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Artists pull out of festival after ex-Kasabian singer and convicted domestic abuser announced

Artists announced they would be dropping out of Sheffield event Be Reyt claiming 'some thing matter more than music' after Tom Meighan, convicted of assaulting his partner in 2020, was announced to headline

Daily Mirror

Hear Joe Satriani tap into his emotive prowess and serve up soaring solos in epic orchestral track, All Things Sacred

The song marks the virtuoso's third collaborative effort with composer Kitt Wakeley, and is lifted from one of 2023's most star-studded guitar albums

Guitar World

Eric Clapton, John Mayer, Joe Bonamassa, Buddy Guy, Santana, ZZ Top… Crossroads 2023 might offer the greatest lineup of guitar talent ever assembled

From H.E.R. to John McLaughlin and Marcus King to Stephen Stills and Gary Clark Jr, the LA event takes place this September and features an eclectic, once–in-a-lifetime lineup

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Roger Waters issues defiant statement on Frankfurt concert ban: "We’re coming anyway! Because human rights matter! Because free speech matters!"

Roger Waters says he's coming to Frankfurt, regardless of his show in the city being cancelled over claims of anti-Semitism

Louder

Sam Ryder, Kalush Orchestra and Sonia to perform at Eurovision Grand Final

The full line-up has been revealed by the BBC

Manchester Evening News

Every Mudhoney album ranked from worst to best

The collected works of grunge's definitive band, analysed and arranged in order of merit

Louder

West Lothian man ditches career as plumber to become full time DJ

Christian Rogers, 23, from Bathgate in West Lothian has recently ditched his career as a plumber for a full-time career in DJing after releasing his music online which has amassed a following.

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Nuno Bettencourt says Eddie Van Halen visited him while he was recording his Rise solo

Van Halen swung by the studio as the Extreme virtuoso was piecing together Rise’s mind-bending solo – but Nuno wouldn’t let him hear it

Guitar World

American Jazz Piano Great Ahmad Jamal Dead at 92

Ahmad Jamal, a towering and influential US pianist, composer and band leader whose career spanned more than seven decades and helped transform jazz, pop and hip-hop, has died at age 92. Jamal released about 80 albums, building friendships and influence with greats such as Miles Davis, and was sampled by…

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Review: He's back? Frank Ocean remains willfully elusive at his headlining Coachella show

LOS ANGELES — Frank Ocean stood on the main stage at Coachella on Sunday night wearing an ice-blue parka, his hair under a black durag and fuzzy slides on his feet, and told the crowd of tens of thousands that he wanted to explain why he was there.

Los Angeles Times

Jordy, pop star from Northbrook, gives 2000 hit a queer update with ‘Story of a Boy’

Former Glenbrook North theater kid inspires transgender TikTok campaign with his take on the Nine Days hit ‘Absolutely (Story of a Girl).’

Chicago Sun-Times

Eurovision visitors urged to plan ahead amid public transport rush

Tens of thousands of people are expected to descend on the city in May

Liverpool Echo

Review: Rockumentary master Martin Scorsese does it again, with New York Dolls' David Johansen

Arguably most recognized — the face, if not the name — for his turn as the Ghost of Christmas Past in Bill Murray's holiday perennial "Scrooged," David Johansen is primarily a singer and writer of songs (though not what you'd call a singer-songwriter). As the frontman of the influential if…

Los Angeles Times

Ahmad Jamal obituary

Innovative pianist who preferred the term American classical music to jazz, and became a favourite of hip-hop artists

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‘I’m glad people call it a lesbian anthem’: how Sophie B Hawkins made Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover

‘I was told we had to remake the video because it was too erotic. Many years later I found out the real reason was that I was dancing with a Black dancer’

The Guardian - US

Frank Ocean at Coachella review – a rollercoaster ending in disappointment

The elusive singer made his headliner debut at the desert festival but delivered an awkward set of some high highs but very low lows

Evening Standard

Eurovision 2023: Kalush Orchestra and Sam Ryder confirmed to lead line-up of Grand Final performances

This year’s grand final is set to take place on May 13 in Liverpool with the UK hosting on behalf of last year’s winners Ukraine

Louder

Noel Gallagher tormented brother Liam for years by moving furniture around and pretending to be a ghost

Oasis' Noel Gallagher apparently used to tease his brother Liam over his fear of ghosts by secretly moving his furniture around to make him believe he was being haunted

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Frank Ocean fans furious as Coachella performance dropped from YouTube livestream

Frank Ocean fans were left disappointed after his Coachella headline set - the singer's first performance in six years - was pulled from YouTube's livestreaming schedule

The Independent UK

‘Willowchella!’: Will Smith filmed dancing along to kids Willow and Jaden in Coachella crowd

‘Proud dad moment,’ one fan commented

Daily Mirror

Bruce Springsteen forced to miss American Music Honors after testing positive for Covid

Bruce Springsteen was due to appear at the inaugural American Music Honors hosted by the Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music in New Jersey over the weekend

Dublin Live

Christy Dignam has 'no regrets' about Aslan despite 'bad management'

The band famously broke up in 1988 as they were discussing recording their second album

The Guardian - UK

Aldous Harding review – performative strangeness can’t hide great melodies

There’s an almost David Byrneish awkwardness to the singer’s self-presentation, but the tunes are straightforwardly winning

MusicRadar

Led Zeppelin II: Jimmy Page guitar lesson

A whole lotta lesson – including how to play across the whole fretboard with five different shapes but just one scale

MusicRadar

"People say, ‘Oh, Bring It On Home is stolen’. Well, there’s only a little bit in the song that relates to anything that had gone before it, just the end”: Jimmy Page and the story of Led Zeppelin's Bring It On Home

"I remember we did vocal overdubs in an eight-track studio in Vancouver where they didn’t even have proper headphones. Can you imagine that?"

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