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While She Sleeps to lead stacked metalcore tour featuring Malevolence, Thrown and Resolve

The four ’core bands will trek across Europe together in November

Metal Hammer

What time are Ive on stage for concert at London's O2 Arena? Can I still get tickets to see K-pop band?

Six-piece Korean group to play on a premier stage in London

Evening Standard

“No promoter would book us; they just didn’t know where we fitted in… we were victims of being ahead of our time”: With a future Uriah Heep singer and rapidly changing style, were Lucifer’s Friend prog?

Embracing jazz, working with Krautrock icon Conny Plank and becoming early adopters of orchestration, the German band often didn’t know what was going to come out of their studio sessions

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"We're just gonna play you a couple and then we'll get to drinking": Watch footage of Bon Jovi's surprise return to the stage

Bon Jovi played a five-song set at the opening of their frontman's new bar in Nashville

Louder

Chaka Khan: ‘I told Stevie Wonder, I don’t like it – what else you got?’

The ‘Ain’t Nobody’ singer talks to Stevie Chick about the rap at the start of ‘I Feel for You’, her years battling drug addiction and alcoholism and her collaboration with Sia

The Independent UK

"My friends and I went through hours and hours and many bags of weed blasting that record": The soundtrack of Walter Trout's life

Blues legend Walter Trout picks his records, artists and gigsof lasting significance

Louder

"The freedom and joy we had, and the confidence in each other, is remarkable": Ian Gillan looks back at Deep Purple's Machine Head era

With Deep Purple’s original plans for their sixth album having literally gone up in smoke, Machine Head was a triumph snatched from the jaws of disaster

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“We will not take part in an event whose sponsor profits from facilitating a genocide.” Scowl, Speed, Zulu, Pest Control boycott Download festival due to sponsor Barclays investing in companies supplying weapons and military technology to Israel

Six bands withdraw from Download 2024 in solidarity with the Palestinian people

Metal Hammer

Roger Daltrey talks new tour, thoughts on Broadway’s ‘Tommy’ and future of The Who

As Roger Daltrey hits the road on a short solo tour, he’s unsure if fans will ever see another tour from The Who

The Independent UK

Taylor Swift concertgoers catch COVID-19

"COVID, infected by Taylor Swift, I'll sell my antigen test for 5000 euros," one Swiftie said

Salon

‘Screaming, chanting, struggling teenagers’: the enduring legacy of the Beatles tour of Australia, 60 years on

The Beatles began their first and only tour of Australia 60 years ago this week. It remains a landmark event in our social and cultural history.

The Conversation

"We make musical journeys. We’re the Alan Whicker of prog!” The Tangent and how they made Songs From The Hard Shoulder

Twenty years into a career as one of British prog’s most prolific underground bands, The Tangent are focusing on long-form songs on their 12th album, Songs From The Hard Shoulder.

Louder

"It's a little bit of the Falls Road in the belly of the beast." Belfast rappers Kneecap announce one-night-only pub takeover in "the city that ruined half the globe"

Kneecap will preview their forthcoming album Fine Art at 'The Rutz' in London

Louder

Governors Ball festival 2024: Coachella gets a strong, and cheaper, run for its money

The New York music festival saw a powerful set from the Killers for Hot Fuss’s 20th anniversary, the coronation of Chappell Roan and a triumph for SZA

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"For 90s alt rock fans, this is the holy grail": Weezer and The Smashing Pumpkins kick off their UK tour with setlists that are a Gen-X wet dream

Live debuts, surprise covers and all the alt rock hits you could ever possibly want - Weezer and Smashing Pumpkins kick off their UK tour in Birmingham

Metal Hammer

“It’s all about the sad moshpit.” Fidlar share two singles from new album Surviving The Dream, announce North American tour

LA punks Fidlar announce first new album in five years

Latin Times

Billboard Latin Women in Music: glamour, surprises and the absence of woman of the year Karol G

Billboard Latin Women in Music: A night of glamour and surprises with the absence of the woman of the year Karol G

The Independent UK

Prince collaborator Sheila E. says she's 'heartbroken' at being turned away from Paisley Park

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Start the week by scrunching your face to new Bleed From Within single Hands Of Sin

The Scottish metal aggressors will be supporting Slipknot in arenas later this year

Metal Hammer

Powerviolence nasties Nails announce new album Every Bridge Burning, release lead single Imposing Will, are still nasty

Listen to the underground icons’ first new material in eight years

Latin Times

Peso Pluma alarms fans with hospital photos after freak accident in New York show

Evening Standard

Taylor Swift Wembley tickets offered online for more than £9,000

Fans looking on re-sale site Viagogo can buy seats with a restricted view for £9,282 with the cheapest tickets going for £499

MusicRadar

"He didn't want to do Glastonbury and Michael Eavis didn’t want him — he was worried he was going to do a Tin Machine set or a little drum and bass set": When David Bowie played a career-altering Glastonbury festival set… by accident

"At the end of that show you realised, and he realised, that his career had changed"

The Independent UK

Chappell Roan declines Pride event invitation from White House

‘We want liberty, justice and freedom for all, when you do that, that’s when I’ll come,’ pop singer said

The Guardian - AU

When the Beatles came to Australia: ‘Letters to the editor were apoplectic about their hair’

Sixty years since the Fab Four arrived to mass hysteria, a new book captures the thousands who lined up for a glimpse, the moral panic and resulting generation gap

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