Watch Liam Gallagher Perform New Single ‘Everything’s Electric’ Live at Brit Awards
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The recorded version features Dave Grohl
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‘Pam & Tommy’ Glosses Over a Strange Motley Crue Moment. Hear the Band’s Last Gig With Fill-In Singer
Posted in: Music NewsWeeks before Tommy Lee met Pamela Anderson, the Crüe played their final show with replacement vocalist John Corabi
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Hear Liam Gallagher, Dave Grohl Team Up for ‘Everything’s Electric’
Posted in: Music NewsGallagher and Grohl first met many years ago when Foo Fighters played with Oasis on tour
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‘It Was Only Supposed to Happen Once’: Lenny Kaye Recalls Patti Smith Group Start
Posted in: Music NewsRock historian and author details “ten transformative moments in rock and roll” in new book Lightning Striking
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“It’s about finding creative and new ways to really support these artists”: Sailor Jerry Rum and the Arts
Posted in: Culture FeaturesSailor Jerry’s support of the arts and live entertainment industries is a manifestation of the brand’s “all in” ethos
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No Apologies: All 102 Nirvana Songs Ranked
Posted in: Music NewsRS tackles the complete catalog of the band that defined the Nineties and made the world a lot noisier.
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Which Band Will Reunite Next? We Place Odds on 17 Groups, From Led Zeppelin to One Direction
Posted in: Music FeaturesNow that Fugees, Rage Against the Machine, and even ABBA are back, we gauge the likelihood of other defunct bands re-forming
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How a Sucker Punch Fuelled the Rise of My Chemical Romance
Posted in: Music NewsJournalist and author Dan Ozzi explores the New Jersey punk band’s earliest days in this chapter from his new book, Sellout
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MOD CON on The World-Weary Rebellion of ‘Modern Condition’
Posted in: Music Features"I’m not necessarily offering answers but I’m sure asking a hell of a lot of questions," MOD CON's Erica Dunn says of their second album.
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Rage Against the Machine Returned Their Fee From First-Ever Coachella — Here’s Why
Posted in: Music NewsAfter inaugural fest lost money, band returned fee to help out then-“punk-rock promoters”
