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N-Dubz announce gig in Derby this summer

The trio at set to perform at Incora County Ground

Nottingham Post

Apple's new classical music streaming service has a Philly accent — and some flaws

PHILADELPHIA — Apple's new classical music service, which launched March 28, has more than 5 million recordings and some serious shortcomings. You can't download directly, only stream; it's supposed to synchronize with your existing Apple Music library, and doesn't (at least, mine didn't); it's currently available only on iPhone.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Metallica 72 Seasons review: 2023’s most anticipated metal album is a ringing success

Metallica’s only concern is making the best Metallica album possible, irrespective of what’s going on around them... and they've succeeded

Louder

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Therapy? launch video for new single Poundland Of Hope And Glory

Poundland Of Hope And Glory casts a wry eye on a post-truth world of misinformation, chaos and colonial reinvention, and comes from the band's upcoming Hard Cold Fire album

Louder

Seven-note groupings can add some serious spice to your solos – just ask Steve Vai

Looking to add the unexpected to your improv? Septuplets might be the answer, challenging the audience and yourself

Guitar World

Robert Fripp: "Why didn’t I become a blues guitarist? Probably because I wasn’t a very good blues guitarist"

King Crimson co-founder Robert Fripp on choosing guitar, musical influences, band principles and heartbreaking departures

Louder

Can’t get you out of my head: Australian research reveals the science behind earworms

UNSW professor says there’s a formula for which songs get stuck in our heads and explains how to shake them offCan’t get that earworm out of your head? Australian researcher reveals why

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Say bonjour to French YouTube star-turned-bona fide rock contender Laura Cox

Laura Cox had millions of YouTube views before she'd ever stepped out on stage... but now she's making up for lost time

Louder

Adele 'to release surprise album later this year inspired by fiancé Rich Paul'

Adele has allegedly been writing and recording new music for the last 12 months after being inspired by love - instead of heartache - after getting engaged to American sports agent Rich Paul last year

Daily Mirror

Turning 96, Chicago jazz guitarist George Freeman is still playing and about to release a new record

To celebrate his birthday, Freeman and his band are playing two shows at the Green Mill in Uptown.

Chicago Sun-Times

Watch Gary Moore dispense wisdom, play jazz and shred blues on a Gibson Explorer in these classic interviews

Moore talks phrasing, sustain, the blues-rock dynamics of The Power Of The Blues riff and more in these ol' videos from the archives

MusicRadar

Mimi Webb's Amelia tour in Newcastle sees singer prove her pedigree as UK pop's brightest prospect

Red Flags and House on Fire singer Mimi Webb was in Newcastle for a sold out show at o" City Hall on Monday night

Chronicle Live

Seymour Stein obituary

Music executive and co-founder of Sire Records who launched the careers of Madonna, Talking Heads and the Ramones

The Guardian - UK

Feist says 'songs weren't safe' when touring with Arcade Fire: 'I couldn't continue'

Leslie Feist has opened up about her decision to exit Arcade Fire's 2022 European tour, months after frontman Win Butler was accused of sexual misconduct.

Los Angeles Times

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The 'little bit crazy' record exec who signed Madonna 'changed and shaped' her world

Madonna has paid tribute to Seymour Stein, who signed the iconoclastic artist, recognizing the record executive as one of the most influential men in her life.

Louder

Franck Carducci & The Fantastic Squad announces new live album

Franck Carducci & The Fantastic Squad will release The Answer Live in May

MusicRadar

Pearl e/MERGE review

Korg Wavedrum tech in an e-kit made by Pearl Drums - could this be a match made in heaven?

Wales Online

You can listen to ABBA and Queen by candlelight at a stunning Welsh cathedral

A unique series of concerts will also pay homage to Hans Zimmer, Coldplay and Taylor Swift

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The Guardian - UK

‘It’s my least personal album!’ Thank you, Ellie Goulding, for making pop escapist again

As hyper-gossipy songs by the likes of Miley Cyrus need accompanying guides to help decode them, Goulding’s rejection of ‘personal experiences’ feels radical

Louder

Ian Hunter on the "ruthless, fabulous" David Bowie: "David wanted to be a monster"

Thanks to All The Young Dudes, the names of David Bowie and Ian Hunter will forever be linked. But Mott The Hoople's former frontman says the pair were never friends

Louder

This 1994 Oasis show is all the proof you need to never do crystal meth

Exploding amps, tambourine fights and drug-addled madness: how Oasis played the worst gig of their lives after mistaking a bag of crystal meth for cocaine

Metal Hammer

Killswitch Engage frontman Jesse Leach says this is the best hardcore song ever written

"That song encapsulates why I love hardcore and punk"

Glasgow Live

When Glasgow band took 'Bananarama track' to top of the UK charts

Thirty years ago this week a reissue of a reworked Bananarama album track, that had been released a decade earlier, unexpectedly soared to number one and gave Glasgow band the Bluebells their moment in the sun.

GoodToKnow

American Idol judges 2023: Who are they and how much do they get paid?

As the talent show continues into it's 21st season, we give a recap on the American Idol judges Lionel Ritchie, Katy Perry and Luke Bryan. Learn more about their net worth, biggest hits and how much they get paid for their judging role.

Louder

How a tragic accident united Kate Bush and Peter Gabriel in grief and led to one of prog's most inspired partnerships

In 1979, an accidental death during Kate Bush's UK tour led to a chance meeting with Peter Gabriel, and a creative partnership was born from tragedy

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