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Poison the Well and Alexisonfire announce 17-date US tour with Touché Amoré

  • Poison the Well and Alexisonfire will co-headline a 17-date US tour.
  • Touché Amoré will support the spring run.
  • One dollar per ticket will support homelessness and poverty initiatives.

Poison the Well and Alexisonfire have announced a co-headlining US tour with Touché Amoré supporting. The spring run brings the three bands together for 17 dates and will also raise money for organisations working to support people experiencing homelessness and address poverty. The tour runs from 25 March…

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3 Country Songs Where the Breakup Isn’t Actually the Saddest Part

  • Three country songs find sadness beyond break-ups.
  • “Whiskey Lullaby” depicts two deaths linked to drinking.
  • Hank Williams’s song turns heartbreak into existential loneliness.

The article examines three country songs in which the deeper sadness lies beyond a relationship ending. It argues that “Whiskey Lullaby”, “Give It Away” and “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” portray grief, emotional detachment and loneliness that make heartbreak only part of the story. In “Whiskey Lullaby”,…

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The guitarist Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, and Roger Waters called “the greatest of our time”

  • Jeff Beck earned high praise from leading rock musicians.
  • Jimmy Page called him the greatest soloist of their time.
  • Richards and Waters admired his technique and musical ability.

Jeff Beck is praised by Jimmy Page, Keith Richards and Roger Waters as an exceptional guitarist whose distinctive style and technical ability set him apart. Their comments underline his influence among rock musicians and the esteem he earned without needing lyrics to make his guitar the focus. Page…

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Wednesday and Mannequin Pussy Storm Nashville on the Rolling Stone Rock Tour

  • Mannequin Pussy and Wednesday played Nashville on the Rolling Stone Rock Tour.
  • Truth Club opened the show.
  • Wednesday played nine songs from their 2025 album.

Mannequin Pussy and Wednesday performed together in Nashville on the Rolling Stone Rock Tour, with North Carolina indie band Truth Club opening. The show brought two guitar bands with growing followings to a young crowd and illustrated the tour’s role in spotlighting contemporary rock acts. Mannequin Pussy played…

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What’s a ‘Winyah’? Fans of This Edgy Folk-Rock Band Can Tell You

  • South Carolina band Winyah blend Southern rock and folk.
  • Their second album has 11 tracks written largely as a group.
  • A sold-out Brooklyn Steel show marks their growing reach.

Winyah, a five-piece from South Carolina, are building a following with a sound that blends Southern rock and folk. After a debut album, major festival appearances and sold-out New York shows, the band is trying to carry that momentum into its second album, *Right Here, Right Now*. The…

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From City Walls to Cap Brims: How Visual Culture Shapes Mexico’s Streetwear

  • Mexican streetwear draws on the visual life of its cities.
  • Statement caps turn graphics and textures into personal expression.
  • Music and independent labels add varied influences.

The article argues that Mexican streetwear reflects the visual culture of everyday city life, where murals, posters, signs and music-related imagery shape what people notice and wear. Statement caps bring those influences into fashion, using a small, visible space to express personal style and cultural connections. It describes…

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Fender and Kim Gordon Team up for Limited Edition Jazzmaster

  • Kim Gordon and Fender have released a limited-edition Jazzmaster.
  • The design pairs classic styling with modern features.
  • It is priced at $1,099.99.

Kim Gordon has collaborated with Fender on a limited-edition Jazzmaster guitar, drawing on the instrument’s history with Sonic Youth while adapting it for modern playability. The design combines traditional styling with changes Gordon wanted, including simplified controls and a mix of contrasting pickups. The guitar has an alder…

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Dutch Uncles Confirm New Album ‘Polygon Hotel’

  • Dutch Uncles’ *Polygon Hotel* arrives on 19 February.
  • The album follows Duncan Wallis settling in Levenshulme.
  • “No Notes” laments time spent on social media.

Dutch Uncles have announced their new album, *Polygon Hotel*, due on 19 February, followed by a UK tour that includes a London show on 18 March. The record marks a new phase for the art-pop band, with singer Duncan Wallis drawing on settling in Levenshulme after more than…

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Zach Bryan’s cover of Ian Noe’s ‘Kentucky Hurricane’ with a choir goes viral on YouTube

  • Zach Bryan covered Ian Noe’s “Kentucky Hurricane” with a choir.
  • The performance gained attention on YouTube.
  • Noe called the cover an honour and thanked Bryan.

Zach Bryan’s choir-backed cover of Ian Noe’s song “Kentucky Hurricane” drew strong attention on YouTube after its release on Sunday. The performance introduces Noe’s work to Bryan’s large audience, while Noe’s appreciative response highlighted the connection between the two musicians. Bryan recently released the EP “Young Manhood &…

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OPETH To Take ‘A Long Break’ After Completion Of Fall 2026 Latin American Tour

  • Opeth plan a long break after their Latin American tour.
  • The band intends to rest before considering new music.
  • The tour ends in Mexico City on 11 November.

Opeth will take a “pretty long break” after finishing their Latin American tour, bassist Martin Mendez said in a radio interview. The pause is intended to give the band time to rest and recover before turning its attention to writing new music. The tour is the final run…

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