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Queen + Adam Lambert announce Rhapsody Across America tour

Queen + Adam Lambert announce 14-date run across The US, with measures in place to protect fans from ticket scalpers

Louder

Wes Borland is selling off a huge gear haul, including the Mesa/Boogie head used on Three Dollar Bill, Y'all and a host of custom and prototype guitars

The Limp Bizkit guitarist has announced an enormous gear sale – and you might be able to afford some of it

Guitar World

The truth behind Gene Simmons' arrest for allegedly 'mooning' a Kiss audience: "I went offstage to adjust my jockstrap..."

Kiss' Gene Simmons recalls the minor misunderstanding he had with the forces of law and order in the 1980s

Louder

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Artists you didn't know are Eurovision Song Contest stars

Even heavyweights of the industry can find themselves in last place

Liverpool Echo

Jeff Beck in his own words: “My Strat is another arm – it’s part of me. It doesn’t feel like a guitar at all… It’s a tool of great inspiration and torture”

In these classic interviews, the late Jeff Beck, a man who typically preferred to let the guitar do the talking, looks back on his career and discusses his gear discoveries and creative epiphanies

Guitar World

Should Bill Wyman have gotten a songwriting credit for The Rolling Stones (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction?

Bill Wyman: “The fact of the matter is that my bassline made the song just as much as Keith’s guitar riff”

Guitar World

Eurovision 2023 song list: Meet the 37 contestants competing in Liverpool

Eurovision comes to the UK in May – and these are the artists travelling with it

The Independent UK

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New Newcastle music festival announced for Times Square with headliners including Happy Mondays and Ian Brown

New outdoor festival In Between Days will make its city centre debut over three days in May with a line-up also including Two Door Cinema Club, DMAs and The Wombats plus local favourites Andrew Cushin and Liam Fender

Chronicle Live

‘Tours are no longer fun’: Neil Young lambasts Ticketmaster for ripping off fans

Singer-songwriter says ‘the old days are gone’ amid wider consternation at ticketing company’s pricing policies

The Guardian - UK

Ed Sheeran: You have to take yourself out of reality sometimes to numb the pain of loss

The singer’s latest song is about grief and loss.

The Independent UK

John Lennon on completing Eleanor Rigby's lyrics for Paul McCartney: "It's his first verse, and the rest of the verses are basically mine"

"I was insulted and hurt that he'd thrown it out in the air... to him that meant nothing. That's the kind of person he is"

MusicRadar

TikTok announces Eurovision Legends performance for Liverpool's EuroVillage

The streaming service has been announced as the contest's official entertainment partner

Liverpool Echo

My Kind of Country review – finally, a music competition show with real heart

All the contestants in Reese Witherspoon’s show can sing, play and perform – and Nashville’s pros are there to help, not humiliate, them. It’s a breath of fresh air

The Guardian - UK

Sissoko/Segal/Parisien/Peirani: Les Égarés review – genre-hoppers stray towards surprise

Émile Parisien’s soprano sax is the standout on this diverse and inventive set, which blends kora with Anatolian shindigs, klezmer with agile accordion

The Guardian - UK

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Black Country, New Road: Live at Bush Hall review – magical resurgence by this odd little chamber orchestra

The six-piece’s first new material without frontman Isaac Wood, recorded over three nights in London, proves their malleability and resilience

The Independent UK

‘Dear Brian’: Read Brian Eno’s letter to his 21-year-old self

‘As clever as you think you are you could benefit from a little more humility’

The Independent UK

Lana Del Rey review, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd: Alluring, introspective and a little long

Songwriter’s latest record isn’t rigid with its aesthetic and is all the better for it

Dublin Live

Wild Youth member reveals health blitz as they prepare for Eurovision 2023

The group will represent Ireland in the first semi-final of the song contest in Liverpool on May 9 with their tune We Are One

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Irish Mirror

Strict diets, vocal doctors and ditching the booze - Wild Youth's bid for Eurovision glory revealed

Exclusive - The group will represent Ireland in the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool on May 9 with their song We Are One

Daily Mirror

Ed Sheeran's new song inspired by grief after heartbreaking death of pal Jamal Edwards

Ed Sheeran's new single, Eyes Closed, deals with grief and loss, with the singer taking inspiration from the books he reads to his two daughters for the music video which sees him followed by a blue monster

The Independent UK

Neil Young calls out Ticketmaster for its high ticket prices and fees

‘I get letters blaming me for $3,000 tickets for a benefit I am doing,’ singer says

Wales Online

Ed Sheeran shares tragic heartbreak behind new single Eyes Closed

The track comes after a series of events that the singer said affected his mental health, including a tumour scare and death of a close friend

The Guardian - US

Ed Sheeran: Eyes Closed review – the most unradical of reinventions

Teaming with Taylor Swift’s recent producer, Aaron Dessner of the National, Sheeran strips things back – but only a little, and the chorus of this new single is as insistent as ever

The Independent UK

Ed Sheeran review, Eyes Closed: Emotional, candid songwriting that hits home

Singer-songwriter’s collaboration with The National’s Aaron Dessner distils some of his grief over late friend Jamal Edwards

Louder

After 50 years, Pink Floyd's imposing The Dark Side Of The Moon remains a cornerstone of rock

With The Dark Side Of The Moon Pink Floyd invented something new: stadium rock that was very loud but somehow very sensitive

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