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At Stagecoach, BigXthaPlug Turned Ella Langley’s Hit Into a Shared Moment
The Dallas rapper’s Friday set leaned heavy into his country pivot, with thousands singing a song that wasn’t even his.
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Olivia Rodrigo Debuts New Ballad with Weyes Blood at LA’s The Echo
At a phone-free, invite-only show, Olivia Rodrigo and Weyes Blood premiered a devastating new song that appears destined as the next single from *you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love*.
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Korn Step Forward with New Single “Reward the Scars”
The band’s late-career sharpening continues on a track that refuses nostalgia and pulls its weight from the first bar.
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Bryan Adams Traces ‘Summer of ’69’ Back to Bob Seger’s ‘Night Moves’
Four decades on, Adams details how a Seger hit shaped his most enduring anthem and why those first lines still stand out.
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Northern Soul’s New Southern Hub
A fresh generation is discovering vintage US soul and the dance style that goes with it, but London and Bristol are now leading the nights that used to belong exclusively to the north.
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Baltimore Orioles Give Turnstile Their Own Night at Camden Yards
The Baltimore hardcore band gets a stadium tribute from their hometown MLB team, complete with a limited-edition jersey.
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Johnny Marr to play Wembley Arena this October
Johnny Marr will play his biggest solo headline show at London’s OVO Arena Wembley on October 24, with Baxter Dury as support.
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Kacey Musgraves Turns SZA’s “Kill Bill” Into a Sweet-and-Sour Ballad on BBC Radio 1
Kacey Musgraves covered SZA’s “Kill Bill” during a BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge session, transforming the revenge anthem into a slide-guitar murder ballad.
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Boundaries Detail New Album ‘Yearning: the unbeautiful after’ for Sumerian Debut
The Connecticut metalcore band announce their first album for Sumerian Records, due July 17, and share a new single.
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Stress management programme for dance music professionals opens applications
A fully funded six-month therapeutic course backed by CAA agent Maria May is now accepting applications for five dance music workers.