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Lollapalooza Shortens Wolf Alice and Cortis Sets, Delays Several More Amid Intense Flooding
Lollapalooza delayed the opening of its third day in Chicago after heavy overnight rain caused flooding and muddy conditions across Grant Park. The disruption led to cancelled, postponed and shortened performances, although the festival’s main headliners Olivia Dean and Jennie were not affected. Doors were initially delayed from noon to 2pm CT, then to 3pm,…
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William Shatner leaks that he and his metal band are on the line-up for Coachella 2027
William Shatner has apparently disclosed that his new heavy metal band, The *uckers, is booked to play Coachella in 2027, although the festival has not announced any acts. The claim is notable because it would mark an unexpected festival appearance by the 95-year-old Star Trek actor, who is expanding into heavy metal with a forthcoming…
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Metric, Broken Social Scene, and Stars Bring the Right Kind of Nostalgia to Brooklyn Paramount: Review
Metric, Broken Social Scene and Stars brought their “All the Feelings Tour” to Brooklyn Paramount, presenting a shared celebration of the bands’ pasts while stressing their continuing relevance. The review argues that the concert avoided empty nostalgia by framing their long-running careers through friendship, collaboration and the prospect of a future rather than simply revisiting…
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Heidi Klum shows off figure during yacht trip after revealing her husband told her to ‘eat more’
Model Heidi Klum was photographed enjoying a yacht trip off St Barts in the Caribbean with her daughter Leni and Leni’s boyfriend, Aris Rachevsky, both wearing bikinis and drawing an admiring reaction from fans online. The outing follows recent comments Klum made about her husband, Tom Kaulitz, encouraging her to “eat more” rather than pursue…
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The Elvis Presley songs Linda Ronstadt couldn’t stand: “I don’t like any of it”
The article discusses Linda Ronstadt’s critical view of Elvis Presley’s music, presenting her comments as a reminder that musical influence does not necessarily mean admiration. It focuses on her preference for more authentic, roots-based music over the style associated with Presley’s later output. Ronstadt’s remarks are placed within the wider context of her eclectic career…
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‘¡Viva México!’ Harry Styles Kicks Off His GNP Seguros Stadium Residency: 5 Best Moments
Harry Styles opened his six-night Mexico City residency at GNP Seguros Stadium with a 120-minute show for more than 68,000 people, combining major hits with songs from his latest album. The first night highlighted his rapport with Mexican fans and the residency’s expected cultural and economic significance for the city. – Styles changed an “Italian…
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Watch: GODSMACK Performs To 700,000 People At Poland’s POL’AND’ROCK FESTIVAL
Godsmack headlined Poland’s free Pol’and’Rock Festival on 30 July, performing to a reported crowd of 700,000 people. Frontman Sully Erna described the scale as unprecedented in his career and praised the festival’s community-focused model, saying it demonstrated that major events need not be driven solely by profit. The 32nd festival took place in Czaplinek and…
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Brass bands and puddings in Yorkshire Day celebrations
People across Yorkshire marked Yorkshire Day on 1 August with parades, music, food and community events, celebrating regional identity under the White Rose. The annual occasion matters as a civic celebration shared across Yorkshire’s four historic counties, bringing together towns, local leaders and cultural groups. Official celebrations were held in Goole during its 200th anniversary,…
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Modest Mouse Replaces Guitarist Simon O’Connor Amid Allegations
Modest Mouse has said guitarist Simon O’Connor will not join its forthcoming North American tour after allegations that he sent inappropriate social-media messages to a minor. The band has appointed Seth Jabour of Les Savy Fav as his replacement, but did not say whether O’Connor remains a permanent member; the decision affects a tour supporting…
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The day Geezer Butler pulled a knife on Malcolm Young in 1977: “Go to bed!”
In 1977, while AC/DC were supporting Black Sabbath on a European tour, Geezer Butler and Malcolm Young were involved in a tense hotel-bar confrontation. Young later said Butler, who had been drinking, produced a flick knife after Young dismissed his complaints about Black Sabbath’s long career; Ozzy Osbourne reportedly intervened and told Butler to go…