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Babyshambles played their first show in over a decade last night. Check out footage and the full setlist below. The indie band played their first live show together since 2014 last night (Wednesday November 5), taking to the stage at the White Rock Studios in Hastings for the first of their 2025 tour dates. It came following a brief on stage comeback at a Pete Doherty solo gig in 2024, and a few of the members getting together to play some classics in Watford over the spring. While on stage, the current line-up – Pete Doherty, guitarist Mick Whitnall, bassist…

Moreno returns with a new single that marks an unprecedented and surprising encounter. From Friday November 7 will be available on all digital platforms Fault of fatethe new song released for Newphonix and distributed by Universal Music Italywhich sees the rapper collaborate with Tish. Moreno during 2025 he released several singles from this new recording project. To be precise Blacklist And PRE/JUDGEDand collaborations with Stresi, Janusz Walczuk and Enzo Bala. Moreno and Tish – “The Fault of Destiny”: two worlds that meet Two voices, two sensitivities and a single direction: to tell what remains after the storms.In Fault of fate,…

David Byrne has spoken about the possibility of him being on the spectrum, and how music has helped him with social skills. The soloist and Talking Heads icon opened up about the topic during a new interview with Louis Theroux as part of the latter’s podcast. In the discussion, Byrne explained that he first considered that he could be on the spectrum in the ‘90s, and started to notice how he would sometimes not notice social cues in the way people would expect. “I didn’t know about it [before]. That might have been in the ‘90s or something, there were…

A rock museum with an adjoining music school named after Steven Tyler in a small village of 5000 inhabitants in Calabria, funding from the Region, the hijacked project, the complaint from the Aerosmith singer. It's a story told by Republic.As is known, the singer's real surname is not Tyler, but Tallarico. Grandfather Giovanni emigrated to the United States from Cotronei, in the province of Crotone, in Calabria. With his brother he started a group, the Tallarico Brothers. When in 2013 Tyler went to Cotronei on a sort of journey into his roots he met Nino Grassi, nephew of his grandfather's…

Connection is spotty as Shaggy joins our call from the car. He's making his second trip from Kingston to Black River, the capital of Jamaica's southwestern parish of St. Elizabeth. Under normal circumstances, the drive takes about two hours; on the night of Oct. 30, it took six. Hurricane Melissa — the strongest storm to hit Jamaica in modern history — has left the town in ruins, he says, echoing early reports. “People are homeless,” he tells Rolling Stone. “There's no running water, there's no electricity, there's no shelter. They were sleeping on the streets. We came in last night,…

But there’s pleasure in that direct approach. The extended bliss-out “Whooshki” predicts the emo-acid freakout of Roy of the Ravers by two decades, and there’s something charmingly out of time about its extreme length, as if Jenkinson were unsure if he was making a dance record or a Klaus Schulze odyssey. There’s also “1994,” another lengthy workout that starts with a quote from a 1984 radio play and runs on twitchy, speed-freak drums; it’s a bridge between early Moving Shadow records and the drill’n’bass fireworks of Feed Me Weird Things.“O’Brien” digs even deeper into the dark underbelly of UK hardcore,…

Dijon surprised fans in Los Angeles by bringing out The 1975‘s Matty Healy and Mk.gee for an unexpected appearance. Check out the footage below. The moment took place last night (Wednesday October 29), as the American singer-songwriter, record producer, and multi-instrumentalist took to the stage as part of his ongoing 2025 headline tour dates. The shows kicked off on October 25 and 26 with two stops in San Diego, and moved over to Los Angeles’ The Greek Theater on October 28 and 29. It was at the latter that Dijon caught audience members off guard by bringing out the two…

Tyler, The Creator has revealed that he originally planned for ‘CHROMAKOPIA’ to be his “last album for a very long time”. The California artist released the record – his eighth full-length project – this time last year, before following it up with ‘Don’t Tap The Glass’ this summer. Both LPs topped the Billboard 200 chart in the US. Writing on social media yesterday (Tuesday October 28), Tyler directed his followers to the song ‘Mother’ from the new deluxe edition of his 2024 LP, ‘CHROMAKOPIA+’, which arrived on the first anniversary of ‘CHROMAKOPIA’. He explained that the track dates back to…

A magnificent new coffee table book, ‘The Making of Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ by author Jay Glennie, arrives in stores this week. For fans of the movie it’s a must-have behind-the-scenes look at Tarantino’s classic revisionist history of the Manson family murders. The film is also the director’s love letter to a bygone Los Angeles era, a lost world of louche glamor, with actors, directors, hippies, and hustlers roaming the city’s studio lots, canyons, and hills. Tarantino was a fan of Glennie’s work having read his definitive accounts of ‘The Deer Hunter’ and ‘Taxi Driver’ and…