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Banned from the radio after Princess Diana died: how Levellers made What a Beautiful Day

‘Its release seemed timely as the Tories had just left office. But then Diana died and all cheerful songs were taken straight off the radio. Boom! It disappeared’

The Guardian - UK

Classic Rock's Tracks Of The Week: April 20, 2026

Eight songs you need to hear right now, from Skindred, The Karma Effect, Billy Talent and more

Louder

The 'Cold Feet' Crisis: Why Taylor Swift Is Allegedly Rethinking Her Wedding To Travis Kelce

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reconsidering their wedding plans amid leaked details and scheduling conflicts, which are causing stress and privacy concerns for the couple.

International Business Times UK

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“A growing global movement to ensure his legacy is never forgotten”: Petition launched for Randy Rhoads memorial statue in his hometown of Burbank

The project already has the backing of Randy’s sister, as well as his former Ozzy bandmate

Guitar World

“I was like, ‘Oh my God, he graffitied on this shirt. Am I going to go out in this shirt that has this thing on it?’”: Olivia Rodrigo reveals Robert Smith's Glastonbury prank, and says she didn’t play her Cure-referencing new single to him

“I played him a bunch of other songs on the album – I don’t know why I didn’t think to play this one"

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“I’d put his riffs up against anyone in rock today. He’s as good as Homme or Morello”: First he got a DM from Pearl Jam, now Stone Gossard is hailing him as one of the best riffers in the business

The Pearl Jam guitarist took British alt-rock trio Tigercub out of their comfort zone – leader Jamie Hall was dialing Marshalls to 10, down-tuning a gift from Rabea Massaad, and finding tones that take enamel off your teeth

Guitar World

“People phoned in, saying, ‘If you play that song again, I’m going to firebomb your station!’” How XTC battled the “rottweiler” Todd Rundgren and their record label to make their breakthrough

Andy Partridge reflects on Skylarking, a change of direction for XTC that was the most difficult of births under producer Todd Rundgren's direction and the label’s interference

Guitar World

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“I never liked the electric guitar. I’m just not drawn to it”: The life and times of Ralph Towner, the endlessly curious frontiersman of acoustic jazz who worked with everyone from Bill Bruford to Robben Ford

Taking influence from Indian classical, Brazilian bossa nova and beyond, this late jazz master’s touch and vision equalled anyone on the fusion scene

Guitar World

“The best times of heavy metal were over… My concept was a new guitar design in the style of the ’40s or ’50s”: How Duesenberg Guitars became a major player with original old-school designs – and a little help from Mike Campbell

We check in with Duesenberg Guitars’ co-owners, Dieter Gölsdorf and Ingo Renner, to chart 30 years of its best-selling Starplayer

Guitar World

"I honestly wondered if this was the end for Metallica." Rehab, prison and the battle for the future of music: The story of the most divisive album in metal

Metallica almost destroyed themselves making 2003's St. Anger

Metal Hammer

Look Mum No Computer makes candid admission at live Eurovision performance

The UK’s Eurovision entry said he would be doing the song contest ‘my own way and hoping for the best’

The Independent UK

"It was an embarrassment, but we were desperate for the cash."How Thin Lizzy saved their career by recording an album of Deep Purple covers

It's late 1972, and Thin Lizzy are about to lose their record contract - then along comes an offer they can't afford to refuse

Louder

The Strokes use Coachella set to denounce US foreign intervention

Band shows montage of leaders whose death or ousting the CIA has been proven or suspected to have been part of

The Guardian - AU

Why Duffy’s Disney documentary could be the most powerful comeback of 2026

IN FOCUS: Duffy was one of the most successful musicians of the Noughties, but she faded from the public eye at the peak of her fame. It was only later that she revealed the harrowing reason behind her disappearance. Katie Rosseinsky explores how the singer is taking control of her…

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Louder

"Turn the lights down, put your feet up, whisky chaser in one hand, beer in the other." A grieving Gregg Allman slows things down on the late-night gospel-country-blues of Laid Back

Gregg Allman takes a break from the Brothers to mourn his brother

Metal Hammer

"I've got a couple of ideas I've been working on for quite some time": Fred Durst wants to set up an alternative to Coachella for musicians who aren't invited to Coachella

Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst wants to start his own "gathering"

The Guardian - AU

Kanye West’s European tour in doubt as more concerts cancelled in Poland and Switzerland

FC Basel and Polish stadium stop US rapper’s upcoming shows, after similar cancellations in France and UK over antisemitic comments

Louder

"Your Favorite Toy is a ferocious reaffirmation of Foo Fighters' initial post-grunge power." Troubled times call for torrential measures on hard-rocking new album from Dave Grohl and Co

Your Favourite Toy is the Foo Fighters' twelfth album and the follow-up to But Here We Are

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Latin Times

Karol G Spent Three Times Her Coachella Pay on Her Headlining Show - REPORT

As Karol G gears up for her second weekend as the first Latina ever headlining Coachella, a new report says the Colombian superstar spent three times what Coachella paid her on production costs alone for her 2026 headlining set, a striking figure that helps explain why her performance felt like…

The Independent UK

Olivia Rodrigo and Billie Eilish are star guests for Addison Rae and Justin Bieber at Coachella week two

Pop star made a cameo at the festival after releasing her latest single ‘Drop Dead’, while Bieber brought out his biggest fan and fellow artist, Billie Eilish, for a poignant moment onstage

Evening Standard

Jesy Nelson offers £10,000 reward as car containing her twins’ hospital equipment stolen

Former Little Mix singer offers reward after saying her Land Rover Defender was stolen from outside her home

Guitar World

“I thought I’d got over my Mk.gee-inspired Jaguar hype, but Fender has sent me spiraling down the rabbit hole again”: All the guitar gear that caught my eye this week – including the most futuristic Epiphones ever created

Big drops from Fender, Gibson, Marshall and more headline the round-up this week

Evening Standard

Jesy Nelson says car containing medical equipment for twin girls with SMA stolen

The singer appealed for help locating the vehicle on Instagram, saying the equipment was needed by her twins Ocean Jade and Story Monroe Nelson.

The Guardian - UK

‘I became a New Order groupie’: Tim Burgess’s honest playlist

The Charlatans frontman plays Kate Bush deep cuts in his car and loves a bit of Abba, but which scary industrial noiseniks soundtrack his sexy time?

Creative Bloq

The hottest tech product of 2026 might just be... the iPod?

The comeback of Apple's greatest product is more than just nostalgia.

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