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“I got one minute to try something I’ve always wanted to try”: Paramore’s Hayley Williams channels Freddie Mercury at Live Aid with call-and-response vocal routine at Wembley during Taylor Swift Eras Tour show

“Ayyyyyyyy-ohhhhhhhhhhh!”

MusicRadar

Listen to lairy new Pendulum single Napalm, featuring Joey Valance & Brae

The drum 'n' bass icons have teamed up with rising hip hop duo Joey Valance & Brae for a grubby new banger

Louder

Watch Tool bassist Justin Chancellor dress as Willy Wonka to prank support band onstage

Tool’s bassist mindf*cked Night Verses during the bands’ recent European tour

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Wednesday at Scala review: a ready-made perfect rock storm

Perfectly in tune with the zeitgeist, the Asheville band’s gnarled take on country and grunge is powerfully evolved

Evening Standard

So Long, London: Taylor Swift makes Wembley history at last UK show on tour

The pop superstar performed the last of a five-night run at Wembley Stadium to end the European leg of her tour.

Evening Standard

A moment that changed me: I had a drunken idea to start a music festival – so I sold my house

I left school at 14 and became a builder, but I had always wanted to work in the music industry. Setting up the festival proved harder and more rewarding than I ever expected

The Guardian - UK

Sabrina Carpenter: How the Espresso singer rode frothy, flirty fun to Gen Z pop stardom

The singer’s two latest singles have amassed more than 1.6 billion streams between them. Ahead of the release of Sabrina Carpenter’s hugely anticipated sixth album, Annabel Nugent chronicles her decades-long ride to the top from Disney alum to Gen Z pop star

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"We're taught to be ashamed of our accent and where we're from": Meet Big Special, the Black Country duo blending the blues, hip-hop and rock with beautiful fury

With Free "a huge influence" and pithy lyrics, Big Special might soon live up to their name

Louder

Nathaniel Rateliff on hanging around with Robert Plant, getting high with Willie Nelson, and the struggles behind the new Night Sweats album

Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats might not be party animals any more, but there's no shortage of energy when it comes to their music

Louder

"Nobody wants a reggae or a hip-hop record from us": How Blackberry Smoke keep moving forwards

Still dealing with the sad loss of their drummer, southern rockers Blackberry Smoke are gearing up for a European tour

Louder

Beyoncé announces American whiskey line in partnership with Moët Hennessy

The pop star says she was ‘predestined’ to launch whiskey line, SirDavis

The Independent UK

Listen to Foreigner's previously unreleased Turning Back The Time featuring Lou Gramm

Turning Back The Time comes from an upcoming, career-spanning Foreigner collection of the same name

Louder

The 7 best behind-the-scenes shots from Taylor Swift’s I Can Do It With a Broken Heart video

We finally know the secret of the cleaning cart.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Who is performing on day two of the Democratic convention?

Patti LaBelle and Common seen rehearsing, while The View’s Ana Navarro is expected to host

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The Black Crowes announce additional Happiness Bastards dates following Aerosmith tour cancellation

14 new dates have been added to the Black Crowes' schedule following Aerosmith's unexpected retirement from the road

USA Today Sports Media Group

Fans think Travis Kelce inspired a lyric change in Taylor Swift’s surprise song performance of So Long, London

That subtle change seemed deliberate.

The Independent UK

Taylor Swift performs ‘So Long London’ live for the first time

Pop singer performed the last of her eight sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium this week

AAP

Don't Dream it's Over: Crowded House at final Bluesfest

Organisers of the the final Bluesfest are promising it will be 'one for the ages', featuring Crowded House, Vance Joy, Ocean Alley, and Tones and I.

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You can get Apple Music free for three months with this limited trial offer – here's how

Apple is offering Apple Music free for three months, with a limited extended trial offer available to new subscribers over the summer.

Guitar World

“Randy was using all the latest guitar techniques, and was able to incorporate all this into his sound and make it his own”: MXR's limited-edition Randy Rhoads Distortion+ is finally here

The highly-anticipated pedal is based on Rhoads' pedalboard, which was unveiled by the late guitarist's family for the first time in 42 years

MusicRadar

“Randy harnessed its raw energy to slam his high-gain amplifier with a torrent of harmonics to create the sonic signature that would etch an indelible mark on music history”: MXR unveils eagerly anticipated Randy Rhoads Distortion+

A meticulous replica of the late Ozzy guitarist's own dirt box, this polka-dot limited edition pedal was developed in partnership with his sister, Kathy Rhoads

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Katy Perry's New Single 'Lifetimes' Fails To Make Hot 100

Katy Perry's single 'Lifetimes' faces challenges in chart performance for upcoming album '143'. Will it overcome setbacks?

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“He walks in the room like, ‘Don’t put that blunt down’”: What happened when Snoop met Paul McCartney

What happened with Snoop Dogg met Paul McCartney

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“It taught me a lot about discipline and how sometimes even when you're not, like, ‘I'm just dying to sit at the piano,’ it's just important to hone in on your craft”: Olivia Rodrigo reflects on the writing of Guts, her hugely successful second album

"I think I've really sharpened some of my songwriting skills in making that album. I'm proud of that”

Guitar World

“They wanted to create a moment similar to the Eddie Van Halen solo in Michael Jackson’s Beat It”: Unmasking the Paris Olympics’ mystery guitar virtuoso, who shredded his way through the closing ceremony in front of millions

The internet furiously debated the identity of the hooded shredder, better known as Phoenix collaborator Noé Efira. He shares the hidden meaning behind his outfit, how he secured his ultra-rare aluminum guitar from another iconic French group – and why we wasn't nervous performing in front of the audience of…

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