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Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban Divorce: Singer 'Desperate' to Win Back Daughters, Eyes Bold Bahamas Reunion

Keith Urban is making a last-ditch effort to reunite with daughters Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret in the Bahamas amid his divorce from Nicole Kidman, sources claim. The singer hopes quality time will heal the rift, though Kidman's involvement remains doubtful.

International Business Times UK

Big jumps for a bigger sound: Steve Morse’s masterclass on wide intervals

Deep-dive your technique for powerful intervals with six string-jumping, fretboard-stretching examples from one of the world's most influential super-pickers

Guitar World

Kid Rock’s canceled MAGA music festival could cost him ‘up to six figures,’ report says

The musician, who was branded a “complete and utter embarrassment” over his alternative Super Bowl halftime performance, has found his Rock the Country festival in political crosshairs

The Independent UK

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We tested three excellent DACs in a head-to-head – and found the ultimate desktop upgrade

Three neat, desktop solutions compete to bring high-fidelity music to your laptop/phone and wired headphones set-up

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“You never want to pull out cases and have no recollection of when, where or how you acquired it”: Joe Bonamassa is cutting back on his gear collecting habit

Bonamassa was forced to rethink his collection following the LA wildfires last year

Guitar World

"A verbal contract was not worth the paper it was written on." Paul McCartney admits he was fuming after allegedly being lied to by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the '90s

Paul McCartney wasn't impressed by his overdue induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Louder

From David Bowie to Fleetwood Mac and Eric Clapton, Mike Vernon’s ear was invaluable to British pop and blues

The musician, producer and label head, who has died aged 81, turned his boyhood passion for blues into a hugely impactful career

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Two founding members of The Guess Who plan the band's first official US tour in over two decades

The founding members of The Guess Who are set to tour the U.S. later this year for the first time in over two decades

The Independent UK

“This is a love and friendship story I have with Mexico that can’t be compared to anything. Thank you for all the excitement, all the joy you’ve made me feel”: Shakira breaks record for the largest gig in Mexico City’s Zócalo

She played free show to 400,000

MusicRadar

"It’s very, very exciting." Black Sabbath to be given the classical treatment on UK tour featuring local orchestras

A series of shows will reinvent Sabbath's metal blueprint throughout the UK – with strings attached

Metal Hammer

“There’s a box for the band, and if we’re lucky and they want to jump on stage, great”: Could Billy Joel make a live comeback at his own tribute night?

It’s at Carnegie Hall on March 12

MusicRadar

“I gave it away… I thought I didn’t need it any more”: Cult Japanese guitar hero Masayoshi Takanaka gave away his iconic surfboard guitar. Now he’s got it back for his first-ever world tour at 72 years old

Japan's jazz fusion pioneer is riding a global wave after blowing up on streaming – and he's bringing his bright red surfboard guitar along with him

Guitar World

"We were just snot-nosed punks doing what we were doing. It's pretty amazing that the record has stood the test of time." One of the greatest rock albums of all time celebrates its 40th birthday today

Metallica's Lars Ulrich on his band's masterpiece, Master of Puppets

Metal Hammer

“Independent venues aren’t just part of music history – they’re where the future is written”: Marshall launches membership scheme and pledges percentage of online sales to support grassroots music venues

Sign up to Marshall's Amplify scheme and the British amp giant will use one per cent of members' web store purchases to support independent venues

MusicRadar

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Evening Standard

Harry Styles' Manchester One Night Only show has a big twist

The concert will be streamed on Netflix two days later

MusicRadar

“Maybe I’m Amazed is always a fun song to play and sing. It’s got everything in one incredible tune – plus two guitar solos!”: How Rusty Anderson – a Beatles fan as a kid – ended up playing guitar for Paul McCartney

And how he got Macca to play on his solo album

MusicRadar

“Ignore the cameras, and ignore the Hall Of Fame drummer sitting next to you”: When some drum students find out their regular teacher’s been replaced by Chad Smith

One young student doesn’t initially recognise him

Metal Hammer

“There was no plans to stop it. We were still gonna do it, but Ozzy couldn’t”: Legendary metal touring festival Ozzfest will “absolutely” return in 2027

Sharon Osbourne has confirmed that the successful travelling metal festival will come back nine years after its last edition took place

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10 of the best Roland TB-303 tracks of all time: Aphex Twin, Fatboy Slim, Voodoo Ray and more

Celebrate TB-303 Day with these squelchy bassline classics

Metal Hammer

“I don’t know if we’re going to be touring any more after this.” Trent Reznor casts doubt on Nine Inch Nails' future as a live act

The leader of one of rock's greatest live bands suggests their touring days may be coming to an end

The Independent UK

Cruz Beckham’s Cardiff concert marked by embarrassing ticket blunder

Souvenir tickets distributed to audience members listed the Welsh Capital as part of England

Louder

"It’s a song about inventors and invention." New Peter Gabriel single What Lies Ahead was a work-in-progress performed during 2014's Back To Front tour

Peter Gabriel is releasing a new single every full moon at midnight in the build-up to new studio album o\i.

Louder

"Nothing Is What It Seems was written about Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. They're the liar and the thief in the song": Brinsley Schwarz on his state-of-the-world album Shouting At The Moon

A key figure in 70s pub rock is back with more songs "about politics or idiots with fingers on buttons"

Louder

"It's not something I'd like us to be remembered for. It was a thorn in our side but I'm stuck with it." After lacing their neighbour's water supply with LSD, the Small Faces wrote the hit that ended their career

Not representative of the Small Faces' style and released without their knowledge, Sunday Afternoon became a big hit – and “was the final nail in the coffin in finishing us off"

The Independent UK

Justin Timberlake sues to block release of DWI body cam footage

The lawsuit contends that making the video public would inflict "severe and irreparable harm" on his reputation

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