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The Weeknd has debuted a new song ‘Tokyo’ with Japanese singer Yoko Takahashi as he kicked off the Asian leg of his ‘After Hours Til Dawn’ tour – check out footage below. The Canadian artist – real name Abel Tesfaye – played the first of two shows at Belluna Dome in Saitama, near Tokyo, yesterday (September 19), where he gave the unreleased track its live debut. During the performance, he was joined by Takahashi, who is best known for singing ‘A Cruel Angel’s Thesis’, the opening theme to the hugely influential 1995 anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion. ‘Tokyo’ incorporates elements…

New Found Glory guitarist and founding member Chad Gilbert has died aged 45, five years after sharing a cancer diagnosis. The musician died this morning (September 20), with a statement shared on his social media accounts saying that he “passed away peacefully in his sleep”. “He left this world surrounded by friends and family and took his final breaths with his wife and mother by his side, just as he wished,” it continued. “We are devastated and shocked by how quickly he left us, yet so grateful for how peacefully and smoothly he went. The amount of visitors that crowded…

Longtime member of Florida pop-punk group revealed in March that he was battling brain cancer Chad Gilbert, founding member and lead guitarist for New Found Glory, has died at the age of 45. The Florida pop-punk announced Gilbert’s death Sunday on social media, six months after the guitarist revealed he was battling brain cancer; Gilbert previously fought cancer in 2021. “On the morning of September 20th, Chad Everett Gilbert passed away peacefully in his sleep,” the band wrote.” He left this world surrounded by friends and family and took his final breaths with his wife and mother by his side,…

William Shatner has made his heavy metal live debut, performing covers of Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica and Motörhead – watch below. The 95-year-old Star Trek legend played a warm-up show at Chicago’s Park West last night (September 19) with his newly-formed metal band The *uckers, playing a six-song set ahead of his appearance at Riot Fest today (September 20). The performance saw Shatner and the group tackle Osbourne’s ‘Crazy Train’, Metallica’s ‘Enter Sandman’ and Motörhead’s ‘Ace Of Spades’, alongside three original songs from his forthcoming metal album ‘What The F Is Heavy Metal?’. Check out fan-captured footage of the performance below. Shatner had teased…

Imagine you’re hungry, and walk into a buffet. Set before you are dozens upon dozens of steaming dishes, with meals ranging from sloppy-Joe sliders to stir-fried Sichuan noodles to slabs of tiramisu. The variety is impressive. The quality will vary. Your inner gourmet wants to sample as much as possible, with the hope that you leave this vast, overflowing eatery with a varied sense of the best sweet, savory, and especially tasty offerings. Naturally, the glutton in you tries to shove as much of it into your piehole as quickly as possible, before the owners flip the sign on the…

I t’s nearly a quarter after 8 p.m. on a Saturday night in Philadelphia and no one inside the Lincoln Financial Field really knows what to expect. Ed Sheeran is supposed to take the stage any moment now, but there’s no sign of the musician. Crew members adjust a singular mic stand at the center of the round, elevated stage against the bright pink LED screen that reads “Loop Tour.” Fans find their seats, while others talk amongst themselves. “Where is he?” one woman asks. “It definitely feels emptier,” another remarks. “Theres a whole section over there where there is…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Patrick Clancy, the Massachusetts father whose former wife, Lindsay Clancy, was accused of killing their three children, is sitting down with 60 Minutes for his first interview since her case ended in a mistrial. Appearing alongside his wife, Dr. Rachel Danis, whom he married in April, Clancy will speak with journalist Ross Douthat about “grief, his children, and social media conspiracies,” according to the official description of the interview. The conversation airs Sunday, Sept. 20 at 7 p.m.…

Gnarls Barkley have announced their first tour in 18 years, following their long-awaited return with new music earlier this year. The duo of CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse will embark on the ‘To Whom It Still Concerns’ tour in November, marking their first run of live dates since 2008. The North American leg will begin at The Masonic in San Francisco on November 5 and take in Los Angeles, Atlanta, Detroit, Boston, Silver Spring, Toronto and New York, before wrapping up at Chicago’s House Of Blues on November 28. They will then head to the UK for four shows in…

Things are spinning out of control. Wars that were supposed to be contained are expanding across borders, drawing new powers into conflicts they cannot easily control. Russia’s “total war” against Ukraine is spilling beyond the battlefield, with covert attacks targeting Kyiv’s European allies and even the United States. In the Middle East, the war American leaders imagined would be a short, sharp campaign to topple Iran’s regime has become a conflict without an exit, destabilizing the region, disrupting global energy markets, and pulling Iran’s allies in Yemen and Iraq into confrontation with Saudi Arabia, while China provides Tehran with weapons…

There are rewatchable shows, and then there’s Sex and the City. Since it premiered on HBO in 1998, fans have consistently consumed the episodes over and over, dissecting them like a voicemail left after a bad date. To claim yourself as a Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, or Samantha is to declare intentions, goals, and values in a single utterance. An entire cottage industry has risen around the show; it’s inspired walking tours, built a cupcake empire, and spawned multiple movies and even a spinoff show in the decades since.  But to go back to the original six seasons is to travel…