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Sombr Brings Out Lindsey Buckingham at Kia Forum for "Go Your Own Way"
At his Los Angeles arena show, Sombr handed the stage to a musician he called one of his biggest influences, and paired the moment with a second hometown guest.
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Max Richter's While the Flood Rages Turns Atwood's Trilogy Into Three Movements
Richter's third collaboration with choreographer Wayne McGregor is not a ballet score but a separate work built from Margaret Atwood's MaddAddam trilogy, and it begins with the sound of water.
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ELIKIA Names His New Single After the Career He Left Behind
The former professional footballer returns with 'Baller', the first taste of a debut album due 20 November. The title suggests he is not interested in treating his past as a footnote.
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The Violent Hour Announce Debut Album, Share Lead Single "Already Dead"
Carla Harvey and Charlie Benante's project will release Pretty Girls Do Ugly Things on January 22, with a first single that trades pure thrash for something looser.
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Alanis Morissette Turns Five Years of Holiday Covers Into an Album
Her seasonal one-offs, plus new interpretations and two originals, arrive November 6 as Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, with a guest list that runs from Brandi Carlile to Martin Short.
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strongboi Share 'dizzy', With London and North American Dates to Follow
The Berlin duo of Alice and Ziv follow last year's 'EP 1' with a laid-back funk single, and confirm a Scala show on November 27.
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Phil Lynott, Thin Lizzy and the Swagger of 1976
In May 1976, Thin Lizzy's frontman told Ritchie Blackmore he would be humiliated on his own tour. It was a boast the band spent the next seven years trying to live up to, and survive.
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Shane Gillis Swears on Live TV, and SNL's Short List Gets Another Name
A flubbed line in a Dr. Seuss parody sketch put an accidental expletive on air, making Gillis the first SNL host in nearly a decade to do it.
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Fundraiser Launched for Sick Of It All's Original Bassist Rich Cipriano
Richard "Richie Cip" Cipriano, the first bassist of the Queens hardcore institution, has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Sweet Relief Musicians Fund is handling a fundraiser to support him.
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Geddy Lee on Steely Dan's Commercial Complexity
In a newly released interview from Rolling Stone's cover-story sessions, Rush's Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson explain what Steely Dan achieved, and why Becker and Fagen once dismissed prog outright.