tributes.

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"It promises to be one of our most interesting sets to date." Yes discuss their upcoming UK tour

The Classic Tales Of Yes UK live dates includes shows rescheduled from 2023

Louder

“It’s such a cool guitar in terms of history”: Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley has bought the ’68 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop used on some of Ozzy Osbourne, Hole, Korn and Social Distortion’s most iconic recordings – and it seems it holds a few secrets

The Les Paul previously belonged to super-producer Michael Beinhorn but it looks like it might have a secret past, beneath its celebrity skin...

Guitar World

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“We were challenging ourselves on this record and thought, ‘This might not work, but we’re going to find out!’” The story behind every song on Thrice’s The Artist In The Ambulance, in the band’s own words

Everything from the Cold War to C.S. Lewis shaped Thrice’s post-hardcore masterpiece, frontman Dustin Kensrue explains

Metal Hammer

"I remember hearing Dire Straits in the car to the studio and thinking 'this radio poison is exactly what we're going to try and destroy'": Your guide to every Jesus And Mary Chain album in the band's own words

Jim Reid takes us on an all-access tour through the Jesus And Mary Chain back catalogue, all the way from their 1985 landmark album through to their bitter break-up, reunion and the band's long-awaited second act

Louder

“Mere clichés”: Nickelback’s Rockstar copyright lawsuit win is confirmed as judges rule that the plaintiff is not the only one who can enjoy “singing about being a rockstar”

It seems that no one has a monopoly on writing lyrics about making money, buying a big house and hanging out with movie stars

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Sublime Reforms With New Lineup, Teases Potential New Music

Learn about the reformation of iconic rock band Sublime, set to release new music and perform at festivals like Coachella. Explore their legacy and influen...

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“Oliver Wakeman scared me to death - he had so much energy coming out of him and I’d had just gone through my first series of cancer operations”: Gordon Giltrap is a loner who loves collaborating

Guitarist shares his love for troubadours, his connection with holiday TV shows, and admits that just because he’s spiritual, it doesn’t mean he’s a good person

Louder

Judas Priest legend Rob Halford is officially a Sleep Token fan: "One day The Metal God and Vessel will take a selfie together."

Rob Halford explains why Sleep Token are making major waves in the metal scene right now

Metal Hammer

Collaboration Of James Bay And Noah Kahan: Soulful Songwriting Connection

Discover the captivating musical collaboration between James Bay and Noah Kahan, blending raw vulnerability with poetic lyricism to create haunting and upl...

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“I started out playing a Telecaster. One day, I heard someone playing a Gretsch – I said, ‘What is that? That’s the sound I’m looking for!’” Portugal. The Man’s John Gourley joins a fresh wave of signature artists updating Gretsch for a new generation

Armed with a signature Broadkaster kitted out in a breathtaking iridescent black rainbow finish, John Gourley shares his passion for inspiring young players, why his love of guitar is rooted in Motown and what makes his new guitar like a “goth kid who’s secretly happy inside”

Guitar World

Don Omar's Electrifying Concert Performance Ignites Epic Energy

Don Omar's electrifying concert performance showcased his musical talent and stage presence, leaving fans in awe and eagerly anticipating his next musical ...

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Mick Mars: “I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for Mötley Crüe. I don't regret anything we've ever done – good, bad or ugly” – only in the new Guitar World

Plus! Eddie Kramer, Marco Pirroni, Stone Mecca, Adrian Belew, Yard Act, DragonForce, history of the MXR Phase 90, Drop Nineteens, Blondie's Frank Infante, the Darkness and more!

Guitar World

The worldwide Tina Turner smash hit that she thought was "throwaway pop", but ended up saving her career

"Afterwards she told me that it was the hardest vocal she'd ever had to do in her life," said songwriter Terry Britten in a classic 1986 interview

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Android Central

Apple Music on Android wants to make it easier to import your Spotify playlists

Apple Music and Spotify are always in the competition as both have massive music collections and a user base; new evidence points to the fact that transferring music between these apps could be hassle-free.

AAP

Love Story blooms as Kelce and Swift reunite in Sydney

Taylor Swift's partner Travis Kelce has jetted into Sydney fresh from his Superbowl victory as the pop superstar prepares for her final Australian tour dates.

Guitar World

Vox’s AC Custom amps get a 2024 glow-up with new Classic Vintage Red range

Continuing its tradition of releasing its AC10C1, AC15C1, and AC30C2 amps in limited edition colorways, Vox’s latest finish is complemented by black and gold diamond fret cloth and a vintage rectangle Vox badge

Louder

"When we played Donington and you hear 90,000 people go 'woohooo!' it's a great feeling": How The Quireboys turned a song with no chorus into a classic singalong

The story of The Quireboys' infectious, rabble-rousing crowd favourite 7 O'Clock

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‘Taylor became part of the family’: Swiftie parents and kids on how her music brought them together

Bonding over the pop star’s music has helped many families bridge the generation gap and strengthen their relationship

Louder

"We were on live TV in front of millions of people. And it was torture": What happened when John Frusciante sabotaged the Red Hot Chili Peppers on Saturday Night Live

It's 1992, the Red Hot Chili Peppers are on the cusp of superstardom, and unhappy guitarist John Frusciante has just been kicked

Metal Hammer

"There was a two-minute pause, then everybody broke out laughing. They thought I was doing a joke": What happened the night Jethro Tull beat Metallica to a Grammy Award

Prog rockers Jethro Tull pipped Metallica to win Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Recording award in 1989, and people are still talking about it

Louder

"The camera pans across, and you realise there are 60,000 people throwing bottles of piss at us. It was terrifying": Nigel Planer looks back at hapless metal heroes Bad News

Nearly 40 years after their infamous Donington set, 25% of fictional rockers Bad News returned last year as Almost Bad News

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Niall Horan: Captivating Audiences With Electrifying Performances

Niall Horan's electrifying performances captivate audiences with his soulful voice, charismatic stage presence, and musical versatility, leaving a lasting ...

Louder

"We’re slowly becoming a band with its own identity.” How Riverside made Love, Fear & The Time Machine

Trading in prog metal riffs for a sound inspired by 80s pop, Riverside’s sixth album marked a daring change in direction, which perfectly suits a record that’s all about change itself.

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"The difference is huge": Tool's Justin Chancellor explains why he has no intention of going wireless – or using five-string basses

"We've done a lot of experimenting with wireless packs"

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