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Warm-up performance features live debuts as he launches behind-the-scenes Rattle That Lock video David Gilmour has debuted a number of tracks during a rehearsal performance that’s taken place ahead of his solo tour. He delivered the 21-song set in a warm-up show in Brighton on Saturday, with the first public show to be staged on Wednesday (September …
Pop superstar Lady Gaga has revealed in a new tweet that she was up at 5 a.m. this past weekend because she wanted to make sure she didn't forget to download IRON MAIDEN's new album, "The Book Of Souls". She added: "MUSIC FANDOM IS ALIVE" Lady Gaga recently told CR Fashion Book magazine that she would rather be called the next IRON MAIDEN than …
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Disturbed have matched Metallica as the only hard rock / metal bands to score five straight No. 1 album debuts on the Billboard 200 chart with their latest disc, Immortalized. Immortalized is Disturbed’s first album in five years, following a lengthy hiatus. The disc sold 98,000 equivalent album units (factoring in streaming services) with 93,000 of those being pure album sales. Elsewhere …
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Suede will release their brand new studio album Night Thoughts on January 22nd . The album, which features a full string section, was produced by long-time Suede collaborator Ed Buller. It was recorded at SARM studios in London and ICP in Brussels. Night Thoughts, which also has an accompanying film directed by Roger Sargent, will …
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At last! Florence & The Machine will play Open'er Festival for the first time. They come to Gdynia as a headliners in the best possible moment. Next year, in June Florence Welch with her band will appear on our festival with an album, that has already been described as one of the most important and …
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A 10 second teaser video for Def Leppard's new album has emerged. There’s no new music to be heard just yet, but the 14-track record will be self-titled is expected to be released some time in October. Def Leppard tour the UK with Whitesnake and Black Star Riders this December! Rock icons Def Leppard and …
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Blink-182's Mark Hoppus has posted an image of a hard drive on Instagram, hinting at something new from the band in 2015. Could this be about the new material they've been recording with Alkaline Trio's Matt Skiba? *crosses fingers*
Black Sabbath have announced "The End," their farewell tour set to kick off in January. The group is promising concerts that "surpass all previous tours with their most mesmerizing production ever." The North American leg begins in January in Omaha and ends in February at New York City's Madison Square Garden. The band will do a leg in Australia …
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Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea has found himself a new hobby... The musician has reportedly installed three huge beehives, brilliantly named ‘Flea’s Bees’, in his back garden in an attempt to try and bolster the dwindling bee population. According to TMZ, each hive contains over 60,000 bees and Flea has quickly “mastered the craft” …
By the mid-1980s, British metal pioneers Judas Priest seemed like they were running out of ideas, or at the very least, losing focus. 1986’s Turbo featured chirpy keyboards that sounded new wavey and 1988’s Ram It Down was slightly heavier, but marred by sub-par songwriting and out-of-place synths, and it featured an awful cover of Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode.” Just …
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