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"We're taking a step back from the soap opera": The ongoing saga with The Quireboys ends as the Black Eyed Sons emerge from the wreckage

Members of The Quireboys and Down n' Outz combine for an all-star album featuring Joe Elliott, Ryan Roxie, Charlie Starr and more

Louder

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Gene Simmons' pronouncement that rock is dead, here are the Top 10 other examples of Gene Simmons repeating his theory

PS. Rock is very much alive, pass it on

Metal Hammer

Adele’s ‘final concert’ ticket prices soar after singer announces indefinite hiatus

Some tickets for November 23 performance are now selling for more than $14k

The Independent UK

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Shakira breaks silence on tax scandal, compares Spain's IRS to the Inquisition

The Colombian superstar wrote an open letter in the Spanish newspaper El Mundo. She accused the Spanish government of structural machismo

Latin Times

Oasis add two more Wembley dates with ‘staggered invitation-only ballot’

Bids to join ballot for 27 and 28 September gigs will go first to fans unsuccessful in initial Ticketmaster sales window

The Guardian - UK

Travis Kelce Lets Slip His Sweet Nickname For Girlfriend Taylor Swift

The Kansas City Chiefs star also opened up about his memorable “Eras Tour” cameo.

Marie Claire

“The execution of the plan failed to meet expectations.” Oasis add two more Wembley Stadium shows to reunion tour following fans outrage at unexpected 'dynamic pricing' hikes for tickets

Oasis add two September Wembley Stadium shows to their 2025 reformation tour

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Graham Lyons obituary

Other lives: Bassoonist and multi-instrumentalist who played in jazz bands and West End orchestra pits

The Guardian - UK

10 great Britpop-era indie bands who could reform to ease the pain of fans who missed out on Oasis tickets

Bummed at missing out on Oasis tickets? Us too. The Verve, Supergrass, Elastica, Super Furries... we need you back now, please

Louder

The War on Drugs announces a live album ahead of its tour with The National

For “Live Drugs Again,” the The War on Drugs' upcoming second live album out Sept. 13, frontman Adam Granduciel wanted to do justice to the ways in which the band has grown

The Independent UK

Oasis tickets: how dynamic pricing works – and how touts may have driven up prices

Tickets to see Oasis in 2025 went on sale at the end of August. Very few will have missed the news that the 17 concerts in the UK are sold out.

The Conversation

“When David Bowie and John Lennon came in, the whole place stopped. I stopped recording – and then it was just us”: Carlos Alomar recalls playing guitar on Fame with two rock icons – and why he turned down dinner with a Beatle

The long-term Bowie collaborator says he had to put his guitar ideas first

Guitar World

Katy Perry Says She’s “No Longer Attracted to Narcissists” in Tell-All Interview

“Anyone that is constantly changing the goalpost or pulling the rug out from you emotionally, not it.”

Marie Claire

Lady Gaga And Bruno Mars' 'Die With A Smile' Hits No. 1

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars top global charts with 'Die with a Smile,' showcasing their international appeal and captivating audiences worldwide.

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"I didn’t really have the mental capacity to write my own music. This stuff felt wholesome and pure and safe": Sufjan Stevens on producing John Legend's album of children's music

My Favorite Dream was released August 30

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Alex Van Halen shares a snippet of the accurately-titled final track he recorded with his brother Eddie

Alex shares final track he recorded with Eddie

Evening Standard

Girl In Red at OVO Arena Wembley review: swirling, joyful chaos from this Gen-Z star

Despite the scale of the Wembley Arena, she lost none of the relatability that makes her so popular

Louder

“It was an intimidating show.” King Crimson bassist Tony Levin recalls the only gig ever played by Mothers Of Invention spin-off band Aha, The Attack Of The Green Slimebeast, with a dance troupe, a body-painted Danny DeVito and an audience of two people

Aha, The Attack Of The Green Slimebeast, featuring Tony Levin and three members of The Mothers Of Invention, only ever played one show, but it was a memorable one, involving gunpowder, a sex toy and a near-naked Danny DeVito

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“It’s all about dynamics and the flow of it”: Billie Eilish on why she loves the album format and how she sequences the tracks on her LPs

“I really love when something feels like one piece and is cohesive and is thought through,” she says

MusicRadar

“Music has power – the power to unite us, to cheer us up, to give us the chills, to instantly remind us of a long lost memory, to create a vibe, to set a mood, or to even motivate change”: The DJ Awards return after a five year absence

The DJ Awards returns after a five year absence

MusicRadar

How to use your audio interface with a patch bay – a step by step guide

Revolutionise your home studio connectivity and signal paths with a patch bay – here's how

Guitar World

“Someone dosed Eric Clapton with LSD, and I had to take over”: George Terry says he had to step up during Clapton's bad nights on the road in the ’70s – but it wasn’t always the guitar hero’s fault

The session pro and former Clapton sideman has been reflecting on life on tour and in the studio with the guitar icon in the 1970s

Louder

David Gilmour says it would be a "dream" to sell Pink Floyd's catalogue, not because of the financial gain, but to get out of the "arguments"

The guitarist notes how when it comes to making decisions within the band, it's often “three people saying yes, but one person saying no"

MusicRadar

"It's the best-sounding album I think I've ever recorded": Why Mark Tremonti believes his 20th studio album recording raises the bar for his guitar tone

A very special Dumble amp is involved

Metal Hammer

“We’ve been working on new stuff for months. And we need to go home.” Mastodon drummer hints new music to come “really, really soon”

Brann Dailor teases that new Mastodon music “might” come sooner rather than later

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