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Michael Wollny Trio: Living Ghosts review – exceptional free-improv seance, with added Nick Cave

(ACT)With bassist Tim Lefebvre and drummer Eric Schaefer, the German pianist’s unpredictable live album nimbly traverses the genre’s history

The Guardian - UK

Pop trio Remember Monday to represent the UK at Eurovision 2025 with ‘What the Hell Just Happened?’

Band are the first girl group to represent the UK in 26 years

The Independent UK

UK Eurovision 2025 act announced as Remember Monday

The ‘pop girlies with a lil bit of yeehaw’ previously appeared on The Voice in 2019, where they were mentored by Jennifer Hudson

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“On a frenetic album about consumerism and masturbation, you need your moments of contrast to count": The 10 best Genesis songs, as chosen by Prog readers

Over 28 years the genre giants released 15 albums, achieving over 100 million sales. It’s unfair to boil their work down to just a handful of key songs – but you did it anyway

Louder

Jethro Tull grace the cover of the new issue of Prog Magazine, which is on sale now!

Plus Kevin Godley, Ghost Of The Machine, Mike Ratledge, Can, Cardiacs, Amplifier, Karmakanic, Envy Of None and more...

Louder

Neil Young risks trying our patience on Oceanside Countryside

3/5 There’s plenty here for die-hard completists who will marvel at owning Neil Young’s original 1977 mixes. For the rest of us, this release edges into self-indulgent territory

The Independent UK

Glastonbury 2025's 'Tragic' Line-Up: Why Backlash Happens Every Year And Why It Doesn't Matter

The Glastonbury 2025 line-up is out to the public, and reactions are mixed. While some are over the moon, others have been left disappointed and are now looking to sell their tickets.

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The Damned founding guitarist Brian James dead at 70

Brian James wrote much of The Damned's early material as they carved their place in punk rock history

Louder

Former Ministry and Prong drummer Aaron Rossi dead at 44

Metal Hall of Famer Aaron Rossi played with Prong, Ministry, John 5 and others and was nominated for a Grammy in 2009

Metal Hammer

New Order review – classics front and centre, but electronic pop pioneers can still surprise

Among Joy Division anthems and dancefloor classics that conjured the Haçienda’s heyday, the Mancunian icons showed they can still switch it up

The Guardian - AU

What are King Charles III favorite songs? A new Apple radio show gives answers

It’s a playlist literally fit for a king

The Independent UK

Can’t Get You Out of My Head: King Charles reveals love of Kylie’s music

Monarch shares soundtrack to his life, including disco, reggae and Afrobeats, to celebrate Commonwealth Day

The Guardian - UK

“One of the true pioneers of music – guitarist, songwriter, and true gentleman”: Brian James, punk rock guitar legend who played with The Damned and The Lords of the New Church, dies at 70

During his brief time with the Damned, James authored songs like New Rose, considered one of the foundational anthems of punk

Guitar World

Glastonbury slammed for 'worst line-up in years' as 2025 headliners announced

Glastonbury has revealed the headlines and line-up for the 2025 festival, some are calling it the 'worst line-up ever'.

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Dolly Parton releases new song in heartfelt tribute to husband Carl Dean after his death

Parton announced Dean’s death at 82 on Monday

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“Chiropractors and doctors were like, ‘How long did you play college football?’ I’d go, ‘It wasn’t college football. It was Trent Reznor’”: Richard Patrick says Nine Inch Nails’ 1991 Lollapalooza run broke his body – and trashed $40,000 of guitars

And Henry Rollins wasn't best pleased to see good guitars turned into kindling

The National (Scotland)

Robbie Williams invites Scottish singer Michelle McManus to join him on stage

Robbie Williams has invited Glasgow singer Michelle McManus to join him on stage.

MusicRadar

“Even using the word ‘end’, I thought, Oh, my God, no one has ever talked about that!”: Guitarist Phil X discusses the future of Bon Jovi

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American Idol season 23: next episode, judges, top 14 and everything we know about the singing competition

American Idol brings back arguably its most famous alum for its eighth season on ABC. Here’s everything you need to know.

Evening Standard

'Rihanna loves me!': Ayra Starr on fame, faith, and having the most fabulous fans

It’s hard for the Nigerian singer and double Mobo winner to stay humble with fans like these

The Independent UK

Roy Ayers, a jazz legend who influenced hip-hop and R&B musicians, dies at 84

Roy Ayers, a legendary jazz vibraphonist, keyboardist, composer and vocalist known for his spacy, funky 1976 hit “Everybody Loves the Sunshine” has died

MusicRadar

"This console is where multi-track recording was born": The Les Paul Recording Studio opens with "meticulously restored" equipment used by the inventor and guitarist

"We’ve painstakingly restored Les Paul’s original gear to working condition, allowing today’s artists to record using the exact tools that revolutionized popular music"

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“I've got no hard feelings towards John”: Sex PIstol Steve Jones is open to a truce with John Lydon

But Lydon is certainly not up for new Sex Pistols output: "Never Mind the Bollocks Part 2'? "F*** off, you idiot'"

Guitar World

“I had a huge cue sheet up on my amps. Except for the Comfortably Numb solo, there were no moments where I could say, ‘Forget everything. Just play’”: For David Gilmour, Pink Floyd’s wildly ambitious the Wall tour was a blast – and a challenge

Used to experimenting and improvising onstage, Gilmour suddenly found himself juggling a multitude of new responsibilities, and, on one occasion, dodging burning drapes...

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“We always thought it had something”: From Green Day to U2, here's 6 B-sides that became massive hits

They might have been initially maligned by their creators, but these songs were just too good to keep down

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