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A&E is airing music biographies of rockers Sammy Hagar and Sebastian Bach tonight

The A&E Biography series continues with hard-rock docs on Van Halen frontman Sammy Hagar and Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach

WhatToWatch · Jun 30, 2024

Charlie Sinclair obituary

Other lives: Musician who played in many London venues and with a variety of bands

The Guardian - UK · Jun 30, 2024

Shania Twain at Glastonbury: Country star’s Legends Slot draws complaints over ‘sound issues’

Country-pop queen’s set was the subject of complaints on social media as she performed on the Pyramid Stage

The Independent UK · Jun 30, 2024

“I’ve let a few well-known bassists loose on Lemmy's rig, but no-one sounds close to him”: According to his bass tech, dialing in Lemmy's overdriven tone isn't easy

“I’ve let a few well-known bassists loose on Lemmy's rig, but no-one sounds close to him”: According to his bass tech, dialing in Lemmy's overdriven tone isn't easy

Guitar World · Jun 30, 2024

Glastonbury 2024, the Saturday roundup: the celeb spots, the standouts, and not-so-secret sets

From buzzy band The Last Dinner Party levelling up to the Other Stage, to a not-so-secret Kasabian set, Saturday delivered in spades

Evening Standard · Jun 30, 2024

Little Simz at Glastonbury 2024 review: headliner-worthy greatness

Sharp and polished, the rapper held court on stage, never missing a beat

Evening Standard · Jun 30, 2024

Coldplay at Glastonbury 2024 review: a wildly uneven set from Worthy Farm's prodigal sons

Chris Martin and the band delivered two hours of stadium hits, along with more dubious celebrations of love and peace

Evening Standard · Jun 30, 2024

“I don’t know if any orgies were ‘thrown’. Those things had a way of happening on their own”: in 1977, Kiss were on top of the world – and Paul Stanley was loving every second of it

Andy Warhol, Studio 54, Madison Square Garden and two albums – this is what it was like being in Kiss in 1977

Louder · Jun 30, 2024

“Killswitch has always been strong and positive. We wanted something a little darker, a bit more personal, spiritual almost”: how Killswitch Engage reinvented themselves with their divisive self-titled fifth album

The story of Killswitch Engage’s controversial self-titled album – released 15 years ago today

Metal Hammer · Jun 30, 2024

Chris Martin asks Glastonbury crowd to send love to Israel and Palestine in world peace speech

‘We’re sending this out as a beacon of togetherness in a time when it might seem like that’s impossible,’ frontman said

The Independent UK · Jun 30, 2024