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BAD WOLVES To Join SKILLET On Fall 2026 Tour
Bad Wolves have announced they will support Skillet on the latter band’s US headline tour this autumn, with Escape The Fate also joining as support. The trek marks the live debut of new Bad Wolves singer Sara “Killboy” Skinner, who took over vocal duties earlier in 2026, and will see her perform the band’s back…
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Brennan Wedl – “High Priestess”
Nashville singer-songwriter Brennan Wedl has released “High Priestess,” a tarot-inspired ballad and the fourth preview track from her self-titled debut album. The song offers a first-person account of an aimless late-night drive, using the imagery of the High Priestess tarot card to explore a narrator who resists confronting painful truths about the past. Wedl explained…
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“I’m Going to Kill You”: Kane Brown Wakes Sick Wife Katelyn With Mid-Concert FaceTime
Country singer Kane Brown surprised fans at The OC Smoke Show in California by FaceTiming his wife, Katelyn, mid-concert after she stayed home ill and missed the show. The pair are known for performing their duet “Thank God” together, so when the crowd noticed her absence during the song, Brown decided to wake her with…
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The “goosebumps” Simon and Garfunkel song that took Rick Rubin 30 years to understand
Seeing the beauty behind it all. The post The “goosebumps” Simon and Garfunkel song that took Rick Rubin 30 years to understand first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Bryan Adams and Pat Benatar Unite for Unforgettable Stevie Wonder Performance in Detroit
Bryan Adams invited Pat Benatar and her husband, guitarist Neil Giraldo, to join him on stage during a Detroit tour stop, marking the first time the pair had performed together despite Benatar and Giraldo supporting Adams on recent American tour legs. The trio delivered a cover of Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition”, giving fans a rare, spontaneous…
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Remi Wolf Announces New Album ‘Mud’
Remi Wolf will release her album ‘Mud’ on October 9th. The incoming album is the alt-pop star’s third, and it follows her 2024 album ‘Big Ideas’. The songwriter leaned in to her passion for live performance during the sessions, which found Remi working with a small circle of friends. Using… The post Remi Wolf Announces…
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Gang Of Youths – “Things Take Time”
Not so youthful anymore, are they? It’s been four years since Gang Of Youths, the earnest and anthemic Australian rock band, released their deeply personal masterpiece angel in realtime. But they’ve been posting teasers from the studio, they recently returned to the stage with a residency at no less a venue than the Sydney Opera…
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No Regrets, Just No. 1s: Karol G’s ‘No Me Arrepiento De Sentir Tanto’ Debuts Atop Top Latin Albums Chart
Karol G’s sixth studio album, “No Me Arrepiento De Sentir Tanto,” has debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart, ending Bad Bunny’s “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” record-breaking 77-week run atop the ranking. The Colombian star’s release also dominates the Hot Latin Songs chart with 13 entries, headlined by “Ahí,” her collaboration with…
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How Neil Young Poached Some Musicians and Ended up With His Greatest Collaborators: “We Didn’t Climb as We Thought We Would”
Neil Young’s most enduring musical partnership, Crazy Horse, emerged from what amounted to a poaching raid on another band in the 1960s. Young recruited rhythm section Danny Whitten, Billy Talbot and Ralph Molina from The Rockets after watching them perform, leaving the group’s other members frustrated while the three musicians seized the opportunity to advance…
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The “incredible” 1966 album David Gilmour believes every guitarist should study
The blueprint. The post The “incredible” 1966 album David Gilmour believes every guitarist should study first appeared on Far Out Magazine.