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Stevie Nicks recalls the devastating truth she dealt to Katy Perry

‘Dreams’ singer recalled the exchange with Perry, who was worried about the apparently ‘cruel and rancid’ behaviour of fans on social media

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Stevie Nicks has worn bracelet given to her by Taylor Swift for nearly a year

Opening up about her love for her fellow singer, Stevie Nicks has said she has worn a bracelet gifted to her by Taylor Swift for nearly a year.

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An Organization Is Translating Project 2025 to Spanish to Warn Older Latinos Against Voting for Trump

Besides translation duties, Voto Latino is also committing $3.5 million to a digital ad campaign featuring Spanish-language videos

Latin Times

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“They’re all little pieces”: AI-aided Eddie Van Halen solos could be a possibility, according to Alex Van Halen

The late guitarist's older brother says that he reached out to OpenAI about potentially analyzing “the patterns of how Edward would have played something” to help round out unfinished material

Guitar World

“Why would you lend your talents to Michael Jackson?”: Alex Van Halen told Eddie not to play on Beat It

Was Eddie’s most famous solo really “a mistake”?

MusicRadar

“Chris was in a very fragile part of his life. He started playing bass… He got so into it he started bleeding. I said, ‘This is the man you want.’ And then he died”: Alex Van Halen reveals his and Eddie’s secret jams with Chris Cornell

Eddie Van Halen and his brother tried out the Soundgarden singer shortly before his death – and at one stage, an Ozzy Osbourne-fronted Van Halen album was also on the cards

Guitar World

“If it had come to fruition, it would have been phenomenal.” Eddie and Alex Van Halen wanted Ozzy Osbourne to front a new-look Van Halen, and Ozzy would have joined if his family's MTV show hadn't got in the way

Alex Van Halen reveals that Ozzy Osbourne was in the frame to front a new look Van Halen at the start of the millennium, and Ozzy says that he was up for it

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“Do you know how many blowjobs that album got me?” Disgraced 'pharma-bro' and ex-emo record label investor Martin Shkreli must tell US court how many copies of Wu-Tang Clan’s singular Once Upon a Time in Shaolin album he made and distributed

Judge orders Martin Shkreli to testify as to how many copies of one-off Wu Tang Clan album he purchased in 2015 might now be in circulation

Louder

“Then on-air, is where it gets nuts”: How Prince’s final, legendary guitar performance on SNL was saved by a quick-thinking audio engineer

His 8-minute medley from 2014 is considered one of the greatest musical spots in the show’s history

MusicRadar

Stone: GOP should dispute election armed

Trump's longtime fixer said the GOP should "come in with your own armed guards" in undercover tape

Salon

“He became kind of a bad guy to all of us.” Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley says the band's former manager sexually abused him

Deryck Whibley alleges he was groomed and sexually abused by Sum 41's first manager, Greig Nori, while he was a teenager

Louder

Chimp Crazy: Who is Tonia Haddix and what did she do to her pet ape Tonka?

Haddix is the controversial exotic animal broker at the centre of a new documentary from the creator of ‘Tiger King’

The Independent UK

“It has a reputation for being a big, dumb, four-chord song, but there’s more going on than I expected”: A music professor breaks down the theory behind Oasis’s Wonderwall

As the Gallaghers reunite for the Oasis Live '25 tour, we put Wonderwall under the musical microscope and explore how the song became a standard for beginner guitarists

MusicRadar

“I’m still in shock that I’m getting inducted for a second time”: Wolfgang Van Halen, Zakk Wylde and Andrew Watt to headline Ozzy Osbourne tribute at all-star Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony

Robert Trujillo, Chad Smith and Steve Stevens will also take part in the ceremony, which will feature an induction speech from Jack Black

Guitar World

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Jack Black will induct Ozzy Osbourne into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame; Metallica, Tool and Red Hot Chili Peppers members to perform

The Prince Of Darkness will join the annals of the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame on October 19

Louder

"If ever there were a live album where the crowd function as an additional instrument, this is it": B.B. King rips it up on Live At The Regal

Released in 1965, Live At The Regal is the blues equivalent of The Who’s Live At Leeds – an exhilarating, honest account of an artist at the top of their game

Evening Standard

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Kris Kristofferson: the soldier turned star made a tough life into tender poetry

No other musician could have landed a helicopter in Johnny Cash’s yard to deliver a new tune, or renounced a debut in praise of the Vietnam war with decades of activist songs

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“I wanted to make the ultimate record. And then the band could stop”: How The Cure’s Pornography, Disintegration and Bloodflowers albums became goth’s great ‘Dark Trilogy’

The Cure’s Robert Smith looks back on the albums that turned the band into the goth icons they are today

The Independent UK

Kim Porter's children say she didn’t write bestselling memoir about Diddy

Kim Porter and Sean “Diddy” Combs' children have made a statement denouncing a book that claims to be written by the late Porter

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“The first day of rehearsal they forgot me!” Watch Nirvana's first-ever TV performance as a four-piece, with future Foo Fighter Pat Smear on guitar

On September 25, 1993, Nirvana performed as a quartet on US TV show Saturday Night Live, playing two songs from their brand new album In Utero, with Pat Smear on second guitar

The Independent UK

Diddy’s children break silence over ‘hurtful and false’ rumors late mom Kim Porter wrote tell-all book

‘We are deeply saddened that the world has made a spectacle of what has been the most tragic event of our lives,’ the music mogul’s children said in a statement on Instagram

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“It attempts to create order from chaos, but never reaches the goal.” Celebrating Trent Reznor's long, hard road out of a personal hell, as heard on Nine Inch Nails' bleak, challenging masterpiece The Fragile

Released on September 21, 1999, Nine Inch Nails third studio album, The Fragile, remains a fascinating piece of outsider art

Latin Times

Chappell Roan Refuses to Endorse Kamala Harris: 'I Have So Many Issues with Our Government'

The singer previously declined the White House's invitation to perform at their pride event over the U.S.'s support of Israel's assault in Gaza.

The Independent UK

Bob Dylan was washed up and irrelevant – then one electrifying tour saved his career

Bob Dylan was teetering on Insignificance when he finally returned to the road in 1974 with The Band, who were in the throes of their own turmoil at the time. That tour saved both their careers, writes Stevie Chick, and cemented the Tambourine Man’s place in music history

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