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Darius Rucker on country music, race and drugs: ‘I don’t think anyone went harder than us’

The singer’s memoir recounts a life of ups and downs, with record-breaking success accompanied by critical snobbery and racial bias

The Guardian - US

‘Most significant Beatles guitar ever to be auctioned’ sells for £1.5m

Instrument was discovered in an attic after not being seen for over 50 years

The Independent UK

"Every song had to start with a metal riff, accompanied by shit-tonnes of noise": The Dandy Warhols might prefer claret to ecstasy these days, but they're still experimenting

James Bond, Black Sabbath, Slash, white and pink noise? All things that have inspired the new Dandys Warhols album

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Aussie rock legends The Angels announce first album in 10 years

The Angels have also released a new single, Ninety Nine (Go For Broke), their first with new singer Nick Norton

Louder

What will AC/DC look and sound like on this tour? Watch this pro-shot footage of them playing live in Spain last night

If you want pro-shot, multi-camera, high-definition sound footage of AC/DC on their Power Up Tour, we got it

Metal Hammer

John Lennon guitar sells for $2.9m, breaking Beatles auction record

Lennon’s 12-string Hootenanny, heard on Help! album and film, had not been seen or played for half a century

The Guardian - UK

Selena Gomez addresses ‘hurtful’ criticism of Benny Blanco relationship

‘He’s not going anywhere any time soon,’ Gomez says about relationship with record producer

The Independent UK

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New Disney documentary The Beach Boys tells the iconic band’s story – but not the whole story

In 2012, I watched as the remaining members of the Beach Boys played together for their 50th anniversary. As they launched into When I Grow Up (to be a Man), I reflected on the experience of listening to elderly men sing about what they’ll be when they “grow up”, in…

The Conversation

Beat Solo Buds are launching June 18 for half the cost of AirPods 3

The new Beats Solo Buds could take over this summer with their four cool color options and affordable $79 price point.

Tom’s Guide

Lianne La Havas: Radiant Selfie Reflecting Musical Artistry

Discover the captivating artistry of singer-songwriter Lianne La Havas through her mesmerizing music, heartfelt lyrics, and radiant spirit captured in a ca...

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“One of the most important Beatles guitars ever to come to the auction block”: John Lennon’s lost Help! Framus 12-string has become one of the most expensive guitars to ever sell at auction

The influential instrument was found in an attic after 50 years, and tipped to oust Kurt Cobain's $6m Martin D-18e in the record books

Guitar World

Black Country, New Road to play London benefit show for Palestine

Cambridge alt.rock band Black Country, New Road announce London gig to raise funds for Medical Aid For Palestinians and the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund.

Louder

“This is going to be THE summer!” Anthrax bassist Frank Bello has joined Norwegian black metal band Satyricon

The beloved thrasher will play some black metal across Europe this summer

Metal Hammer

“I knew my pentatonic scales before I went to Berklee – and 90% of the time that’s what I’m called upon to play”: For the third time in his career, Chris Chaney has landed one of bassdom’s most coveted gigs – a slot in the re-energized AC/DC

Jazz-schooled bassist Chris Chaney has now secured three career-defining gigs – first with Alanis Morissette and Jane’s Addiction, and now with AC/DC

Guitar World

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There's still a chance to get Taylor Swift tickets for her UK gigs - here's how

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“Everybody wants to do it”: Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler also hopes to do one more show with original drummer Bill Ward

Ozzy Osbourne and Tony Iommi have recently said they want to do one last concert with the classic Black Sabbath lineup to draw the band to a close

Metal Hammer

“Don’t get used to this being a yearly event”: Slayer reunion shows will be rare, says guitarist Kerry King

The returning thrash metal legends won’t be road warriors post-comeback, according to their guitarist

What Hi-Fi?

The surprising '80s album that never leaves our hi-fi test rooms

It's a gem of a hip-hop album that should be in every music fan's collection – and it's a great test disc, too.

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How to fix Family Sharing in Apple Music on iPhone and iPad

Struggling to set up Apple Music with your family? Here's a few troubleshooting tips to help.

The Guardian - UK

‘I just let it rip!’: jumbo amateur rock band bangs the drum for Brum

Brum Rocks, born out of community musical groups, will bring together dozens of performers to play a new anthem for Birmingham

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m confident we will be adequately bejewelled’: readers on how they’re preparing for Taylor Swift’s Eras tour

With Eras coming to the UK in June, Swifties tell us about their giddy excitement – even if they don’t actually have tickets

Guitar World

“Gordon’s daughter said to us, ‘Leave it to Rush to make The Way I Feel sound prog,’ so I think we succeeded”: Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee reunite for Gordon Lightfoot tribute

Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee paid tribute to the Canadian songwriting icon in Toronto

MusicRadar

“In our band, we don’t recognize the word ‘mistake’ - cause there are no mistakes. There’s just unique moments that happen”: Metallica debut Inamorata live in Munich

Metallica debut their longest recorded song live

The Independent UK

Robbie Williams recalls ‘rude’ airport encounter with Cher

‘My social awkwardness kicked in,’ the singer said

The Guardian - UK

Richard Thompson review – a showcase for decades of exquisite craft

In a sublime concert full of banter, storytelling and guitar virtuosity, the 75-year-old surrenders himself completely to each moment

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