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Watch Slayer charge through Hell Awaits during the fieriest rehearsal video you’ll probably ever see

Lots of metal bands want to tear the house down – Slayer are doing their damnedest to burn it down

Metal Hammer

“Due to a specific condition called a vocal fold hematoma”: Avenged Sevenfold postpone Latin American tour after M Shadows reports a ruptured blood vessel in his vocal cord

Dates are set to be rescheduled for January

MusicRadar

Boyzone to return for one-off London gig after six-year hiatus

The nostalgic 90s boyband will perform at the Emirates Stadium in London next June

The Independent UK

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Lady Gaga: The Mayhem Ball at the O2 review — put your paws up for the stadium show of the century

5/5 If we could give this show six stars we would

Evening Standard

“I thought, ‘I wonder if I can get away with putting sleigh bells on a doom-metal song?’” How Paradise Lost’s Greg Mackintosh is rewriting the gothic metal rulebook

Ascension is another work of magisterial gothic doom from the English metal stalwarts, who are still chasing new ways to articulate melancholy in the infinite sadness

Guitar World

“Remember the golden rule of mixing: if you can’t hear something, that doesn’t mean it’s too quiet – it’s more likely that something else is too loud”: How to deal with sound engineers and help them help you dial in a killer live tone

If you want to sound great on stage and off, there are a few tricks about amp placement, gear, and diplomacy that you should know

Guitar World

Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine’s spat was blown out of proportion, says support act: “Whatever was going on, they were professional enough to keep it from affecting the tour”

Bleed From Within supported Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine at multiple US shows, and singer Scott Kennedy says the co-headliners’ falling-out “wasn’t as bad as it was made out to be”

Metal Hammer

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Taylor Swift’s Easter Eggs are a masterclass in creative mischief – and they're heating up

Here's what every creative can learn from this.

Creative Bloq

"I've got blisters on my fingers!" 12 songs that prove The Beatles really rocked

When The Beatles cranked up the guitars, they really cranked up the guitars

Louder

Meet the Duo Behind KATSEYE's Instantly Iconic Choreography

Grant Gilmore and Sohey Sugihara dish on working with the K-pop stars since their inception and crafting viral moments.

Marie Claire

“I saw one of their pedals and thought, ‘That’s the sound I’ve been thinking about for 10 years!’” Meet Coach Party, the UK indie-rockers dialing in Tokai Teles, Amazon tremolos and secrets from Queens of the Stone Age’s pedalboards

The Isle of Wight quartet discuss Josh Homme’s hospitality, giving lessons to Wet Leg and their sticky yet therapeutic second album, Caramel –and share an exclusive live performance of Still Hurts

Guitar World

“They had Coldplay and U2 and all the big rock groups there. So we came on and did our thing and David Lee Roth saw it and said, ‘I want Kool & the Gang to be my support act’”: How Van Halen ended up choosing an unlikely opening band for their 2012 tour

"We have the song Jump and you came up with Celebration - let’s go out and have a party," Roth told bassist Robert 'Kool' Bell

MusicRadar

“Playing with John is always a university of learning and experimenting”: John Mayer and Isaiah Sharkey impress at record-breaking concert – and Sharkey’s in-development signature Ibanez was along for the ride

The guitar is one of two in-the-works signature models, and it starred during the largest ticketed single concert in US history

Guitar World

Dolly Parton, 79, delays Las Vegas residency so she can 'slow down' amid 'health challenges'

The country music legend recently pulled out of an appearance due to a a kidney stone

Evening Standard

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“He would always say to me, ‘Listen to Led Zeppelin and tell me what the loudest thing is’. And me, having my confidence, I’d be like, ‘it’s the drums. John Bonham.’ He said, ‘Nope…’“: Andrew Watt on what Ozzy Osbourne taught him about mixing

“He was a literal genius”, says producer

The Guardian - UK

Danny Thompson obituary

Bass player and founder member of Pentangle who worked with John Martyn, Nick Drake and Kate Bush

Latin Times

Peso Pluma Returns to the Big Stage with Billboard Vanguard Award at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards

Peso Pluma is officially back in the spotlight. After taking a break from the road following the end of his record-breaking Éxodo Tour in 2024, the Guadalajara-born superstar will return to the big stage at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards.

Guitar World

“I didn't know anything about pedals. It seemed like some communist idea or something”: John Fogerty on why he was skeptical of guitar pedals during his Creedence Clearwater Revival days

In a recent interview, Fogerty also looked back on “the best-sounding solid-state amp ever made,” and revealed his perfect guitar-amp combination

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“I Am In Pain”: Kanye West Disgusts Fans By Listing Daughter North In Public “Betrayal List”

The bizarre list also included historical figures like Harriet Tubman, and cartoon characters like Patrick Star.

Evening Standard

Lady Gaga at the O2: What time will she be on stage and what is the set list?

Here’s everything Gaga fans need to know about the rest of her London shows.

International Business Times UK

Labi Siffre Hits Back: Blocks Tommy Robinson from Hijacking His Anthem – Here's Why

A Black gay artist who wrote anthems of resistance makes clear: his music won't soundtrack intolerance.

Metal Hammer

"There’s really no way you should be ignoring this band." If you're going to dive into one metal album this week, you should probably make it Orbit Culture's excellent Death Above Life

Orbit Culture return with yet more evidence of why they're one of the best bands in the current European metal scene

Cinemablend

Taylor Swift Jetsetted From Selena Gomez’s Wedding And Left In Time To Sneak Into The Chiefs Game

She's always on the go!

The Guardian - UK

‘We never dreamed one song would take us round the world six times’: the Ting Tings on That’s Not My Name

‘We went halves on the cost of 500 records and illegally put them on the shelves of a music shop in Manchester. Mark Radcliffe played it and said, “Strike a light!”’

Marie Claire

Taylor Swift May Have Dropped Some Major ‘Life of a Showgirl’ Easter Eggs

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