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Adam Lambert: "There's no replacing Freddie Mercury. It's impossible. Freddie Mercury is a mythic rock god"

Queen singer Adam Lambert bows down before his late legendary predecessor Freddie Mercury

Louder

Denise Welch sends The 1975 fans wild and has 'Evita moment' as she goes to see son Matt Healy

Denise Welch was in the crowd at Finsbury Park to see The 1975 on Sunday night, along with husband Lincoln and ex Tim

Chronicle Live

Rick Froberg, singer and guitarist for Drive Like Jehu and Hot Snakes, dies aged 55

A giant of the post-hardcore world, Froberg played in numerous influential projects while operating as a celebrated visual artist

Guitar World

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James' joyous On the Waterfront performance proved what I've always known about Liverpool

Thousands refused to let the frustrating British summer spoil the occasion as the festival ended in style last night

Liverpool Echo

Listen to Peter Gabriel's poignantly reflective new single So Much here

Peter Gabriel releases his seventh track, So Much, from upcoming album i/o

Louder

Corey Taylor thinks he has "maybe five years” of touring with Slipknot, says he'll help the band find a replacement

Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor thinks he only has about half a decade before he's not able to tour due to how "exhausting" and physically demanding it is

Metal Hammer

Vinyl Me, Please brings subscription model to record collecting

Sly Stone made a lot of essential releases. But what was his one “Essential” – capital “e” – record?

Boston Herald

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'The Idol' is hot garbage. Will its stench cling to the Weeknd?

Nine months ago, the Weeknd used a professional high point to herald what may end up the low-water mark of his career.

Los Angeles Times

Pulp at Castlefield Bowl - stage times, support, setlist and venue guide

It will be their first Manchester show in more than 20 years

Manchester Evening News

Winger have taken the knocks and they've been knocked out, but at least Metallica have apologised

Kip Winger and Reb Beach on Winger's first album in almost a decade, that call from James Hetfield, and supporting Spinal Tap: "They’re a spoof band, but we’re the ones they’re spoofing on"

Louder

Blackpink at BST Hyde Park review: a history-making spectacle by the K-pop phenomenon

The quartet became the first K-pop act to headline a British festival with a show high on drama and dazzling production

Evening Standard

‘Not many people in metal look like me’: Divide and Dissolve, the doom band celebrating Indigenous sovereignty

Takiaya Reed’s ceiling-shaking soundscapes, imbued with anti-colonialist fury, have taken this dynamic musical project from the underground to widespread critical acclaim

The Guardian - UK

Taylor Swift fans accuse Dublin hotels of price gouging after bookings cancelled for 'no reason'

Multiple fans posted that their Dublin hotel bookings were cancelled for "no reason"

Irish Mirror

The 1975’s Matt Healy talks Lewis Capaldi and break-ups at Finsbury Park gig

The indie-rock band offered up new tracks and songs from their back catalogue to the 45,000 strong crowd at Finsbury Park on Sunday

Evening Standard

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Wales Online

George Ezra at Chepstow Racecourse review: Singer proves he can put on a party

The happy-go-lucky singer worked his charm on the Chepstow fans

Louder

Classic Rock tracks of the week: eight new songs you need to hear right now

The Struts, Sweet and Greta Van Fleet are among the best new rock songs this week – Vote for your favourite

Louder

That time Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones appeared on Conan O'Brien with an alt-rock supergroup and it wasn't Them Crooked Vultures

Back In 2004, John Paul Jones hooked up with musicians from Toad The Wet Sprocket and Nickel Creek plus Elvis Costello's drummer for a US tour

Metal Hammer

Watch Axl Rose take a tumble during Guns N' Roses show in London's Hyde Park

Axl Rose fell backwards during Guns N' Roses' performance of Bad Obsession in London, but bounded to his feet with the athletic grace of a gazelle

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Sting in Cardiff review: The singer proves he's still a class act as he brings his songs to Cardiff Castle

The Police frontman Sting is the latest in a long line of big names to perform in Cardiff this summer

Daily Mirror

Taylor Swift breaks silence after fleeing stage mid-performance due to malfunction

Taylor Swift has spoken out after she was seen fleeing the stage at her Cincinnati show on Friday, with the hitmaker reacting to the stage malfunction in the most hilarious way

Daily Mirror

'If I had joined the Rolling Stones maybe Brian would be alive', says Manfred Mann star

Paul Jones rose to fame as the frontman to Manfred Mann in the 1960s, but had the chance to join legendary rock band the Rolling Stones just as it was starting out

Liverpool Echo

Jamie Webster 'in tears' after sell-out On The Waterfront gig

Jamie Webster praised his fans for being "the most special people to ever exist"

The Independent UK

Q&A: Violinist and singer Sudan Archives brings 'fiddle soft punk' to Glastonbury debut

Better known as Sudan Archives, Brittney Denise Parks is an avant-garde violinist and singer-songwriter who describes her style as “fiddle soft punk.”

Daily Mirror

Shania Twain suffers fall mid-performance as she lands on her bum while on-stage

Shania Twain suffered an awkward on-stage blunder when she fell on her bum midway through a performance during her Queen of Me Tour – but according to eyewitnesses, fans didn't react at all

The Guardian - UK

Iggy Pop review – age-defying force of nature still spitting, shirtless and sounding fantastic

The veteran rock icon displays as much physicality as he did in his 20s ripping through a set of Stooges classics, Bowie-assisted solo work and unexpected curveballs

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