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Pulp play ‘More’ in full with deep cuts and fan favourites at orchestral Rough Trade 50th anniversary show
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Future Can’t Quite Freshen His Formula on ‘The Real Me’
Jack White’s ‘Frozen Charlotte’ Is a Rage for These Times
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Longtime Yard Act fans could be easily forgiven for being frightened by frontman James Smith’s startling missive on the first track of their excellent third album. “I’ve...
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In the bicentennial summer of 1976, a record number of major rock acts hit the arena/stadium circuit across North America, including Paul McCartney and...
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It’s 1998. The World Cup is in France. But a new era of globalization and international trade has created a rising demand for Latin...
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Pulp played their latest album ‘More‘ in full with some deep cuts, fan favourites and an ABBA cover thrown in at a special orchestral...
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Poppy’s Upheaval Festival appearance did not go ahead as planned Friday night (July 17), after wildfire smoke created hazardous air quality conditions at the...
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Lykke Li was sitting in her car and listening to the news when an apocalyptic feeling struck her. Maybe it was the suspiciously bright...
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When the guitar legend Tom Verlaine died in 2023, at the age of 73, he was hailed as one of New York’s most influential...
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Rob Thomas was fresh off the success of Matchbox Twenty’s debut album, Yourself or Someone Like You, when he was brought on to work...
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This story was originally published on July 10, 1980, in “Rolling Stone.” Contrary to stories appearing in the trades, Arista Records President Clive Davis isn’t...
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They’re not supposed to make a museum about the people you idolized in high school. Is there going to be a David Letterman Museum?...
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This story was originally published on Dec. 18, 1975, in “Rolling Stone.” Clive Davis sits smiling and unruffled behind his 3’x8′ desk from which he...
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There’s no denying that Lizzo is a singular artist. After exploding on the scene in 2019, she went on to land a string of...
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Jason Eady just released a record full of original music, but it’s not a record full of traditional Jason Eady country. The singer-songwriter, born...
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Rolling Stone‘s interview series Last Man Standing features long-form conversations between senior writer Andy Greene and musicians who are the last remaining members of...
