Author: Press Room
Liam Gallagher has said that while the upcoming Oasis Live ‘27 shows are not meant to be a “farewell tour”, they could still “be our last” time hitting the road. The Manchester Britpop icons are heading back on the road next year for stadium shows across the UK, Ireland, mainland Europe and the US, following on from their Live ’25 reunion trek. Liam and Noel Gallagher had already confirmed five nights at Glasgow’s Celtic Park, an 11-date residency at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium – home to their beloved Manchester City FC – a pair of concerts at Ireland’s Slane Castle, and…
The Beach Boys have abruptly cancelled their ‘Pet Sounds 60’ tour dates. The iconic psych-pop group were supposed to commence their tour celebrating the 60th anniversary of their seminal album ‘Pet Sounds’ today (September 24). Last July, the band rescheduled these dates till September, which was to allow the Beach Boys’ remaining founding member Mike Love, to rest and “recharge”. Now, the band have axed their shows in Massachussetts, Pennsylvania, and two shows in South Carolina. No explanation was given for the cancellation. Venues planned to host the Beach Boys such as the Univest Performance Center in Quakertown and Alabama…
Taylor Swift’s lawyers have called Maren Wade’s trademark infringement lawsuit against the singer’s ‘The Life Of A Showgirl’ album “nonsensical”. The popstar was sued last March by Wade, a former Las Vegas showgirl, for allegedly disregarding Wade’s claim to a similar name. Wade writes a Las Vegas Weekly column called Confessions Of A Showgirl about her experiences as a performer in the entertainment industry; it has since become a podcast and a live show. The original suit accused Swift of using her album title on merchandise and consumer goods, “all directed at the same audience Plaintiff had spent years cultivating”.…
Riff Wood have spoken to NME about the release of their second album ‘Butterfly In Black And White’ as well as being inspired by Green Day and The Beatles, working with pop-punk production legend Rob Cavallo, and their quest to make the world a more positive place. The three mates from Davis County, Utah, originally wanted to start a band after watching Netflix musical comedy-drama series Julie And The Phantoms. And, after Carson Groves, Hyrum Russon and Shredder heard Green Day’s 1994 album ‘Dookie’ for the first time, they knew exactly what sort of band they wanted to be. “‘Basket…
Ryan Murphy has officially completed the script for a potential reboot of Glee. Speaking at the premiere of the new season of American Horror Story, Murphy told Entertainment Tonight that the cast is “very enthusiastic” about a potential reunion for the Fox musical comedy series, which ran for six seasons from 2009 to 2015. “Well, funny you ask, because I just finished the script an hour ago,” Murphy said. “So, we have a script. Brad [Falchuk], Ian [Brennan] and I, who wrote all the first two seasons, have written something. I’ve been in touch with around 10 of the original…
Cameron Winter has played a surprise secret set of new solo material in New Orlean – watch fan-filmed footage below. The Geese frontman performed the show unnanounced at BJ’s Lounge in the Bywater district, where fans were treated to a night of entirely new material. According to Setlist.fm, Winter gave three songs their live debut; one titled ‘Prostitute’, a second with the lyrics “I put the gun back under my bed and drove slowly into town”, and a third known only by the lyrics “I suppose”, which a Reddit user reported that Winter thought was “too fucking long”. You can…
The musician will release her new album Not Normal on Sept. 25 Cara Delevingne appeared on The Tonight Show to perform her song “Crazy, Baby.” The musician and model took the late-night show stage alongside two backing musicians, playing electric guitar and singing in the midst of piles of cables. “Crazy, Baby” comes off Delevingne’s forthcoming LP, Not Normal, out Sept. 25. Delevingne wrote the song for her partner, British musician Minke. “I really didn’t want it to be a single, weirdly,” she told Rolling Stone. “I thought it was too obvious… But I love that song… My partner, who…
The woman who was confirmed to be the mysterious figure on the cover of Black Sabbath’s self-titled debut has announced that she has created a new rock opera, inspired by AI and Alice in Wonderland. The album was released in 1970, and for decades, the elusive woman pictured standing by a 15th-century water mill in Oxfordshire was unidentified. Then, in 2020, Rolling Stone shared a feature piece that identified her as model Louisa Livingstone. Since then, she has been releasing music of her own too, including two tracks inspired by her time on the Black Sabbath cover: ‘Witch Woman’ and…
Brandon Flowers performed ‘An American Dream’ on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and offered an update on the next Killers record – watch below. The frontman appeared on the show last night (September 22) for a performance of the country-tinged track from his third solo album ‘Thrasher’, which was released last month. Flowers also joined Fallon for an unusual “musical interview”, taking a seat at the piano and responding to a series of questions through song. Among them was a question about the next Killers album, with Flowers confirming that ideas for the record are continuing to take shape. “We’ve got…
It’s hard to take a lot of Korean hip-hop seriously. To an outsider, the vibe that a lot of young, post-Show Me the Money or High School Rapper stars give off is spiritually similar to that of mid-2000s pop punk: teenagers venting their angst through a fixed visual and sonic repertoire. But instead of sporting Vans, eyeshadow, and side-swept bangs, many Korean hip-hop heads gravitate toward AAVE affectations, dreadlocks, and the neoliberal ideal of getting rich at the expense of others. Some rappers, like BewhY and Rich Iggy, have caught flak for their embrace of the far right, the former…
