Fans of R&B icon Usher were dealt a blow this week after the singer abruptly cancelled the Australian leg of his Past Present Future tour. The tour was due to hit Melbourne and Sydney this November and December, marking his first return to Australia in nearly 14 years. Promoter Live Nation confirmed the news on
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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 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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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.”
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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Black Sabbath have been granted the Freedom of the City of Birmingham, a rare civic honour marking their extraordinary impact on music and their role as hometown heroes. All four founding members — Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward — reunited for a private ceremony at Birmingham’s Council House on Saturday. The
Sonya Madan, the voice of Britpop band Echobelly, has spoken out about her experience as a woman in the male-heavy 1990s scene, insisting that most of the major players, including members of Oasis, Blur, Pulp and Suede, were “lovely, supportive and decent.” At a time when lad culture was making headlines and music magazines often
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Matty Healy tells Glastonbury crowd: “We honestly don’t want our legacy to be one of politics” The 1975 are turning the page on protest anthems and making room for something softer. Speaking to a packed crowd during their headline set at Glastonbury on Friday 27 June 2025, frontman Matty Healy made it clear the band
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Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi has officially ended his two-year break from music with the release of a deeply personal new single titled Survive. Released on Friday 27 June, the track marks Capaldi’s first new music since stepping away from the spotlight in 2023 to focus on his mental health and well-being. The new song is
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Incubus are preparing to release their first album in seven years, with frontman Brandon Boyd revealing plans for Something in the Water to arrive this October. The upcoming release marks the band’s first full-length studio album since 2017’s 8 and signals a renewed creative spark within the group. Speaking to People, Boyd shared that the
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