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- Sep 9, 2026
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Review: Pulp, Geese, Super Furry Animals, Angine De Poitrine and more at End Of The Road Festival (opens the original)
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It was a weekend of beginnings and endings at Wiltshire’s Larmer Tree Gardens as End Of The Road Festival celebrated its 20th birthday with a lavish spend on headliners, flanking video screens on the main stage for the first time and toilet paper in the long-drop toilet shacks that almost never ran out. In the endings department, the force of nature that is CMAT declared her show the last in the UK for two years (there’s an assault on the Americas planned this autumn and after that, presumably,
Geese live review: Rock and roll's past, present and future (opens the original)
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“All people In times of war Must go down to the circus” The cult of Geese just got bigger, and broader-based, at End Of The Road Festival. They came to the south edge of Wiltshire via two nights at London’s Troxy. Before that, it was the Reading and Leeds festivals: afternoon shows in tents full of fully amped young ’uns. Last night’s crowd was milder, multi-generational but no less enamoured. It was the band’s first UK festival headline slot – and first night of End Of The Road’s 20th iteration
The REAL Story Behind Lost Beatles Song Little Girl Revealed! (opens the original)
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In the new issue of MOJO – in UK shops and available to order for delivery wherever you are now! – we take an exclusive look inside the newly expanded edition of The Beatles’ Rubber Soul and dig deep into the Fabs’ 1965 masterpiece. READ MORE: Inside the making of Rubber Soul: “People were getting high. It was the shift from drink to pot...” There have been exhaustive Beatles vault excavations over the years, via the Anthology series and numerous reissue packages – not to mention the completion
The spirit of the Stones shines through on new album, Foreign Tongues (opens the original)
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Another new Rolling Stones album? Only three years since the last? And again with the Andrew Watt production? If you’ve grown comfortable with the band’s lengthy between-album hiatuses, or sceptical of the benefits that Watt brings to his charges – Paul McCartney, Elton John, Pearl Jam, all of them (you’d think) quite capable of producing themselves – your red flags will be fluttering. READ MORE: Every Rolling Stones Album Ranked! If so, then rest easy – or mostly. Foreign Tongues turns out to b
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