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From the Guardian Blossoms, Dua Lipa and the Bootleg Beatles playing Sgt Pepper have all been added to this year’s festival roster. Plus, Noel Gallagher will be dropping by … The Glastonbury 2017 organisers have […]
From the Independent “Welcome to Abbey Road Studios,” smiles Giles Martin as we take a seat in the world’s most famous recording studio. The son of the late record-producing legend Sir George Martin, the man […]
….Sting, Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers played together for the first time when they performed as part of Mike Howlett’s band, Strontium 90 in Paris France. This is what Phil Sutcliffe in Sounds had to […]
From the Guardian He fell out with his Deep Purple bandmates, parted company with 26 musicians in Rainbow, then ditched rock for Renaissance music. Now the guitarist has revived Rainbow, but has he mellowed? As […]
Ex-pink Floyd main-man Roger Waters releases a brand new studio album ‘Is This The Life We Really Want’, details at this stage are vague but we thought you might like some warning as it’s out […]
From NME Muse have revealed what to expect from their new ‘Origin Of’ compilation – due for release later this year. Earlier this week, frontman Matt Bellamy teased that not only might they play a […]
From the Consequence of Sound Quentin Tarantino cult classic coming to vinyl for the first time n the midst of changing cinematic history with Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino found time to pen the violent but […]
From the Guardian Minnesota district judge Kevin Eide says singer died without a will Appeals still pending from people whose claims of heirship were rejected A Minnesota judge has ruled that Prince’s six siblings are […]
by Music-News.com Newsdesk Harry Styles played a second secret Los Angeles concert on Friday (May 19) and sang three songs with Fleetwood Mac star Stevie Nicks. The show, at the famed 500-capacity venue The Troubadour […]
From the Official Chart Company The indie-pop classic continues to appear in the Official Chart 13 years after its release. Eagle-eyed chart fans may have noticed that, for the past year, The Killers’ Mr Brightside […]
From NME One-half of the electronic duo made a rare unmasked appearance at the French film festival Daft Punk‘s Thomas Bangalter has been spotted without his helmet at Cannes Film Festival this week. As Stereogum points […]
…..Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young released the protest single Ohio, written and composed by Neil Young in reaction to the Kent State shootings of May 4, 1970, when unarmed college students were shot by the Ohio […]
From the Telegraph To fans of heavy metal legends Iron Maiden it is the centrepiece of every concert. But the band says it has been forced to drop its anthemic number Hallowed Be Thy Name […]
From the BBC A model of a David Bowie statue planned for the town where his Ziggy Stardust persona was first performed has been revealed. The bronze sculpture, named Earthly Messenger, will be unveiled later […]
From NME Guitarist Kim Thayil recently spoke about progress on the band’s next record Soundgarden were working on a new album prior to the passing of frontman Chris Cornell. Cornell died at the age of […]
From the BBC Chris Cornell has died at the age of 52, his representatives have confirmed. He was best known as the lead singer in Soundgarden and Audioslave, and also performed the theme song to […]
From the Chart Company More of Bowie’s back catalogue was consumed in the UK last year, despite One Dance (that’s Drake btw!) being you know, a big deal. David Bowie has been declared as the […]
From Spinbox Here’s the blurb on the website…. “Have you ever wanted a record player but hesitated because it seemed complicated to setup and connect to a speaker system? Or perhaps you’ve found that audiophile […]
From the Guardian Touring Trump’s America with their newly resonant 1987 album is either the grand act that makes U2 great again, or a tacit admission of creative decline It’s the opening night of U2’s […]
…..Led Zeppelin reunited for the Atlantic Records 40th anniversary party at Madison Square Garden, New York, appearing with Jason Bonham the son of John Bonham on drums. Other acts performing included Foreigner, Crosby, Stills and Nash, […]
From Retro To Go …..like this!!! A 1964 was out last month. That has been followed by the new Essential III Sgt. Pepper‘s Drum turntable by Pro-Ject. We said at the time more decks featuring The […]
From NME The upcoming Morrissey biopic film has been given a premiere date. The movie is being directed by Mark Gill and produced by Baldwin Li and Orian Williams, the latter of whom worked as […]
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of U2’s Joshua Tree album, the band are set to release a super deluxe box set edition plus 7LP set! Read on to get the full details – if you […]
From the Guardian V&A, London The refracting prism, the businessman ablaze, the giant inflatable pig: they may be pop’s most anonymous band, but Pink Floyd’s artwork is instantly recognisable – as this stunning V&A show […]
From FactMag The trance legend passed away from an unreported illness. Robert Miles, the Swiss-born trance producer behind the 1995 smash hit ‘Children’, has died aged 47. According to DJ Mag Italia, Miles passed away from an […]
From the Guardian A group of audiophiles gathered recently to rediscover Lauryn Hill, on hi-fi gear, no chatter. Kate Hennessy muses on our most starved sense: hearing “I’m going to turn some lights off now […]
From Vanessa Thorpe at the Guardian Turner prize winner honours Brian Epstein for 50th anniversary of Sgt Pepper album Turner prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller is to stage a haunting tribute to the Beatles’ manager, Brian […]
From Music Week Earlier this week (May 3), a message appeared on Robert Plant’s website, prompting rumours that Led Zeppelin may reform later this year. The words ‘Any time now…’ sparked fans to speculate that […]
……’Moonage Daydream’ was released as a single by Arnold Corns, a band, formed by David Bowie the name of which was inspired by the Pink Floyd song ‘Arnold Layne’. This was one of Bowie’s side projects […]
From the Guardian In an attempt to make punk, rock and metal gigs less intimidating for female fans, many bands are banning moshpits and introducing ‘safe spaces’ instead My teenage years were spent getting bashed […]
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