Twice and Doechii Take Over Lollapalooza Day Three
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Twice, Doechii, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Clairo, and Chance the Rapper were among the highlights on the third day of Lollapalooza 2025
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Greta Van Fleet Aim to Bust Down Old Walls on New Song ‘Broken Bells’
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How Allison Russell Broke Free of Her Painful Past
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Green Day Mark 25th Anniversary of ‘Insomniac’ With Unreleased Live Tracks
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Warpaint Dabble in Post-Punk on Cover of Gang of Four’s ‘Paralysed’
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Hear the Who’s ‘Jingles’ Digital EP From Upcoming ‘Sell Out’ Reissue
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Aretha Franklin’s Family Blasts ‘Genius’ Film for Ignoring Them: ‘It’s About Respect’
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