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Travis announce UK tour, share Bus as third single from forthcoming L.A. Times album

Travis line up 12-date UK tour in December, unveil video for Bus

Louder

Surprise songs, secret guests and hidden details: the ultimate guide to Taylor Swift’s Eras tour

As Eras reaches the UK this week, brush up on what to expect, from the likely setlist to the bewildering array of merch options

The Guardian - UK

Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras tour finally lands in the UK as excitement reaches fever pitch

Fans in Edinburgh are already queuing outside Murrayfield Stadium as pop star prepares to launch UK leg of her globe-trotting Eras show

The Independent UK

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Zara McFarlane: Sweet Whispers: Celebrating Sarah Vaughan review – terrific tribute to a jazz legend

The British jazz singer pays homage to Vaughan with earthiness and spontaneity: an animated reinvention of these classics

The Guardian - UK

Liam Gallagher at the O2 review: a heartfelt celebration of Oasis' enduring power

Leaning into the warmth of the occasion, Gallagher even put aside a decade of squabbling and dedicated a song to his brother Noel, ‘one of the greatest songwriters ever’

Evening Standard

“How could Syd Barrett find being in the back of a van with the lads interesting, when his head was out there? You’re working all the time in your head”: The prog credentials of Prefab Sprout’s Paddy McAloon

There are hints throughout the band’s catalogue, but cult album I Trawl The Megahertz, built from quotes found in broadcast media, is Exhibit A in the prog case

Louder

Tems review, Born in the Wild: Sprawling debut proves Nigerian star is in it for the long haul

The artist born Temilade Openiyi is resolutely confident in her own allure – and rightly so

The Independent UK

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Raye says ambitious new song ‘Genesis’ is ‘a plea and a cry for help’

Exclusive: Pop star shares the three-act project she has been working on for past year-and-a-half, which incorporates jazz, big band, R&B and hip-hop while reflecting on the demons plaguing society

The Independent UK

"There was almost a Mafiosi-style meeting about me joining them": Richie Kotzen looks back on life in Poison, Mr Big, the Winery Dogs and more

Richie Kotzen has just arrived in Europe for a lengthy tour, with UK dates in July

Metal Hammer

Robert Plant and Alison Krauss release mesmerising cover of When The Levee Breaks

Plant and Krauss's hypnotic version of When The Levee Breaks arrives with the duo's North American tour already underway

Louder

‘I wish I had enjoyed success more’: Jon Bon Jovi on megahits, marriage – and his fears for his career

For years the frontman couldn’t enjoy the rock star ride – and now that he finally is, a vocal injury could end it. He explains how he stays upbeat, even with the US ‘at a precipice’

The Guardian - UK

Scottish Greens call for ticket levy ahead of Taylor Swift gigs

CHARGING music fans a levy on tickets for the biggest gigs – such as Taylor Swift’s Eras tour – could have a “transformative impact” on…

The National (Scotland)

"Rock songs, power ballads, it’s a big-sounding record designed to be played to big rooms": Bon Jovi fight for their future on Forever

Following Jon Bon Jovi's vocal surgery, the band are back, and it's about time

Louder

"Sure, Trower sounded like Hendrix, but he certainly didn't play like him": Robin Trower's classic Bridge Of Sighs gets a lavish 50th birthday makeover

British guitar hero Robin Trower’s finest hour, expanded

Louder

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"A snapshot of a guitar man at the height of his powers": The first MC5 album in half a century is confirmed – first single out now

Originally slated for release in 2022, Heavy Lifting will finally see the light of day later this year

The Independent UK

Dolly Parton planning for musical based on her life to land on Broadway in 2026

‘Hello, I’m Dolly,’ will include a mixture of newly written songs and ‘all your favorites’

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Dolly Parton To Debut Broadway Musical 'Hello, I'm Dolly'

Dolly Parton's iconic life story comes to Broadway in 'Hello, I'm Dolly,' a musical extravaganza featuring new songs and classic hits.

Evening Standard

Tems: 'Prison was a once in a lifetime experience that I feel honoured to have had'

She’s worked with Beyoncé, Drake and Rihanna even before releasing her first LP, and is one step from superstardom. Amy Francombe hears how the Nigerian-born London singer chalks it all up to a higher power ahead of her round-the-world tour

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The Independent UK

Why do airlines overbook flights and what happens if you are offloaded?

Selling more tickets than there are seats available works for everyone – as long as airlines handle it correctly

Guitar World

“At the beginning John Lydon really loved it, and there was a real sense that it was great. And then, of course, it got very dark”: Jah Wobble on PiL, going back to his P-Bass – and why he’s reworking Metal Box

The post-punk pioneer gets back to his P-Bass, which he thinks of as a lifeform, and prepares to rework classic album Metal Box on tour – without ripping off reggae

The Independent UK

Dolly Parton plans for a musical on her life using her songs to land on Broadway in 2026

Broadway has had great success with “Hello, Dolly.”

Metal Hammer

"We're excited to finally have a song come out!" Listen to Halestorm and I Prevail's new team-up single, Can U See Me In The Dark?

Hard rock heavyweights Halestorm and metalcore heroes I Prevail have collaborated for a brand new single!

The Guardian - UK

Charli XCX: Brat review – insecurity-obliterating anthems by pop’s most human superstar

Beyond the sleaze, grinding bass and it-girl in-jokes, the British visionary’s sixth album is a masterpiece that understands how a hard persona can offer protection

Guitar World

“A brand-new Marshall and an Epiphone, if you dial it in right, can sound like a sunburst Les Paul through a vintage Bluesbreaker”: Joe Bonamassa explains why great tones are “much cheaper than people realize”

The blues ace and vintage guitar collector says you don't need expensive gear to get classic tones

Louder

70s prog rockers Absolute Elsewhere finally release second album Playground

Absolute Elswhere recorded second album Playground in 1976 but the arrival of punk rock left it languishing in the vaults

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