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La Roux has opened up about having a “nervous breakdown” and taking a break from the public eye. READ MORE: La Roux – ‘Supervision’ review: tropical ’80s-style pop inspired by George Michael gets a little samey In a new TikTok, the singer told fans about a difficult period that caused her to stop releasing music. The clip showed her sipping a drink while a remix of her iconic 2009 hit ‘Bulletproof’ plays. “You think you can hurt me?,” she wrote. “I literally wrote and sung this song, lost my voice, had a nervous breakdown and disappeared for 10 years.” @larouxroux I’m…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Genesis Magma Racing has a team, a car — a very decent one given its recency — and now it wants to build a fandom.  “You only win because there is a group,” three-time Le Mans champion and former Formula One driver Jacky Ickx told attendees gathered in the sleek paddock lounge above the Genesis Magma Racing garages on a recent afternoon in Austin. To the right of the cluster of couches and armchairs, large screens displayed a…

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Oasis have just announced four massive shows at Knebworth for their ‘LIVE 27’ tour next year – now, details of transport, camping, hospitality and accessibility plans have been revealed. Rumours of the band’s return to the Hertfordshire village have been swirling around since last July, and on Monday (September 14), it was revealed that the Gallagher brothers would indeed host four huge nights at Knebworth House – 31 years after their iconic 1996 gigs there. Now, more details about the concert have been announced – with late trains scheduled to run to London King’s Cross until 1:30am after every Oasis…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Bruno Mars‘ massive tour continues to roll on as The Romantic tour heads into the final month of U.S. shows. And if there was any doubt about Mars’ continued star power, the “I Just Might” singer confidently put that to bed with multiple sold-out stadium dates, including his MetLife Stadium shows that “cemented his place as this generation’s greatest showman,” according to Rolling Stone. His tour, which kicked off in April in Las Vegas, will run through May…

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The company’s quest to find an opener for singer has been caught in the wave of controversy following Macklemore’s removal from The Loop Tour Guitar Center has been caught in the growing fallout after Macklemore was dropped from Ed Sheeran‘s tour following the Seattle rapper’s statements onstage in support of Palestinians amid Israel’s war in Gaza. The company’s “Open for Legends” contest launched on Monday, Sept. 14 — which happened to be the same day Macklemore was removed from The Loop Tour. The competition is open to anyone over 18 with a valid U.S. passport and experience performing in front…

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A cinque anni dall’ultimo disco, Malika Ayane torna con Cicale. Dieci canzoni scritte con Pacifico, Andrea Bonomo, Leo Pari, Davide Simonetta, Emma Maestrelli e Dargen D’Amico. Il titolo non compare in nessun brano – come nei suoi precedenti album – e nasce da una folgorazione entomologica: le cicale restano sottoterra fino a 17 anni e poi vengono giudicate per il breve lasso di tempo in cui cantano. Tutta colpa della favola di Esopo, che lei sospetta sia stata scritta da un insonne.Ma anche il disco si muove su un territorio di confine, tra l’esistenziale e il reale. Infatti ammette che…

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Troye Sivan has dropped his new She’s the Best single, “Party.” Built around a prominent sample of Madonna’s Y2K single “Music,” the track comes with a risqué, baroque video directed by Gordon von Steiner. Sivan plays a Medieval knight in the clip, which also features a voiceover courtesy of Sir Ian McKellen. That’s right: Gandalf himself narrates the new Troye Sivan video. See for yourself below.“Dance music sounds very different on a dance floor than it does coming out of your laptop speaker,” Sivan said of “Party” in press materials. “The repetition becomes almost hypnotic, and I wanted to play…

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When it comes to hip-hop, there are two Rosenbergs who reign supreme: Paul Rosenberg, longtime manager of Eminem, and Peter Rosenberg, the former Hot 97 host who now cohosts the Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show. Five minutes into my talk with Peter, I tell him as much, trying to impart that his success, like Paul’s, is a source of pride among Jews working in the music business. Whether someone listened to tri-state area radio or not, Peter Rosenberg’s name carries credibility — something earned, not given — through a career in a difficult and often unforgiving industry. Being Jewish in the…

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Noisia have announced their return to the stage, along with new music on the way. The Dutch D’n’B trio – consisting of Nik Roos, Martijn van Sonderen, and Thijs de Vlieger – formed in 2000, and disbanded just before the pandemic over “creative differences”. Now, Noisia have unveiled their first new show in four years, to take place at Melkweg Amsterdam on December 4 – sign up for pre-sale access here.  In their statement posted today (Thursday September 17), they elaborated on their initial breakup, writing: “Back then, we tried everything we could to get us out of the deadlock…

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Rachel Accurso, the children’s entertainer behind the popular kid’s YouTube show Ms. Rachel, has promised a $1 million donation to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund — matching musician Macklemore’s own $1 million pledge after he was forced off of Ed Sheeran’s Loop tour for his statements in support of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank and called for a “free Palestine.” “I will match Macklemore’s donation and I invite every wealthy white celebrity to match it and speak out against the genocide in Gaza,” Accurso wrote on Instagram Thursday. “Over 20,000 precious Palestinian children have been killed and children continue…

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