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Faith No More are officially back in business. After years of uncertainty, less than encouraging statements and a long break, Mike Patton's band has announced four concerts in Australia and New Zealand together with System Of A Down. They will be the group's first live performances since 2016.There reunion it had been anticipated in June by an enigmatic post on social media, but confirmation arrived on July 26: Faith No More and System Of A Down will be co-headliner of four major stadium concerts between January and February 2027. For the moment no further dates have been announced, although the…

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Near the very end of Bon Jovi‘s final show of their nine-night residency at Madison Square Garden on July 26, Jon Bon Jovi told the crowd he was going to welcome a special guest to the stage. “For 50 years he has been a beacon of light and truth,” he said. “Will you please welcome my friend, my brother, and the poet laureate or our series of rock & roll. Ladies and gentlemen, the one and only Bruce Springsteen. The king of the great state of New Jersey.” As the crowd erupted, the band kicked into “Who Says You Can’t…

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Until the announcement last month of her first album in 16 years, Carly Simon had been keeping a fairly low profile. Today, in a heartfelt and good-humored letter to fans, the decorated singer-songwriter revealed two reasons why: She has been living with Parkinson’s disease and recovering from successful skin cancer surgery. “Some days I’m so tired I can’t get the day moving at all,” Simon writes of her Parkinson’s symptoms. “On others, it gives me a little more room to move, think, work, and feel like myself.”Simon noticed signs of Parkinson’s during her recovery from multiple knee and hip replacement…

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It’s late July, the time of year when the days are long, the parents are restless, and everyone is consumed with a seasonal debate: What exactly is the Song of the Summer? Though this amorphous title isn’t usually anointed until around Labor Day, the chatter starts almost as soon as the season heats up. In today’s social media-centric, algorithm-driven market, however, it’s harder than ever to reach consensus. Still, one thing seems pretty clear to me — Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” is hands down the song of Summer 2026. So, why aren’t we admitting it yet? If the song stays…

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After several years of failing to get a reunion off the ground, Faith No More will finally take the stage again in 2027. “It's been a minute,” the band wrote on Instagram as they announced a run of stadium dates with System of a Down. The shows will take place in Australia and New Zealand early next year, kicking off Jan. 22 in Sydney; continuing Jan. 27 in Melbourne and Feb. 1 in Brisbane; and then concluding Feb. 7 in Wellington, New Zealand. For Faith No More, these shows will be their first since August 2016, when they performed two…

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Thursday 30 July, at 11.45pm, on Rai5, Peter Gabriel talks about the genesis of the album “So”, released in 1986, in a documentary directed by George Scott. Considered his most successful work, as well as his most musically accessible, “So” transformed Gabriel from cult artist to international superstar. The album received unanimous acclaim from specialized critics, being praised for its sound and fusion of different genres, and was nominated for the Grammy Award for album of the year. Who knows if it was also the “Collinsmania” that raged in the mid-eighties that pushed Peter Gabriel towards pop. What is certain…

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In a touching letter to fans, Carly Simon revealed she has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.“Many people wrote to me, politely inquiring about my relative silence, wondering how I was and what I had been doing,” the 83-year-old Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee wrote. “The truth is that I have learned to live with Parkinson's disease.”She added: “It took me some time to understand the diagnosis, to accept it and to decide how much I wanted to talk about it publicly. Parkinson's manifests itself differently for everyone and can be unpredictable. Some days I'm so tired I can't…

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Faith No More have announced their first live shows in more than a decade, teaming up with System of a Down for a run of co-headlining dates in 2027. READ MORE: Faith No More are back. Here’s why you should care about the wild and witty progenitors of alt-metal  Faith No More have been largely inactive for the last decade since the release of their comeback album ‘Sol Invictus’ in 2015. Since then, they played their last live shows in 2016, and have subsequently cancelled various tour plans in the years since – although they did recently tease a live return…

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Faith No More have reunited—for real this time, apparently. After a series of ill-omened interviews, Mike Patton and the band have lined up four stadium shows Down Under with System of a Down, their first live dates since 2016. Check out the full itinerary below.Faith No More have been reliably unpredictable since Patton joined as the permanent singer in 1988, launching an erratic and sometimes scandalous classic era that lasted more or less until their first split in 1998. A reunion tour and greatest-hits LP followed in 2009, and the band played on and off for the next decade, releasing…

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Fedez has announced the cancellation of the summer tour for health reasons. He did so with a long post published on Instagram, explaining that he had been hospitalized and had to interrupt his live commitments on the advice of the doctors.«My body raised its hand for the umpteenth time and told me “stop”. Now the doctors are also telling me, and that's what I will do”, wrote the rapper, without going into details of the health problem. In the message, however, he recounts the moments of fear experienced during hospitalization: “When you are in hospital waiting for the last blood…

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