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  1. NEWS · ·Louder

    Charlotte Church Names Radiohead Her Favorite Band

    Charlotte Church named Radiohead her favorite band and selected their 2007 album In Rainbows as her favorite record by the group.

  2. NEWS · ·DIY

    The Chemical Brothers to Headline Open'er Festival 2027

    The Chemical Brothers have been announced as the Thursday headliner for Open'er Festival 2027 at Gdynia-Kosakowo Havalimanı.

  3. NEWS · ·Louder

    Jean-Michel Jarre Released Oxygène 3 in 2016

    Jean-Michel Jarre released his album Oxygène 3 in 2016, adding to a career spanning 80 million album sales.

  4. NEWS · ·DIY

    They're Gonna Be Big Festival Set for Paris

    The third edition of the They're Gonna Be Big festival will feature 21 artists across three Paris venues from October 27 to 29.

  5. NEWS · ·NME

    Thom Yorke Reflects on Past Radiohead Songs

    Thom Yorke spoke about past Radiohead releases, his 2025 tour experience, and received the Ivor Novello Fellowship.

  6. NEWS · ·Louder

    Scott Ian Recalls Meeting Lemmy in London in 1985

    Scott Ian recounted his first meeting with Lemmy in London in 1985 during an interview on Billy Corgan's podcast The Magnificent Others.

  7. NEWS · ·NME

    Blossoms in Chart Race With Sixth Album

    Blossoms is contending for number one with their sixth album, Songs From The Wedding Cake, against The Beatles and Johnny Marr.

  8. NEWS · ·NME

    Thom Yorke Discusses Tour Aftermath and Solo Album

    Thom Yorke spoke with Harry Styles about the aftermath of Radiohead's 2025 tour and revealed he is working on a new solo album.

  9. NEWS · ·NME

    Turnstile to Play Benefit Show at Washington Monument

    Turnstile has announced a free benefit concert at the Washington Monument on October 24 to raise aid for Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon.

  10. NEWS · ·NME

    Miley's Bass Persuades Sets Record Billboard 200 Drop

    Miley's 10th studio album Bass Persuades fell 156 spots to number 157, recording the largest second-week drop for a number-one debut in Billboard 200 history.

  11. NEWS · ·BBC Entertainment & Arts

    Paul McCartney Home Key Sells for £6,100 at Auction

    A key linked to Paul McCartney's family home and band memorabilia have sold at Dominic Winter Auctioneers.

  12. NEWS · ·NME

    Paul McCartney Releases The Boys of Dungeon Lane Edition

    Paul McCartney has released a digital special edition of his solo album The Boys of Dungeon Lane featuring previously unreleased songs.

  13. NEWS · ·NME

    The Beatles Reissue Rubber Soul in Box Set

    The reissue of The Beatles' 1965 album Rubber Soul has gone on sale as an expanded box set.

  14. NEWS · ·NME

    Olivia Rodrigo Raises $20 Million at Irvine Festival

    Olivia Rodrigo performed at the Daisy Chain Fields festival in Irvine, California, which raised $20 million for non-profit organizations.

  15. NEWS · ·exclaim.ca

    Olivia Rodrigo Buys Meg White Elephant Album Dress

    Olivia Rodrigo announced that she purchased the dress worn by Meg White on the cover of the 2003 album Elephant.

  16. NEWS · ·Louder

    Queen Shares Live Crazy Little Thing Called Love Video

    Queen has released a live video of Crazy Little Thing Called Love taken from the restored concert film Queen: Budapest.

  17. NEWS · ·Louder

    Bill Bailey Names Dream Metal Collaborators

    Bill Bailey told Metal Hammer that he wants to make music with Trent Reznor and Mikael Åkerfeldt.

  18. NEWS · ·Louder

    Orphaned Land Shares 2014 Global Metal Award

    Progressive folk metal band Orphaned Land shared the Global Metal Award won at the 2014 Hammer Golden Gods with Palestinian musician Abed Hathout.

  19. NEWS · ·NME

    Artists Back Garvaghy Road Residents In Letter

    Noel Gallagher, Johnny Marr, Kneecap, and other artists signed an open letter supporting Garvaghy Road residents, calling for peace and demanding an independent international mediator from outside the UK and Ireland.

  20. NEWS · ·NME

    Stockholm Venue Gasometer to Open on March 17

    Jacob Mühlrad and Alexander Wessely will inaugurate Stockholm's new 2,300-capacity venue Gasometer on March 17.