Beck Announces First-Ever Australian Orchestral Shows
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Genre-defying artist Beck will soon give Australian audiences their first ever chance to experience the magic of his live orchestral performances
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David Byrne Laughs at the Weirdness of Life on ‘Who Is the Sky?’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe avant-pop icon playfully ponders love, aging, and other curiosities with help from a great bunch of collaborators
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The Black Keys Are Still Really Good at Being the Black Keys
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsAfter a career hiccup, the reliable rock duo ground themselves with a smooth, solid LP
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Beck Brings More Than Just Music to Melbourne
Posted in: Music Live ReviewsLast night's gig wasn’t just a journey through the career and life of Beck, but an insight into his theatrical and somewhat impulsive mind
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Beck Announces Special Guests for Australian Shows
Posted in: Music NewsThe iconic Robert Forster and rising singer-songwriter Gena Rose Bruce will support Beck in Sydney and Melbourne respectively
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Beck in Australia: 10 Songs We’d Love to Hear Him Play Down Under
Posted in: Music FeaturesTo celebrate his first Australian headline shows in five years, Rolling Stone Australia has compiled a list of Beck songs that should sound great at his acoustic shows
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Beck Gives a New Shine to Old Man
Posted in: Music FeaturesBeck was recently announced as the 50th artist on the star-studded Bluesfest 2023 line-up.
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Jack White Impersonates Beck, as Beck Fetches His Nail Clippers at Nashville Show
Posted in: Music NewsWhite played snippets of songs from Chumbawamba and the Proclaimers as a “warm-up set”
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Beck Says He’s Re-Recording ‘Loser,’ Wishes He Wrote Pharrell’s ‘Happy’ During SXSW Keynote Speech
Posted in: Music NewsThe Nineties alt-rock hero recalled memories with Beat poets and Butthole Surfers during a witty Q&A
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Is It Too Soon To Put Eminem in the Rock Hall of Fame?
Posted in: Music NewsNew episode of Rolling Stone Music Now goes inside the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s growing pains, as they struggle to catch up with hip-hop — and Eighties and Nineties rock, too
