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The Avalancheshave shared their latest single, thesummer-ready‘Every Single Weekend’ withJamie xx– check it out below. The Melbourne electronicgroupreturned last month with the nostalgic ‘Together’,their first new track in six years, which featured Nikki Nair,JessyLanzaand Prentiss. Now, they have followed it up with another new banger in the form of ‘Every Single Weekend’, a track that
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Art Garfunkel made a surprise appearance on the Madison Square Garden stageFriday night, joining Charlie Puth for a performance of “The Boxer.” “He learned how to make his records from me and Paul [Simon],” Garfunkel said that evening (via Billboard). “You’re my student.” And Puth heartily agreed: “I am your student. I’m not just saying
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Mick Jagger has said he “can’t wait” to get back out on the road with The Rolling Stones. Read More:The Rolling Stones – ‘Hackney Diamonds’ review: they’ve still got it The rock legends are preparing to release their 25thstudio album ‘Foreign Tongues’ on July 10 via Polydor/Universal Music. It’s set to feature guest appearances from
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Toto guitarist Steve Lukather has offered some clarity on his in-progress recording project with Alex Van Halen, confirming that it will featuresubstantial archival work fromEddie Van Halen— and none of his own playing. “I’m telling you, this is not throwaway shit,” LukathertoldGuitar Player of the recordings left by the late Van Halen guitarist, who died
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Becky Hill has spoken to NME about Jack Whitehall calling her ‘Wetherspoons Whitney’ at last year’s BRIT Awards, asking: “How fucking dare he punch down?” The incident happened last year when the comedian and actor took aim at the singer while hosting the 2025 BRIT Awards – calling her ‘Wetherspoons Whitney’ and insinuating that she
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When Tom Petty released his debut album, the self-titled Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, he was confident but not cocky. “It is not really like anything you’re going to hear,” he said to theGainesville Sun (via thepettyarchives.com)— referred to in the article as “Tommy” — in December of 1976, the month after the album was
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Like many of their contemporaries, Jethro Tull embraced new technology and the changing tone of music as they continued making music at the dawn of the ’80s. But as the band’s mastermind, flautist and vocalist Ian Anderson lays out in the conversation below, their evolution had begun long before that and in fact, was a
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Gilla Band have shared their first new song in four years in the form of the head-scrambling ‘Giraffe’ – check it out below. The influentialDublingroup,formerly known as Girl Band,havenot released a studio album since their third record ‘Most Normal’ in 2022, but they are now back withnew music. They have also confirmed details of a
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Paul McCartney has an idea for a posthumous collaboration with Prince. During a recent appearance on BBC Radio 2’s Tracks of My Years, the Beatles legend shared high praise for the Purple One, specifically naming his 1986 single “Kiss” as a favorite. “He took a lot from Hendrix, but he was a great player,” McCartney
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An exhibition commemorating the October 7 terror attack at the Nova Music Festival in Israel has opened in London. On October 7, 2023,more than 400people were killed and many more were wounded at theopen-airfestival in southern Israelin a terrorist attackinitiatedby Hamas. Over 3000 peoplewere in attendance atthe event, which was held on a Jewish holiday
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Without Gene Clark, it’s hard to say if there would have been a Byrds at all. A founding member of the ’60s folk rock band, Clark helped pen some of their most famous songs: “I’ll Feel a Whole Lot Better,” “She Don’t Care About Time,” “Set You Free This Time,” “Eight Miles High” and others.
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Pink Floyd Saxophonist Dick Parry Dead at 83 nn”,”width”:550,”height”:null,”type”:”rich”,”cache_age”:”3153600000″,”provider_name”:”Twitter”,”provider_url”:”https://twitter.com”,”version”:”1.0″},”runningCounter”:2,”totalSimilarConsecutiveElements”:3},{“type”:”singlePostGallery”,”data”:{“id”:”6965283adaecab65123b9641″,”iscarbongallery”:1,”layout”:””,”url”:”/rest/carbon/api/gallery/6965283adaecab65123b9641″,”status”:”active”,”description”:” A look at those we’ve lost in 2026. “,”title”:”In Memoriam: 2026 Deaths”,”source”:{“blogId”:295,”domain”:”ultimateclassicrock.com”,”name”:”Ultimate Classic Rock”,”callsign”:”TSM_ULTCLASSROCK”,”market”:”National”},”items”:[{“createdGmt”:”2026-01-11T04:52:22.000Z”,”id”:650566,”_id”:”6962e6361c8deca311df34f1″,”blogId”:295,”domainUrl”:”https://townsquare.media/site/295/files/2026/01/attachment-weir.jpg”,”photo-url”:”https://townsquare.media/site/295/files/2026/01/attachment-weir.jpg”,”photo-title”:”Bob Weir”,”photo-description”:” Bob Weir, cofounder, guitarist and singer for the Grateful Dead, died in early January at 78 years old — he’d been privately battling cancer since July of 2025. In August 2025,
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