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Charli XCX debuted new songs from ‘Music, Fashion, Film‘ at a surprise Brooklyn gig this weekend – check out footage below. READ MORE: Charli XCX – ‘Wuthering Heights’ review: delicious gothic pop for a winter of yearning The upcoming album, which includes recent singles ‘Wink Wink‘, ‘Rock Music’, and ‘SS26‘, is set to land on July 24, and you can pre-order it here. On Friday (July 10), Charli performed a handful of tracks from the LP live for the first time during an intimate pop-up gig at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg. Charli opened the show with three live debuts from ‘Music,…

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“I already know the boys will make England proud, it's coming home,” she wrote ahead of the game between England and Norway in Miami Ellie Goulding sets the celebratory tone for the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals with her performance of “Lights” at the for the match between her native country England and Norway at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida on Saturday. The British singer first performed during the pregame festivities, delivering “Outside.” At halftime, Goulding reemerged on the stage constructed in the stands to sing her hit “Lights.” On Friday, Goulding announced that she'd be performing the halftime,…

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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. Don't feel too bad for Erling Haaland. The Norwegian soccer star was spotted celebrating his team's remarkable World Cup run in Miami Saturday night, taking in a performance from Flo Rida at the downtown ultraclub, E11EVEN. Haaland and Norway lost 2-1 to England in their 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinal match, which was a scrappy affair that saw The Three Lions win it in extra time. This came after a Norwegian goal was overturned earlier in the match…

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The Cure have announced that Simon Gallup’s son, Eden Gallup, is filling in for him on tour as he’s “not well enough to play”. READ MORE: The Cure – ‘Songs Of A Lost World’ review: a masterful reflection on loss Robert Smith and co. are out on tour across the UK and Europe, and are currently in the thick of a three-show stint in Berlin. However, on the first gig in the city’s Wulheide on Friday (July 10), fans noticed that Gallup was absent, with his son Eden taking his place. The band dedicated ‘Lullaby’, the first song of the encore, to…

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A moment that started out as a disagreement between Tracestin Shepherd and his girlfriend has been at the center of a swirl of questions about the tragic death of 18-year-old Mississippi football player Nolan Wells. The video posted to social media of a group of young people seemingly in a heated altercation has been believed to be the last time Wells was pictured or heard on video before his disappearance and death, which made national news. But Shepherd, a close friend of Wells, says what really happened in the video isn't how it's been portrayed. At around 3:30 pm on…

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Memphis-based guitarist Jad Tariq made his debut in Dylan’s unit Friday in Cincinnati, filling in for fellow new addition Julian Lage Bob Dylan‘s uncharacteristic revolving door of touring guitarists spun again Friday as the singer brought in another new arrival at his Cincinnati show. At that gig at the PNC Pavilion, Memphis-based guitarist Jad Tariq made his debut in Dylan’s band while stepping in for recent addition Julian Lage, who in turn replaced guitarist Doug Lancio in Dylan’s touring unit. Since joining Dylan’s band, Lage has missed a handful of shows due to previous touring commitments, leaving fellow new Dylan…

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There is an empty, silent, almost ghostly Piazza Navona. It's March 2020, Italy is locked in the house, and on one of the roofs overlooking the most beautiful square in Rome a nineteen-year-old appears with an electric guitar. Is called Jacopo Mastrangelostudies at classical high school, and that evening decides to play for a city that can't even leave the house. The piece that consecrates it is Deborah's Theme Of Ennio Morriconefrom the soundtrack of Once upon a time in America. The video goes viral in a few hours and exceeds 40 million views. Six years later, that terrace closes…

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On Friday night, more than 45,000 people gathered at Yankee Stadium not to enjoy the national pastime, but a bucket-list New York one: seeing Jay-Z perform in celebration of the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt. It was the first in a three-night residency, with the Friday show dedicated to Reasonable Doubt and the Saturday show reserved for The Blueprint, which turns 25 this year. Across both nights, Jay-Z commanded an understated stage set up (“I think the statement piece in a Jay-Z show is Jay-Z,” Willo Perron, the performance’s creative director, told Wired recently) with support from guests including Beyoncé,…

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In partnership with Bilbao BBK Live Words: Lisa Wright Celebrating its 20th anniversary year, Bilbao BBK Live was always going to aim high. But over three stacked days of music and magic under the sweltering Basque Country sun, pilgrims who made it up the slope of Mount Cobetas to the festival’s gorgeously scenic site have had their cup well and truly filled. Over one of the summer weekender’s most eclectic line ups yet, we’ve seen FKA Twigs bring the hedonism of ‘Eusexua’ to Spain and Robbie Williams turn the main stage into a one-man cabaret. CMAT – yet again –…

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Baby Rose is currently playing arenas as an opening act for British pop phenomenon Olivia Dean, but a few days before starting that run, she still had one last thing to take care of. “I'm popping out for BadBadNotGood — they're having a show on a boat,” she says when she logs onto Zoom from her LA home. The Toronto jazz band backed her on 2024's sleepy yet soulfully crushing “One Last Dance,” and she was returning the favor. “The first day we met, I'm like, 'Let me just throw them for a loop, let's do a country song.' I…

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