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NEWS · ·Louder
Ayreon releases eighth album The Theory Of Everything
Ayreon released its eighth album, The Theory Of Everything, in 2013, with Lucassen describing a new story and a new approach to songwriting.
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NEWS · ·Louder
Townshend on The Who, heavy metal and Led Zeppelin
Pete Townshend discussed The Who's place in heavy metal, the Live at Leeds album, AC/DC and Led Zeppelin in an interview.
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NEWS · ·NME
Black Sabbath Villa Park concert film and soundtrack due December 11
A concert film and soundtrack from the Black Sabbath concert organised by Sharon Osbourne at Villa Park in Birmingham in July 2025 will be released on December 11 in several formats.
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NEWS · ·NME
Hawkins Joins Foo Fighters in March 1997
Grohl recalled how Hawkins joined Foo Fighters in March 1997 after leaving Morissette's band, and how the drummer's first album with the band was released in 1999.
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NEWS · ·The Guardian Music
NFL names Jay-Z Super Bowl half-time show headliner
The NFL has named Jay-Z the headliner for this season's Super Bowl half-time show, which Roc Nation produces under a 2019 deal.
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NEWS · ·The Line of Best Fit
Broomfield Writes Song on Absence and Phone Distraction
Broomfield has written a new song inspired by watching someone fully absorbed in their phone, and describes it as dealing mainly with disgust and rejection.
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NEWS · ·NME
Jack Antonoff criticizes Ed Sheeran over Macklemore tour controversy
Jack Antonoff has criticized Ed Sheeran over how he handled the controversy around his Loop Tour after Macklemore was dropped as a support act.
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NEWS · ·Evening Standard Music
Boy George says pro-Israel song We Will Dance Again calls for peace
Boy George says his pro-Israel song We Will Dance Again is calling for peace, and the track has drawn controversy over one of its lyrics.
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NEWS · ·The Line of Best Fit
Del Naja and Habib Shehada Hanna release film soundtrack
A film soundtrack curated by the producers and 3D pairs original compositions by Del Naja and Habib Shehada Hanna with previously released tracks and a new remix.
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NEWS · ·Louder
Sex Pistols release Never Mind The Bollocks on October 28, 1977
The Sex Pistols released their album Never Mind The Bollocks in shops on October 28, 1977, after dismissing bass player Glen Matlock.
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NEWS · ·Louder
Cheap Trick reportedly cancels 2027 tour dates amid hiatus reports
Cheap Trick reportedly cancelled its scheduled tour dates for next year and is going on hiatus, though the band has not publicly confirmed a break.
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NEWS · ·Louder
Iommi releases new album From The Dark
Iommi has released From The Dark, his first studio album since Black Sabbath's 13 in 2013, with vocals by Jørn Lande and drums by Karl Brazil.
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NEWS · ·Louder
Kiss sets documentary and Las Vegas avatar show
Kiss is releasing a documentary about its farewell tour and has set an avatar show to launch in Las Vegas in 2028.
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NEWS · ·NME
Kings Of Leon announce London show and O My Beloved album
Kings Of Leon have announced a UK and European exclusive show in London next month, alongside the release of their 10th studio album O My Beloved on November 6 via Love Tap Records.
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NEWS · ·NME
Jay-Z announced as Super Bowl halftime headliner for February 2027
Jay-Z has been announced as the headliner of the Super Bowl halftime show, set for February 14, 2027 at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
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NEWS · ·exclaim.ca
Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls announce Last Evenings Tour dates
Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls will tour North America and Europe next year, starting March 5 in Anaheim, CA, with the Lost Evenings Festival closing the series in London in November.
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NEWS · ·Evening Standard Music
Netherlands Withdraws from 2027 Eurovision Song Contest
Dutch broadcaster NPO has confirmed that the Netherlands will not take part in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest.
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NEWS · ·The Line of Best Fit
Cuni releases Harbinger, a four-song concept EP
Cuni's new EP Harbinger, a four-song concept record based on the four horsemen of the apocalypse, is set for release on 23 October.
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NEWS · ·The Line of Best Fit
Rotterdam festival grows to over 160 bands and artists
The Rotterdam festival has grown from about 10 or 20 obscure names to more than 160 bands and artists across the city's venues.
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NEWS · ·Louder
Korn kick off UK and Ireland tour in Leeds
Korn opened the first of six England and Republic of Ireland shows in Leeds on Monday, October 26, returning to the British Isles for the first time since Download festival in June 2025.
