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Rod Stewart To Return To Glastonbury Festival In 2025

Rod Stewart to headline Glastonbury Festival in June 2025 after two decades, promising an iconic performance. Don't miss out on this legendary event!

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Ben Hunt: Did Las Vegas hit the right notes with its difficult second album?

As any musician will testify, the second album is often the hardest to make.

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Tame Impala's Kevin Parker launches Orchid: a revolutionary synthesiser for songwriters

Orchid is an ‘ideas machine’ that can sketch out song ideas quickly — but will it be available in the UK?

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“I was out with Katy Perry doing a show in Italy, and I got the call to to join Chappell Roan last minute. I had two days to learn the show”: Devon Eisenbarger plays with the world’s biggest popstars – but still jams covers in amusement parks

The session pro discusses the skills needed to hold down gigs with pop icons –including playing on top of a giant mushroom with pyro shooting out of your guitar...

Guitar World

“I played the tapped section on the demo almost as a joke, but my engineer said, ‘That has to be on the record!’” Tapping on a country album? Don't knock it ’til you’ve tried it, says Andy Wood

How Eddie Van Halen-style tapping can add spice to a country guitar solo

Guitar World

“I irresponsibly generalized that the reason people don’t learn theory is because they are lazy. There is another, better reason to not learn it”: That time John Frusciante wrote in to Total Guitar magazine to share his thoughts on music theory

It was 2006, one hot summer, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers guitar hero had some things he needed to get off his chest about theory, and why he had learned “immensely” from reading Total Guitar

Guitar World

Sir Elton John still 'can’t see anything’ four months after losing sight in right eye

Sir Elton first opened up about how he had been left with ‘limited vision’ in one eye in September

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UK alt-metal up-and-comers Vower return with new single Satellites

The collective of former Palm Reader, Black Peaks and Toska members have released their first song since this summer’s lauded Apricity EP

Metal Hammer

Sir Rod Stewart ‘proud and ready’ to play legends slot at Glastonbury 2025

The musician headlined at the festival in 2002.

The Independent UK

Elmiene, Myles Smith and Good Neighbours mark first all-male Brits Rising Star shortlist since 2015

Winner will be announced next month ahead of the main ceremony at London’s O2 Arena in March

The Independent UK

“Had my mother not had me adopted, would I have ended up in King Crimson?” Jakko Jakszyk discusses his abandoned football and acting ambitions, and the status of Robert Fripp’s band

The amateur impressionist on finding his birth mother then closing communications with her, Stiff Records’ plans to make him a star, and saying the “stupidest thing” to Michael Jackson

Louder

Sir Rod Stewart announced for Glastonbury legends slot in 2025

Sir Rod previously played at Glastonbury in 2002.

Evening Standard

Rod Stewart to play Glastonbury 2025 legends slot: ‘I’m more than able to pleasure and titillate’

79-year-old pop veteran, fresh from UK No 1 album this year, will follow in the footsteps of Dolly Parton and Lionel Richie in much-loved Sunday teatime slot

The Guardian - UK

“Bono and I are working on some crazy kind of sci-fi Irish folk music.” U2 guitarist The Edge says the band are recording with Brian Eno, but not on the “noisy, uncompromising, unreasonable guitar album” Bono promised

U2 are working on new music, but not the kind of raw, rowdy music they've been talking up over the past few years

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Vinyl newb? I've built a modern five-star turntable system for around £500 in the Black Friday sales

A five-star Bluetooth turntable and Award-winning powered speakers combine to make a simple and musical system set-up.

Louder

"It was a pretty horrible affair to deal with from a creative point of view": Fish on his solo career, the state of prog and the 'youth of today'

In 2005, Classic Rock spoke with former Marillion frontman Fish as he released a best-of collection, Bouillabaisse

Louder

My Bloody Valentine announce first show in seven years

Shoegaze legends My Bloody Valentine will play a rare hometown show in 2025

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"My girlfriend says that I need help. My boyfriend says I'd be better off dead." Therapy?'s dark, twisted misfit anthems sound as fabulously fierce as ever on their Troublegum 30 anniversary tour

Therapy? roll back the decades in joyous communal celebration of their best-loved album, 1994's Troublegum

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Elton John says limited vision has left him ‘stuck’ as he issues album update

The Grammy-winning singer said he ‘lost my eyesight in my right eye’ in July.

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Kate Nash ‘making a point about agency and music industry’ with OnlyFans page

The singer claimed her account allowed her to add an extra crew member to her tour staff.

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The Skinner Brothers at Oslo review: a band that deserves its shot at the big time

4/5 Lead singer Soul Boy’s talent needs a bigger stage

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Louis Armstrong's Descendant Makes Broadway Debut In Musical

Explore the Broadway musical 'A Wonderful World' featuring Brandon Louis Armstrong, connecting to Louis Armstrong's legacy.

MusicRadar

“There was a 50/50 chance that I’d be able to sing again - and we were $3m in debt!”: The dramatic story of an ’80s rock blockbuster

You know things are bad when your guitarist tries to kick you out of your own band!

Guitar World

“To hear one song once was enough... I think they’re boring live”: Sex Pistols bassist Glen Matlock says he turned down a chance to join Oasis after seeing them live

The approach came in the mid–’90s, but Matlock concluded “the last thing they need is someone else standing still”

Evening Standard

From Charlie XCX and Chappell Roan to Doeichii: All hail pop's new guard

These stars have shaken up the traditional order and are establishing pop dominance...

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