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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.

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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

Guitar World

"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

The Guardian - AU

"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

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"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

Metal Hammer

"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 ...

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"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.

Louder

"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"

MusicRadar

Miley Cyrus' 'Flowers' Hits Milestone On Hot 100 Charts

Miley Cyrus' hit single 'Flowers' celebrates one year on the Hot 100 chart, winning two Grammys and regaining top 10 status.

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Taylor Swift Named Biggest Musical Artist In The World For 2023

Taylor Swift reigns supreme in IFPI's 2023 global music artist ranking, with South Korean acts Seventeen and Stray Kids in the top spots.

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Slayer to reunite to play Louder Than Life 2024 alongside Slipknot, Korn, Motley Crue, Judas Priest, Disturbed, Evanescence, Five Finger Death Punch and many more

Slayer are officially back, and they are playing one of the biggest festival lineups of 2024!

Metal Hammer

"The middle of the day was Marillion. Mornings and evenings DeeExpus." What happened when Mark Kelly joined North East prog rockers DeeExpus

The rise of DeeExpus has been swift. Now with their second album King Of Number 33 and Marillion keyboardist Mark Kelly in tow, prog stardom awaits.

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Is Taylor Swift Really Brunette Now?

Swifties have questions after photos of an apparent hair change surfaced.

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How to create an effective buildup and breakdown: "The key to a good breakdown is developing contrast between the drop and the break"

How to build the tension leading to that magic moment

The Guardian - UK

Barry Keoghan as John Lennon? Who Sam Mendes should cast in his Beatles movies

Following the news that Mendes will direct four fab films about the Fab Four, our critic picks his fantasy lineup

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Jennifer Lopez To Perform New Songs In Apple Music Special

Jennifer Lopez brings her latest album to life in an Apple Music Live concert special, sharing personal stories and inspiring positivity through her artistry.

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Celebrity Rumor Mill: Wild Speculations And Reality Checks

Explore debunked celebrity rumors involving Kanye West, Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, and more in the entertainment world.

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"George Martin knew Robert Moog, and asked him to come to Abbey Road and show us this Moog thing": Paul McCartney on the synth used on the final Beatles album and how its 'noise' created tension in the band

Did the Moog synth speed up the demise of the Beatles?

Evening Standard

Hurray for the Riff Raff - The Past is Still Alive album review: a startlingly personal new chapter

Alynda Segarra invites listeners into their world of refined Americana with open arms

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Mark Ronson Campaigns For Foreigner's Rock Hall Of Fame Bid

Mark Ronson advocates for Foreigner's Rock Hall induction with support from music icons. Foreigner's legacy and impact on music highlighted.

Metal Hammer

"The past 10 years have been incredibly fulfilling, but also physically and emotionally draining": Jamie Lenman announces retirement from music

Former Reuben frontman and solo artist Jamie Lenman has announced plans to "step back" from the music industry

Evening Standard

Nadine Shah - Filthy Underneath album review: a remarkably raw collection that boasts some of her finest songs

The South Tyneside musician’s most personal collection yet pairs raw honesty with flickers of dark humour

Guitar World

“I still don’t find it easy! It’s one of the most unnatural riffs to play you could possibly imagine”: Brian May finds Bohemian Rhapsody difficult to perform – and he points the blame at “riffmeister” Freddie Mercury

The Queen guitarist has called it “the most unnatural riff to play” and says even now he has to battle with adrenaline when he plays it live

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