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“There’s nothing like plugging into a great amp without anything in front. It’s like Italian food – it doesn’t have to be complicated, and uses great ingredients”: Richie Kotzen was once a Shrapnel shredder – now he’s moving away from “stun guitar”

Cheap Shots is the first single from an album tentatively titled Nomad. It finds Kotzen playing cleaner than ever, seeking out melodies, and retiring the "stun guitar" approach

Guitar World

"I believe we have made history in the world of progressive rock.” Renaissance announce farewell US tour...

Annie Haslam prepare to bring the curtain down on symphonic proggers Renaissance after 54 years

Louder

The best Glastonbury sets to watch on BBC iPlayer: from Dua Lipa to Seventeen

Suffering from a case of Worthy Farm withdrawal? Here are some of the standout sets from the weekend

Evening Standard

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"It’s his fault that we’re doing a record now." Kittie reveal what led them to make their first album in 13 years

Returning metal heroes Kittie reveal that a very particular festival and a chance encounter steered them towards their triumphant comeback with Fire

Metal Hammer

“Then of course, both of us realised neither of us had any experience of making drum 'n' bass tunes”: How Ros Atkins gave the BBC News theme a junglist re-rub at Glastonbury

Ros Atkins plays a drum n' bass remix of BBC News theme at Glastonbury

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"Good God!" Watch pro-shot footage of Metallica performing Ride The Lightning in Copenhagen

The M72 world tour thunders on but Metallica took Ride The Lightning back to where it began 40 years ago

Metal Hammer

"An epic journey from light to darkness and back." Wintersun finally confirm release date and details of Time II, the Chinese Democracy of extreme metal

The decade-long wait for the second part of 2012's Time is finally over

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Singer issues brutal response to Simon Cowell inviting him to audition for new ‘One Direction’-style band

Music mogul is on the hunt for new boy band to replicate the success of One Direction

The Independent UK

"My hope is that most fans of progressive music are fans of experimental stuff, so I leave it in their capable hands." How Simon Godfrey returned with Shineback

Having led Tinyfish for nine years, Simon Godfrey has taken a sharp left turn with Rise Up Forgotten, Return Destroyed, his first album as Shineback.

Louder

Taylor Swift Gracefully Handles Stage Mishap During Dublin Concert

Taylor Swift's Dublin concert featured mishaps, celebrity appearances, emotional performances, and a public display of affection with NFL star Travis Kelce.

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Pedro Pascal opens up about ‘shattering’ heartbreak in Omar Apollo song: ‘Can’t believe I’m sending you this’

Singer’s new album features emotional voice note from ‘The Last of Us’ star

The Independent UK

“The most exciting guitar for me in years”: Dweezil Zappa's newest signature guitar is here – and it’s as whacky as you’d expect

A faithful recreation of the guitarist’s heavily modded Lynx model, it comes packed with the kind of quirks you’d expect from Zappa Jr.

Guitar World

7 of the best Glastonbury 2024 performances to stream on BBC iPlayer

Catch up on all the highlights from Glastonbury 2024 with these brilliant sets now available to watch on BBC iPlayer.

What Hi-Fi?

“Full-frequency wireless audio with sparkling clarity”: With the Micro-sized Telepath, Fender is promising to fix your wireless guitar issues

With an eight-hour battery life, multi-instrument pairing and cable tone simulation for a natural feel, the Fender Telepath vies to become a key player in gig rigs

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Sabrina Carpenter’s Espresso is the ‘song of the summer’ – but it hides a worrying trend

Sabrina Carpenter’s “song of the summer”, Espresso is still riding high in the charts. The only thing keeping it off the top spot in the current UK singles charts is her new release, Please Please Please.

Metal Hammer

“The UK has always been special to us, so we wanted to celebrate with you all in a big way.” Papa Roach announce biggest ever headline show at London’s Wembley Arena

Nu metal survivors Papa Roach will play a historic show at the UK’s most famous arena early next year

Guitar World

“Gary Moore was a formidable character and seemed a bit moody, but I respected him as a guitarist”: Neil Carter discusses his near 30-year relationship with the British blues rock great – and why, when it comes to UFO, he’s learned to never say never

Multi-instrumentalist, who’s played his first lead guitar since 1978 on Mogg’s solo album, left rock music to teach woodwind and be a music examiner… but he couldn’t stay away

The Guardian - UK

I’ll take your brain to another dimension … my classical DJ set at Glastonbury

Georgia Mann is usually to be found at BBC Broadcasting House presenting Radio 3’s Essential Classics. Why was she in a field in Glastonbury this weekend, and did she get the festival crowd moving?

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“Do I ever feel the need to breakout the shred? Absolutely. All the time”: Meet Lime Garden’s Leila Deeley – the UK guitarist refreshing indie-pop with a heavy-strung Jaguar and a $30 fuzz pedal

Lime Garden's pop sound is lush and heady but at the heart of it lies a secret shredder who got a taste for the instrument listening to Black Sabbath and the Doors. We'll let Deeley explain it...

The Independent UK

Travis Kelce hypes up Taylor Swift for the crowd as they leave Dublin Eras Tour concert

Kelce once again stood in the VIP tent during Swift’s Eras Tour concert in Dublin, Ireland

Evening Standard

It was the Pyramid’s sparsest crowd in recent memory — so should SZA have headlined Glastonbury?

The R&B star didn’t connect with everyone at Worthy Farm, but at least she wasn’t boring

Metal Hammer

"This is what art is and this is what we do." Watch Ukrainian metallers Jinjer perform raw, intimate versions of some of their best tracks and discuss their unusual career so far

Jinjer open up on their creative process - and offer some special performances

Top News

Will Smith Debuts New Song 'You Can Make It' At BET Awards

Will Smith's triumphant return to music at the BET Awards with 'You Can Make It' showcases his enduring talent and stage presence.

The Guardian - US

‘No one understands a woman in her 20s like Billy Joel’: gen z finds solace in anti-hustle anthem Vienna

The nearly 50-year-old song has been adopted by the under-30s to describe their particular feelings of ennui

Louder

"If it’s energy you’re after, there’s only one place to be." Justice close out Glastonbury's West Holts stage with a thunderously heavy, effortlessly cool set for the ages

Justice show why it's possible to go harder than many rock bands without so much as picking up as a guitar

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