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Robbie Williams Sets Stadium Tour of Australia and New Zealand
Bernie Lynch, Co-Founder of Australia’s Eurogliders, Dies at 72
Labrinth Lashes Out at Music Industry in New Post: ‘Fake Ain’t a Good Business Plan’
KCON LA Announces 2026 Dates & Venues
Kanye West Challenges $150,000 Jury Award at Malibu Mansion Trial: ‘Cannot Stand’
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Jokes Aside, Jack Harlow’s New Album Is Not Half Bad
On ‘Early Life Crisis’, Nettspend Paves a Way Toward the Future
Heaven Knows Morrissey Is Still Miserable on ‘Make-Up Is a Lie’
Yebba Finds Her Way Through Devastation and Liberation on ‘Jean’
Harry Styles Is Up for Anything on ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.’
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Excerpt: Country Great Gary Stewart’s Wild, Tragic Life Examined in New Memoir
‘A Beautiful Journey’: Ed O’Brien on His Stunningly Deep Solo Album and Radiohead’s Future
To Make a New Album, Tyson Ritter Had to Learn to Love All-American Rejects Again
Curried Lobster and Philly Cheesesteaks: Talking to Bruce Springsteen’s Personal Chef
How Derek Trucks Ended Up Playing Jerry Garcia’s $12 Million ‘Tiger’ Guitar
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“Gary Stewart, king of the honky-tonks, has just thrown a knife at my head.” Thus begins the whirlwind 500-plus page biography of the late...
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Ed O’Brien is just getting back from a post-dinner stroll near his home in Wales when he logs onto Zoom. “It’s a very dark,...
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All-American Rejects haven’t put out an album since 2012’s Kids in the Street, and for a while, frontman Tyson Ritter thought it might be their...
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Robbie Williams will play stadiums when his BRITPOP World Tour swings into Australia and New Zealand later this year. The superstar British pop singer...
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Kanye West is seeking to overturn the $150,000 jury verdict awarded to handyman Tony Saxon after a recent two-week trial in Los Angeles. Saxon...
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Barry Johnson didn’t want to write more punk songs. As the lead singer of California pop-punk band Joyce Manor, he’d spent nearly two decades...
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The Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots clinched their spots in Super Bowl LX Sunday night with a pair of nail-biting games that...
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Abbey Road Studios was buzzing with activity last fall. Longtime record executive Rich Clarke remembers the scene in the London studio’s cafeteria in late...
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”I look forward to dying,” Bob Weir told Rolling Stone‘s Angie Martoccio early last year. “I tend to think of death as the last...
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Beyoncé knows the Beyhive has her back. But just like the pricing tiers for her incredible concerts, the membership to the enormous and beloved...
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Kashus Culpepper knows better than anyone about the range of styles and influences evoked in his music, but he wants to make one thing...
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Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Harry Styles...
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After four years behind bars, Fetty Wap has stepped back into the world without any urgent need for fanfare or flash — just the simple luxury...
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Among Sinners‘ record-breaking 16 Academy Award nominations Thursday was a nod for Best Original Song, shared by neo-soul legend Raphael Saadiq and composer Ludwig Göransson. For...
