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Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets Department Sales Skyrocket

Discover the massive success of Taylor Swift's album 'The Tortured Poets Department' as it continues to dominate music charts with high sales and fan engag...

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One A-lister has opened up about Taylor Swift's secret home talent, and it's going viral

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From boogie hooks to alternate tunings and experimental 10-string riffs, Joe Perry’s mastery of the fretboard is often taken for granted – here are 14 ways to incorporate his signature style into your own playing

Simply unbutton your shirt, wear your guitar low, and walk this way for a masterclass the Aerosmith guitarist's signature style

Guitar World

André 3000 review – live spiritual jazz leaves hip-hop visionary with nowhere to hide

The former rapper starts promisingly with earthy improvisation but the band drifts disappointingly with no solos and few flashes of emotion

The Guardian - UK

Taylor Swift renames London Eras Tour song in apparent dig at Kanye West

Move followed days after Swift’s album blocked the rapper’s new record from reaching No 1 in the charts

The Independent UK

13 of the best classic funk and soul tracks to test your system

These classic soul bangers from days gone by will sort the funk from the junk.

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'I hope she stays happy': Music legend Don McLean worries for 'monster star' Taylor Swift's wellbeing

EXCLUSIVE The American Pie and Vincent hitmaker praised the singer-songwriter’s work ethics

Evening Standard

“We booked a studio and said, ‘Whoever’s here on Monday morning is in Yes’”: How the band regenerated to make Drama, in their own words

Rick Wakeman recalls quitting with Jon Anderson, Steve Howe recalls hoping they’d return, and Trevor Horn recalls being dragged into the line-up that bounced back in 1980

Louder

Rock Against Racism is reborn as gigs planned in riot towns across Britain

Just as RAR helped turn the tide on the National Front in 1970s, activists today are planning concerts in this summer’s trouble spots

The Guardian - UK

Lynn Faces review – offbeat comedy pays punk tribute to Alan Partridge’s PA

Exploring coercive relationships, Laura Horton’s play features three middle-aged women in ‘snazzy cardigans’ performing a real-time maiden gig

The Guardian - UK

Beyond Glastonbury: The joy of smaller festivals

Louis Chilton speaks to artists and organisers about the wonders of the UK’s independent festival scene – and the precarious position it now finds itself in

The Independent UK

"It was an unfortunate incident which has been exaggerated and turned into folklore": How contractual differences between Aerosmith and Metallica at Woodstock 1994 came to blows

Three More Days of Peace & Music? Not quite

Metal Hammer

Coal Chamber postpone US tour after ill Dez Fafara had to be "revived" by his wife

Coal Chamber frontman Dez Fafara collapsed at home and spent 9 hours in emergency room after medical event

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My first festival ... and panic attack

What should have been a fun and familiar family outing at Lollapalooza became a revelation of deep anxiety

Metal Hammer

“The first time I met Lemmy, he said: ‘How do you sit down with that sawblade codpiece?’ I said, ‘You don’t!’”: WASP frontman Blackie Lawless’s strange journey from shock rock to God

An epic interview with WASP singer Blackie Lawless about controversy, codpieces and Christianity

Evening Standard

Made in Korea on BBC One review: a reality TV gem that asks – can five Brits be transformed into K-pop stars?

This new reality TV series is a breath of fresh air in an often too-samey genre

Marie Claire

Taylor Swift Debuts New 'Midnights' Bodysuit During "Eras Tour" in London

Fans think her surprise new look could be hinting at something big.

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The Guardian - UK

Gillian Welch and David Rawlings: Woodland review – 10 exquisite songs of loss and love

Named after their Nashville studio, hit by a tornado in 2020, the duo’s first album together in 13 years picks its impeccable, old-time way through personal and social upheaval

Guitar World

“He was strumming this C chord and as he leaned over to get his beer on the amp, he moved his hand…” Peter Buck's stately guitar work defined R.E.M.'s Man on the Moon – and it all started when his bandmate fell off a chair

Michael Stipe's ode to the late comedian Andy Kaufman is driven by a riff of unusual origin, and some reluctant slide work

The Independent UK

Taylor Swift references ex boyfriend Joe Alwyn for the first time at London Eras Tour

The pair dated for six years and split in April 2023

Metal Hammer

“When we recorded Tears Don’t Fall, I passed out. On the take, you can hear a scream, and then this dropping body”: How Bullet For My Valentine stepped up to metal’s big league with The Poison

The rollercoaster story behind Bullet For My Valentine’s classic 2005 debut album The Poison

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"All that time you were throwing punches, I was building something / And I can’t forgive the way you made me feel": Taylor Swift gets in another dig at Kanye West

Taylor Swift releases special version of diss track directed at Kanye

The Independent UK

Songwriter-producer The-Dream seeks dismissal of sexual assault lawsuit

Lawyers for The-Dream, a Grammy-winning songwriter and producer, are seeking the dismissal of a woman’s lawsuit that accused him of sexual assault and other abuse

Marie Claire

With the Success of “Nasty,” Tinashe’s Main Pop Girl Trajectory Is a Testament to Investing In Yourself

The pop star went independent five years ago; her current song-of-the-summer status is proving just how worth it that was.

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