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Oasis Streams Skyrocket By 750% After Reunion Tour Reveal
Oasis didn’t just break the internet with their reunion announcement, they blew the roof off Spotify and Apple Music too. Within an hour of revealing plans for their long-awaited Oasis Live ’25 tour, the band’s streaming numbers surged by a jaw-dropping 750 percent, according to Big Brother Recordings. “Streams went up 750 percent in the
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Post Malone Falls Off Stage In Arizona While Toasting Fan But Keeps Singing Like A Pro
Post Malone took a tumble mid-song during his Arizona concert on 21 June but in true rockstar fashion, he barely missed a beat. While performing Pour Me a Drink at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, the 29-year-old singer walked toward the front of the stage to clink drinks with a fan. Just as he
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The Japanese Obi Strip Obsession: Why Vinyl Collectors Can’t Resist
In the crates at the back of a record shop in Shibuya or tucked between ECM rarities at an indie fair in Berlin, one thing gets a certain kind of collector’s pulse racing: a thin band of paper wrapped around the edge of a Japanese LP. To most people, it looks like throwaway packaging, but
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Oasis Mark 30 Years Of “(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?” With Stripped‑back Unplugged Tracks
Oasis are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their seminal second album, (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?, with a deluxe reissue due 3 October via Big Brother Recordings. This edition not only includes the 2014 remaster but also five newly produced unplugged versions of fan favourites: “Cast No Shadow,” “Morning Glory,” “Wonderwall,” “Acquiesce” and “Champagne Supernova.”
The Almost-Lost Album: Why Cyndi Lauper’s “Shine” Was Almost Forgotten
Cyndi Lauper’s eighth studio album, Shine, has one of the most chaotic backstories in her discography. Originally scheduled for a September 2001 release via Edel Records, it was shelved when the label abruptly folded. Promo copies leaked online and fan forums buzzed with speculation. Despite a limited EP in 2002, the full album didn’t officially
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UK Music Tourism Hits £10 Billion For The First Time In 2024
UK Music’s Hometown Glory report, released July 1, reveals that music tourism in the UK hit an all-time high in 2024. A record 23.5 million “music tourists” flocked to concerts and festivals, an increase of roughly 23 percent year on year, generating a total spend of £10 billion, up from around £8 billion in 2023 Key highlights 23.5 million
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Haim’s Alana Admits Pre-Show Stretching Is Now Essential: “The Joints…”
Alana Haim has revealed that life on the road feels different in your 30s, particularly if you’re part of one of the hardest-working live bands on the planet. The 33-year-old guitarist and vocalist, one third of sibling trio Haim, says her pre-show routine now involves something decidedly un-rock ‘n’ roll: stretching. “Actually, the only thing
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Cyndi Lauper’s Studio Albums Ranked: From Pop Icon To Genre-Hopper
Few artists have made a debut as loud, colourful and career-defining as Cyndi Lauper. With 1983’s She’s So Unusual, she didn’t just burst onto the scene, she rewrote the rulebook. MTV loved her. Radio played her to death. And fans couldn’t get enough of her voice, her style, or the fact that she was genuinely
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