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Reichenheim married her boyfriend, Chavez guitarist Matt Sweeney, later that year. Mascis went to the wedding and befriended her brother, inviting him to go on vacation in Alaska a week later. (Reichenheim’s brother, Phillip, made the excellent 2021 Dinosaur Jr. documentary, Freakscene.) Mascis was still living in Massachusetts, but he would often spend his weeks in New York before heading home for the weekend. They remained close friends—“part of this downtown scene,” Reichenheim says. And then, as 1997 began, both of their lives crumbled. Reichenheim’s first marriage splintered. For the first time, Sire told Mascis that Dinosaur Jr.’s new album,…

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Kim Deal has lined up a live album documenting the 2025 orchestral London show behind her solo debut, Nobody Loves You More. A Cuán Roche-directed film of the Barbican performance will accompany the LP. Watch a trailer for that below, and scroll down to check out the Live at the Barbican tracklist, featuring a mix of songs from across Deal’s solo career and Breeders classics such as “Do You Love Me Now?”Of her journey to the beloved venue, Deal said in a press release, “I invited myself! That’s how I came to play Nobody Loves You More at the Barbican.…

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La Roux has announced headline tour dates in the UK, Europe and North America for 2027. Find all the details below. READ MORE: La Roux – ‘Supervision’ review: tropical ’80s-style pop inspired by George Michael gets a little samey The London artist (real name Elly Jackson) will head out on the road in the new year to showcase her fourth studio album, ‘Old Flames’, which is released on November 6. “I can’t wait to get back on stage and bring the world of ‘Old Flames’ to you guys,” Jackson wrote on social media to confirm the forthcoming shows. The trek is…

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Most days for Ian Noe follow the same routine. He wakes up in his home in Bowling Green, Kentucky, where’s lived for almost a decade, makes coffee, smokes a couple cigarettes, makes another cup of coffee, picks up his guitar and resumes work on the song he was toying around with the night before. He does this basically every morning until noon, at which point Noe might throw on The Breakfast Club or The Birdcage on VHS in the background, or go for a walk in his local park. Either way, he spends the rest of the day so concentrated…

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The MLB postseason is here — use these streaming services to watch every game online If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The 2026 MLB postseason has arrived. This year’s playoffs will kick off with the Wild Card Series on Sept. 29. In the American League, the Boston Red Sox will face the New York Yankees, and the Chicago White Sox will face the Houston Astros. In the National League Wild Card, it’s the Chicago Cubs vs. the San Diego Padres and the Philadelphia Phillies…

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Wendy’s has shared their love of emo by dropping a new EP featuring members of Silverstein, Memphis May Fire and more. The American fast food chain teased an emo-inspired announcement earlier this month, dropping a reimagined version of their logo – showing the red-headed girl with heavy eyeliner, hair covering one eye, and swapping out her usual pigtail ribbons for black ones. Now, the chain has dropped a new EP, featuring six songs from emo artists that are made especially for the partnership, and see them singing about burgers, fries and more alongside some pretty standard themes for the genre.…

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Johnny Marr has spoken to NME about his new solo album ‘The Age Of Everything’, his love of Fontaines D.C. and The Cure, working with Damon Albarn and his hope for the future via the younger generations. The former Smiths guitarist turned solo star will share his fifth studio record this Friday (October 2) – a project he said was inspired by “the idea of perception, and how I perceive not just the world but my own feelings and those of the people around me, to spy on them and then write songs about it”. READ MORE: Johnny Marr: “Bangers? They’re…

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Lime Garden have dropped the yearning new single ‘Moving Target’, ahead of their headline tour kicking off later this week. The new single comes on the heels of the Brighton four-piece dropping their critically acclaimed sophomore album ‘Maybe Not Tonight’ earlier this year – which was the follow-up to 2024’s debut ‘One More Thing’. Following a whirlwind summer, Chloe Howard, Leila Deeley, Annabel Whittle and Tippi Morgan are back with the new standalone single, which follows the ups and downs of falling in love. “’Moving Target’ is about the feeling of falling in love even when you know it’s not…

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Elton John opened the new Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station last night (Monday September 28) – with the show also broadcast outside the venue for fans to watch. Sir Elton became the first artist to take to the stage at the new 600-capacity London venue, performing an hour-long, 12-song set drawn entirely from his classic catalogue. The concert was livestreamed globally through Apple Music, while footage from Battersea Power Station showed the performance being projected onto the outside of the venue, meaning those who had not secured tickets could still catch a glimpse of the opening-night show. John opened proceedings…

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Slipknot fans have hit out at the band’s decision to recruit Marilyn Manson as support for dates on their newly announced 2027 ‘(sic)est Stadium Tour’. The masked metal band announced the huge run yesterday (September 28), with their only UK and European show set to take place at London’s Wembley Stadium on July 3, 2027. Manson will appear alongside Lorna Shore and Hatebreed as support at Wembley, before he and Hatebreed rejoin Slipknot for dates in South America in September. The decision has been met with criticism from some fans in light of the numerous allegations of sexual and domestic…

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