Political punk band Anti-Flag have announced their sudden split without any kind of explanation. The band deleted all of their official social media accounts as well as their official website. The news came suddenly and unexpectedly. There has been no explanation or reason behind the decision to disband. Anti-Flag took to Patreon to share the
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A paid for ad feature for viagogo. A new survey has revealed that more British gig goers are considering travelling abroad to see their favourite artists, with New York crowned as the dream destination. The survey of 2000 people was conducted by OnePoll on behalf of viagogo. The results found that 63 per cent of
Creed have confirmed that they are reuniting next year. The band took to social media on Wednesday night (July 19) to break the news, announcing their first shows since December 2012 in the process. Creed – consisting of members Brian Marshall, Scott Phillips, Scott Stapp and Mark Tremonti – are set to perform for the
Keanu Reeves‘ band Dogstar have announced a tour, their first album in 23 years, and have shared the lead single ‘Everything Turns Around’. The 90s alt-rock band – consisting of guitarist and vocalist Bret Domrose, drummer Rob Mailhouse, and bassist Keanu Reeves – have returned to the music scene with their latest track ‘Everything Turns
With Latitude festival set to open its doors this weekend, check out the full line-up and stage times for the 2023 festival below and get planning. Taking place in Suffolk’s idyllic Henham Park, this year’s edition of the festival will begin on July 20 and throughout July 23. Pulp, Paolo Nutini and George Ezra have been confirmed as the
Blur performed a special gig at the BBC Radio Theatre for Radio 2 last night (July 18) – debuting new song ‘Barbaric’, showcasing their new album ‘The Ballad Of Darren‘ and inviting Phil Daniels on-stage for ‘Parklife’. Check out photos, footage and the setlist below. Following on from playing to 90,000 fans per night at
K-pop festival KCON USA has released a statement regarding an “exclusionary” job posting for event staff. On July 18, a Twitter user uploaded a screenshot of a job listing on Backstage, a gig-finding platform for entertainment industry events, which soon went viral among K-pop fans. The listing stated that it is looking for staff for
Bryan Adams had a relaxed response after a fan invaded his performance and jumped on stage to sing ‘Summer Of 69’. READ MORE: Cheese wheels, ashes and sex toys: stop throwing shit at pop stars, please During his recent concert in Salt Lake City, Utah, Adams was singing his 1984 hit when a fan decided to
DJ Deeon, the Chicago-based DJ and producer who played a role in creating the ghetto house subgenre in the 90s, has died at the age of 56. A post made by an administrator on the DJ’s official Facebook page that was confirmed by his press representative read: “I am sorry to announce the legendary Artist,
Sir Elton John and his partner David Furnish have given evidence as defence witnesses at the sexual assault trial of actor Kevin Spacey. The Hollywood actor – famed for his roles in American Beauty, Baby Driver, House Of Cards and more – is on trial accused of 12 sexual offences against four men between 2001 and
Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler has recalled the time that his bandmate Tony Iommi was nearly “sacrificed” onstage by a “lunatic”. Speaking to Reader’s Digest, Butler reflected on growing up in a strict Catholic home, the band’s “satanic” imagery and how that resulted in several weird experiences for the metal pioneers. “My dad wasn’t very
Legendary Queen guitarist Brian May has said that their former bassist John Deacon is still “very much part of” the band. Deacon joined Queen in 1971 and contributed to all of the band’s albums. The bassist departed the music industry in 1997 after recording the Queen single ‘No-One but You (Only the Good Die Young)’.
A 608,000 sq.ft Tottenham warehouse that previously housed an Ikea store will be turned into a new live music venue named DRUMSHEDS. Created and curated by Broadwick, the team behind Printworks, The Beams, Depot Mayfield and more, the new venue claims to be “more impactful than anything London has seen” with the objective to “inspire, connect and
Marina Diamandis has shared insight into her ongoing health struggles and recent diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome. The pop star – who performs under the name Marina – took to social media to tell fans about her ongoing health battles, and detail the symptoms she has faced over the past seven years. She also revealed
South Korean singer B.I has announced a list of countries he is set to visit on his upcoming 2023 ‘Love Or Die’ Europe tour. On July 17, the singer unveiled a poster for his upcoming 2023 ‘Love or Die’ Europe tour, marking his first official tour in the region. Set to take place later this
Snail Mail joined Weezer onstage to perform two tracks at their recent New York City show – check out footage below. Snail Mail – real name Lindsey Jordan – joined the California rock band onstage at their Forest Hills Stadium show in Queens, New York on Thursday (July 13), where they performed single ‘El Scorcho’
Maggie Rogers and Marcus Mumford covered Taylor Swift‘s song ‘Cowboy Like Me’ at Sommo Festival yesterday (July 15). Rogers and Mumford & Sons headlined Friday and Saturday of the festival, respectively, which in took place in Cavendish in the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island this weekend. Last night, Rogers joined Mumford to perform a
The book collection of late Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts is set to go up for auction later this year. READ MORE: Charlie Watts, 1941 – 2021: the ballast that kept The Rolling Stones tempered and on-track The extensive collection features a host of first editions of some of the world’s most iconic books, including F
Drake‘s ‘It’s All A Blur’ tour hit Montreal last night (July 14), with the rapper welcoming J. Cole to the stage in place of the absent 21 Savage. READ MORE: Drake and 21 Savage – ‘Her Loss’ review: exciting prospect marred by lazy songwriting Drake and Savage are currently heading around North America in support of