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Pulp pays tribute to late bassist Steve Mackey at Finsbury Park

In March, the Britpop band announced the death of Mackey at the age of 56

Evening Standard

Stellar Saturday night at On the Waterfront as CamelPhat brings sunshine and dance to Liverpool's waterfront

CamelPhat's set was a masterclass in up-tempo house music which had everyone smiling and showing love for each other

Liverpool Echo

Peter Criss and Ace Frehley decline offer to return for last ever Kiss shows

Gene Simmons says estranged Kiss members Peter Criss and Ace Frehley have refused a request to play with band again

Louder

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Stone Sour's future more uncertain than ever as Corey Taylor slams band's "hindrances"

New comments from Corey Taylor suggest it's unlikely we'll see Stone Sour back in action any time soon

Metal Hammer

Before she became one of the planet’s biggest pop stars, Taylor Swift collaborated with Def Leppard: “She heard our music in her mother’s womb”

Remembering the time a pre-megastardom Taylor Swift ended up playing a gig with Def Leppard

Louder

The Black Crowes make the most of muggy Chicago day with greatest hits — albeit abbreviated — set for NASCAR festival

Like the JC Brooks Band earlier in the day, The Black Crowes started their set late and also cut it abruptly, only offering 40 minutes of the hour they had slated for their set.

Chicago Sun-Times

Andrew Ridgeley explains why Wham! had to end and says George Michael's death left a 'void'

The group, which consisted of George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley, became one of the most successful pop acts of the 80s

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Taylor Swift fan wears bizarre disguise to gig and shares hilarious reason for get-up

Taylor Swift fans are dedicated to being part of the Swiftie fandom, with some proving just how dedicated on live television ahead of the singer's Cincinnati gig

Daily Mirror

Where former Take That member Jason Orange is now after quitting band 10 years ago

While the decision left loyal fans baffled worldwide, Jason, now 52, was adamant he would not return to the group.

Daily Record

Taylor Swift to break records as The Eras Tour set to gross more than $1 billion

Taylor Swift's world tour is predicted to gross a whopping one billion dollars, which comes as fans spot clues and hints as to which rerecorded album she will release in the coming months

Daily Mirror

Where Take That's Jason Orange is now and bandmates' explanation for decade-long absence

Take That fans are secretly hoping Jason Orange will rock up at at BST tonight with Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen after he quit the band 10 years ago

Daily Mirror

How a drinking session led to Iron Maiden and Stockport brewery creating a beer that has taken world by storm

Trooper has become a hit with beer and music fans across the globe

Manchester Evening News

Brian May pays tribute to Queen bandmate Freddie Mercury on 50th anniversary of debut

The guitar legend reveals he still 'misses the butterflies' he would feel while watching the flamboyant frontman strut his stuff on stage

Daily Mirror

Play Like a Pro: Mono synth skills and technique

How playing mono synths differs from standard keyboards

MusicRadar

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Guitar World

“On the fretted bass we call it the slap stopper!” What is a finger ramp and why should you use one?

Bass guru Gary Willis explains the origins of his signature ramp

Daily Mirror

Rare images of rock icons Queen as chief roadie from band's heyday shares his photo album

Nicknamed Ratty for his long, greasy hair, Peter Hince recalls seeing Queen in action for the first time in November 1973, the year their first album came out

The Guardian - UK

Japanese Breakfast review – a two-way high-wire act

Korean-American songwriter – and bestselling author – Michelle Zauner revels in an expansive set of dreampop and electronica laced with heartbreak and joy

Woman & Home

Dolly Parton shares disappointing news for fans – but still finds a way to be hilariously relatable

Sorry, Dolly fans, but you might not get to see the country queen

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MusicRadar

Classic keys on a budget: Iconic organ sounds for less

The organ is one of the most popular instruments across many music genres. Here's how to get its mighty sound without breaking the bank

Louder

"We were the luckiest b******s on the planet!” Shagged-out chic and avant-garde pop: How Godley & Creme became Britain's weirdest popstars

Cannibalism, concept albums with Peter Cook and reinventing the pop video: What Godley & Creme did after 10cc.

The Independent UK

David Bowie: A photographic memoir like no other

Geoff MacCormack, singer, songwriter and producer, shares his personal photos from his lifelong friendship with the starman

Metal Hammer

Motley Crue rock London's tiny Underworld club (and no, there wasn't any miming)

Motley Crue roll back the years with a sweaty and full-throttle show in the most intimate of settings

Louder

A beginner's guide to 90s UK indie in five essential albums

There was more to 90s indie than just Britpop, but it's a pretty good place to start... Here, the story of how one decade saw a genre morph beyond all recognition, told by the albums that made it happen

Daily Record

Jesy Nelson to take break from music for major life change and 'exciting' plans

The star took to social media to share what's in store for her future.

Metal Hammer

"It gets in the way of originality": Why Kurt Cobain thought it was a bad idea to get good at guitar

In this rare interview from 1993, Kurt Cobain explains to a reporter why he was never interested in honing his craft when it came to the guitar

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