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BRUCE DICKINSON Announces 2027 ‘PsychoGod’ European Tour

  • Bruce Dickinson will tour Europe in 2027 as “PsychoGod”.
  • The dates run from June to December, with Evergrey supporting the later leg.
  • His new solo album includes 16 live-recorded songs.

Bruce Dickinson has announced a European solo tour for 2027, titled “PsychoGod”, with summer and autumn dates. The shows will be his first solo performances since the 71-date “The Mandrake Project” tour ended in Brazil in September 2025, and are expected to feature new songs alongside favourites and…

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The 5 Best Radiohead Songs, Ranked

  • Radiohead’s catalogue goes far beyond “Creep”.
  • “Lift” was released a decade after it was recorded.
  • “Jigsaw Falling Into Place” channels the tension of a night out.

The article ranks five Radiohead songs as the band’s most creative, well-produced and dark, arguing that their work extends far beyond the hit “Creep”. It presents the selections as examples of how the Oxford band has continually changed its sound while remaining together with its original five members.…

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Unseen Bowie performance to become a global arena show in 2027

  • Unseen footage of Bowie’s 1978 Earls Court concert will reach arenas in 2027.
  • The show combines archive film, immersive sound, lighting and transparent LED screens.
  • It premieres in Berlin, with European and UK dates to follow.

A previously unseen 1978 David Bowie concert film, titled “Stage”, will be presented as a global arena experience in 2027. Its footage comes from Bowie’s Earls Court performance, held in celebration of the “Heroes” album, and has remained in his archives for almost 50 years. Made with filmmaker…

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Revisiting John Anderson’s Final Album He Wrote After Flatlining Three Times During Critical Surgery

  • John Anderson’s final album was shaped by his near-death experience.
  • His heart stopped three times during surgery.
  • *Years* explored mortality and gratitude.

John Anderson’s final album, *Years*, drew on his experience of nearly dying during surgery, giving its reflections on mortality and gratitude added significance following his death at 71. The country singer released the record in 2020, and it became his last studio album. Anderson’s heart stopped three times…

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Berlinale to premiere Brett Morgen’s immersive David Bowie concert experience

  • Bowie’s “Stage” premieres at Berlin’s Uber Arena on 14 February 2027.
  • The show uses restored footage from his 1978 Isolar II tour.
  • Morgen will also speak at the Berlinale’s European Film Market.

The Berlinale will host the world premiere of Brett Morgen’s immersive David Bowie concert experience, “Stage”, at Berlin’s Uber Arena on 14 February 2027. The event brings Bowie’s performance back to a city closely associated with his life and is designed to place audiences inside a concert through…

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David Bowie’s Stage immersive concert premieres at Berlin’s Uber Arena

  • Bowie’s *Stage* premieres in Berlin on 14 February.
  • The show uses restored footage from his 1978 tour.
  • Immersive projections, lighting and spatial audio recreate the concert.

A new David Bowie immersive concert experience, *Stage*, will premiere at Berlin’s Uber Arena on 14 February during the Berlin Film Festival. The event brings the festival into alternative programming and presents restored footage from Bowie’s 1978 Isolar II World Tour, offering fans a concert experience built from…

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Lonely The Brave Share Earnest New Track ‘So Nearly’

  • ‘So Nearly’ is the first Lonely The Brave track with David Jakes since 2017.
  • The song followed the original line-up’s reunion.
  • The band has announced five UK headline dates for May 2027.

Lonely The Brave have released ‘So Nearly’, their first new song featuring vocalist David Jakes since 2017. The track follows Jakes’s return to the band and reflects the original line-up’s reunion, which guitarist Mark Trotter described as rooted in friendship, fun and freedom. The band said ‘So Nearly’…

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The Flaming Lips set January release for 17th album, their first in seven years

  • The Flaming Lips’ 17th album arrives on 22 January.
  • Fatherhood inspired the record and its first single.
  • The band will play two shows in five cities.

The Flaming Lips have announced their 17th album, *The Teardrop Throbs*, due on 22 January through Third Man Records. It will be their first new music in nearly seven years, following 2020’s *American Head*, and their first album since longtime collaborators Michael Ivins and Steven Drozd left the…

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Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson announces 2027 European solo tour dates

  • Bruce Dickinson has announced UK and European solo dates for 2026.
  • The tour will include new songs and solo-career favourites.
  • His next album is expected next year.

Bruce Dickinson has announced a solo tour across the UK and Europe, with dates in summer and at the end of 2026. The shows will feature his solo band and new material, giving fans a chance to hear songs from an upcoming album alongside older favourites. The Psychogod…

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3 One-Hit Wonders From the 1990s We Hear All the Time in Dentists’ and Doctors’ Offices

  • Three 1990s hits are said to be staples in medical waiting rooms.
  • “Save Tonight” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” are dated to 1997 and 1994.
  • The article suggests familiar tunes can help patients relax.

The article highlights three 1990s hits it says are often played in dentists’ and doctors’ waiting rooms, where familiar, easy-listening music may help patients feel more at ease. It focuses on songs that remain recognisable and upbeat decades after their chart success. The selections are Eagle-Eye Cherry’s “Save…

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