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Yungblud returned to Lollapalooza in Chicago on Friday, where he rocked the crowd with songs from his breakthrough album, 2025’s Idols. It marked his second time at the festival, having played in 2018, and came after a rocky start to the month. On July 9, the musician pulled out of Cowboys Music Festival after sharing a vulnerable post earlier that week in which he addressed being called an “industry plant.” Fellow artists, celebs and fans responded with their support of the musician, including SZA, Lauren Jauregui, Alyssa Milano, and more.  Onstage at Lolla, he appeared to put that all behind…

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Acclaimed writer and musician John Robb has shared an excerpt from his new book in which he looks back on being one of the first people to discover Fontaines D.C. and reveals info on two unreleased songs. Check it out below. Manchester legend Robb is a music journalist and author who is also frontman of punk veterans The Membranes. He was famously the first person to interview Nirvana, he discovered The Stone Roses for Sounds, and did early agenda-setting interviews with the likes of The Jesus And Mary Chain and Manic Street Preachers. As an author, he has published books about…

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Six months after the disappearance of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie‘s mother, Nancy Guthrie, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department in Arizona has released a pair of ransom notes to the public. In the first, the alleged kidnappers demand millions, while the second note states that the 84-year-old Guthrie has “perished.” Nancy was last seen alive on Jan. 31. The sheriff’s department did not confirm if the notes were authentic and stated that the messages “purport to have been written by kidnappers.” Investigators are hoping some will recognize the writer’s “patterns of word choice, syntax and phraseology” and said they believe “these distinctive linguistic characteristics…

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Sam Fender and Olivia Dean have broken the record for the longest-running UK Number One single of all time with their hit track ‘Rein Me In’. The milestone marks a huge win for the two singers and for Universal Music UK’s Polydor Label Group, as it has now hit 19 weeks at the top of the UK Official Singles Chart. With the record-breaking accomplishment, the song overtakes Frankie Laine’s ‘I Believe’ for the title, which spent 18 weeks at the top spot on the charts across three separate runs in 1953. The record stood for 73 years. Released over a…

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Two members of Massive Attack have been banned from re-entering Singapore after the group displayed a Palestinian flag at a recent concert. The two musicians in question have not been named, but they have been issued with “stern warnings” by police following their show at The Star Theatre on Wednesday (July 29). The country’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has also said it will not approve any future applications for Massive Attack to perform in Singapore. According to a joint statement from the police and IMDA, as reported by Channel News Asia, the two men were investigated for “their actions of support for a political…

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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. I am not a fan of shorts. Unless I’m at the beach or a pool, shorts make me feel underdressed, and every sock option (or lack thereof) doesn’t sit right with my tastes. Luckily, when it’s just too hot for any normal pants, there is an alternative to shorts: linen pants. At a Glance: The Best Linen Pants for Men The best linen pants offer almost the same level of airiness and comfort as a pair of shorts,…

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“Music at the funeral will be provided by Glen’s friends and family,” family says of August 4th memorial Glen Hansard’s family has announced the details of his memorial arrangements following the death of the Irish singer-songwriter earlier this week. “A public wake will take place in the Baroque Chapel at IMMA, Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin 8 on Monday 3rd August between 11am and 4pm. Glen will lie in repose for those wishing to pay their respects,” Hansard’s family wrote. “Glen’s funeral will take place at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, St. Patrick’s Close, Dublin 8 on Tuesday 4th August at 1:30pm. The…

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Boy George has responded to criticism of his pro-Israel song ‘We Will Dance Again’, insisting that he “comes from a place of peace”. The Culture Club singer had been due to play King Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar at the London Palladium for a two-week run from Monday (August 3), but his manager Paul Kemsley announced yesterday (July 30) that he had withdrawn from the production. Kemsley did not give an explicit reason for the decision, but said that George had “never been afraid to stand by his personal convictions” and that he believed stepping aside was in the “best interests” of the singer and the show. The…

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Long before the first artist took the stage at Stateside on the Fourth of July, Hertz made the journey feel like part of the experience.  As the official car-rental partner of Rolling Stone’s inaugural festival in Kingston, N.Y., Hertz helped kick off the weekend before festival-goers even arrived on site. That was certainly the case for Sydney Rose and Nick Mateyunas of Arcy Drive, two artists on this year’s lineup, who hit the road together en route to Stateside.   After picking up their rental from Hertz, where they were greeted by members of Hertz’s beloved Gold Squad (a fleet of Golden Retrievers!), the pair…

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My passion for the music of Phish led me to become a radio host, and for over 20 years, I’ve gotten to do what I love. So when the band recently wrapped their 92nd through 96th shows at Madison Square Garden, a five-night stand built entirely around their early-Nineties run, it brought me right back to discovering them for the first time. Each MSG night pulled only from that era’s songbook. Trey Anastasio, Phish’s frontman, even dressed the part, working in period-specific looks featuring T-shirt designs he hadn’t busted out in years. Their songs, their stage antics, their banter, their…

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