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The Cure storm Estonia as European tour continues: Here’s their setlist in full
The band are heading back to the UK soon. The post The Cure storm Estonia as European tour continues: Here’s their setlist in full first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 1982 Queen song that “outraged” Freddie Mercury: “Extremely upset”
“I’m extremely upset.” The post The 1982 Queen song that “outraged” Freddie Mercury: “Extremely upset” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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ROSE TATTOO Cancels Remaining Summer 2026 European Tour Dates Due To ANGRY ANDERSON’s ‘Medical Issue’
Australian hard rock band Rose Tattoo have cancelled all remaining dates of their summer 2026 European tour after frontman Gary “Angry” Anderson was hospitalised with a “medical issue”. The band announced the decision via social media on Monday 10 August, expressing devastation at being unable to complete the tour and asking fans to respect Anderson’s…
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‘For this record, I took an edible and said, screw it’: jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner on confronting the trauma of Hurricane Katrina
New Orleans-born jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner has released his sixth album, Leave That in There, an unfiltered and wide-ranging record made after he abandoned his usual meticulous, self-edited approach to recording. The 39-year-old, a three-time Grammy winner who recently received the $300,000 Larry J Bell award, says the album confronts the lasting trauma of Hurricane…
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Universal Music Group kicks off additional €250M share buyback program
UMG completed the first €500 million program, its first-ever share repurchase, in July Source
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Judas Priest get an almighty homecoming as they close out Bloodstock Festival 2026
Judas Priest closed out the final night of Bloodstock Festival 2026, delivering what was described as a triumphant homecoming show as the festival marked its 25th anniversary. Frontman Rob Halford, who grew up nearby in Walsall, made repeated nods to the band’s Black Country roots, including wearing a jacket bearing the regional flag, giving the…
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The Legendary Paul Simon Song That Art Garfunkel Had To Admit Was Genius: “More Power Than I Ever Realized”
Art Garfunkel once acknowledged the enduring brilliance of “The Sound of Silence,” the Simon & Garfunkel classic written by Paul Simon in 1964, despite the pair’s famously fraught relationship over the years. Simon wrote the acoustic, harmony-driven track when he had barely written ten songs, making its lasting impact on generations of listeners all the…
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Hear Me Out: Wine Lips are the only band you need in your car
A top choice… The post Hear Me Out: Wine Lips are the only band you need in your car first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Fontaines D.C. Debut Two New Songs at Comeback Show in Spain
Fontaines D.C. returned to the stage over the weekend with two brand-new songs, “Marianne” and “Six Shot Morning”, performed at shows in Cadiz, Spain on 7 and 8 August. It marked the Irish band’s first live performance of 2026 and signals the start of a new musical era, with the tracks described by fans who…