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What time is Seventeen on stage at Glastonbury?

The major Korean boy band will be taking to the Pyramid Stage on Friday afternoon

Evening Standard

“We posted it and went to bed. We woke up and it was viral.” Jinjer reflect on whirlwind success of breakthrough track Pisces

The Ukrainian metal stars admit that their viral track was a make-or-break moment in the new issue of Metal Hammer

Metal Hammer

“When I first visited the Rickenbacker factory, I thought I was going to get a hero's welcome. But they were like, ‘Come take a look at our repair room’”: Why Chris Squire’s relationship with Rickenbacker got off to a rocky start

Chris Squire's Rickenbacker underwent several changes over the years, the most radical coming when he rewired the single-output bass with stereo outputs

Guitar World

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“We have always striven to push our own boundaries and let the music change”: Black metal darlings Tribulation ditch corpse paint, go psych rock on new single Saturn Coming Down

With less facepaint and more melodic singing, the Swedish metal four-piece are pursuing a brave new direction

Metal Hammer

Sickness, soaring ticket prices and setlist changes: not even the curse of Co-Op Live can stop Pearl Jam at their chaotic but ultimately triumphant Manchester show

Eddie Vedder might be stricken with illness, but a vocal crowd help make Pearl Jam's Manchester show a success against the odds

Metal Hammer

“Amazing artistry, writing, talent in that record”: Grammys CEO says that Kendrick's Drake diss track could be nominated

Grammys CEO suggests diss tracks could be nominated

MusicRadar

Girls Aloud fail to sell out O2 Arena dates in London after slashing ticket prices by 60%

Ticket prices were lowered from over £100 to £30 last week

Evening Standard

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Patti Smith review – utterly transformed by the power of music

Whether she’s dancing, eulogising Kurt Cobain or covering Lana Del Rey, Smith remains such a compelling and moving live performer

The Guardian - UK

“My Suhr looks like it was dragged behind a school bus on lava rock, and that’s just fine by me”: Jennifer Batten shares her gear epiphanies – and how she felt letting go of the Washburn she used with Jeff Beck and Michael Jackson

Batten explains why Suhr changed everything, the midi system that was a letdown –and the gear advice she’s learned the hard way

Guitar World

Brat by Charli XCX is a work of contemporary imagist poetry – and a reclamation of ‘bratty’ women’s art

In the song Girl, So Confusing on the 2024 album Brat, Charli XCX declares to an unnamed addressee: “You’re all about writing poems. But I’m about throwing parties.”

The Conversation

Ne Obliviscaris to play all of Exul and Citadel on upcoming EU and UK tour

Australian prog metallers Ne Obliviscaris will tour Europe and the UK in September and October

Metal Hammer

“A drum machine for dummies?” DigiTech SDRUM Strummable Drums review

DigiTech brings back the pedal that allows you to create drum sounds via your guitar

Guitar World

Pearl Jam review – Manchester audience rescues a stricken Eddie Vedder

The Seattle band have settled handsomely into classic rock, and Vedder’s vocal struggles scarcely matter amid a set full of surprises, singalongs and showboating guitar

The Guardian - UK

“I stuck with Gibson basses because they’re so dense”: Krist Novoselic dons a Thunderbird as he debuts his new band in Kurt Cobain's hometown – and pays tribute with a rendition of Nirvana's debut single

Krist Novoselic and his new band, The Bona Fide Band, gave a nod to Kurt Cobain and Nirvana with their own rendition of Love Buzz

Guitar World

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“A wolf in sheep’s clothing”: Mesa/Boogie and John Petrucci celebrate 40 years of partnership with “the most aggressive” and modern Mark IIC+ ever made

The Dream Theater virtuoso's limited-edition signature amp looks to take the Holy Grail metal and rock combo to all-new heights

The Guardian - UK

Why are Swifties and Charli xcx fans at war? I blame Big Tech

Our digital ecosystem thrives on division in everything from politics to pop. Devoted fanbases are one result - ready to unleash hell on haters, says Arwa Mahdawi

Guitar World

Expensive vs cheap guitar cables: does spending more make a significant difference?

So, what makes a guitar cable great, and are they worth paying more for?

Tom’s Guide

Why you need a VPN at Glastonbury

Glastonbury looks set to be an incredible weekend of music from some of the biggest acts in the world. If you're on the way to the festival then VPN up and stay safe.

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The Independent UK

Rachel Stevens gives terse response to claim Hannah Spearitt was ‘pushed out’ of S Club

Pop singer has released a new autobiography about her time with the band, as well as her split from ex-husband Alex Bourne

Guitar World

“He went straight for that Les Paul. He closes the lid and goes, ‘That’s my guitar now’”: Scott Gorham nearly lost his 'Holy Grail' 1957 Gibson Les Paul to a customs officer just after he bought it – and he had to go to court to get it back

The Thin Lizzy guitarist bought the vintage guitar while in Boston with the band, but ran into a few issues when trying to take it overseas

MusicRadar

Ray Volpe: “Sometimes I won’t touch Ableton for two months, then I’ll be in there every day for 14 hours a day cranking out four crazy ideas back to back”

We caught up with bass music titan Ray Volpe to discover how he assembles his brand of crowd-pleasing ultra-bangers fully in-the-box…

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Céline Dion Left “Embarrassed” After Suffering “Horrific” Seizure On Camera

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The Independent UK

Johnny Cash fans treated to batch of unreleased songs in new posthumous album

Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats and Lupe Fiasco are also among those releasing new music this week.

The Independent UK

Dana Gillespie: Music is still my last love, in between there’s loads of guys who have come and gone

The singer talks getting Morrissey’s approval for her cover of his song, and her relationships with Davie Bowie and Bob Dylan over the years.

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