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Ready to Play Nice: All The Notable Moments From The Chicks Tour Opener In Detroit (opens the original)
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Declaring themselves “nervous and excited,” the Chicks opened their Taking The Long Way 20th Anniversary Tour on Wednesday night (Sept. 30) at Detroit’s Fox Theatre, making nice as the trio commemorated a time of their lives that was anything but. It was, Natalie Maines acknowledged to the crowd, “a very bizarre point in our career,” coming after she “had the audacity to bash the president.” That was George W. Bush on March 10, 2003, during the lead-up to the next Iraq War, when Maines told a co
Linkin Park’s Joe Hahn on ‘Unshatter’: ‘It’s a Film About Healing’ (opens the original)
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Linkin Park’s reformation and comeback — with a hit album (2024’s From Zero), three No. 1 Mainstream Rock chart singles and two Grammy Award nominations — is one of rock’s top stories of the decade so far. Now the band is telling the story behind it. The documentary Linkin Park: Unshatter, directed by group member Joe Hahn, hits theaters for a limited release on Sept. 30, five days after it drops the concert album Unshatter (Live in Sao Paulo). That Brazilian concert, held on the day of From Zer
Soft Cell Talks the ‘Zeitgeist’ Coincidence of Releasing a ‘Danceteria’ Song the Same Year as Madonna (opens the original)
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“Bittersweet” is Marc Almond’s term for Danceteria, the sixth and final Soft Cell album which is out Friday (Sept. 25), 11 months after longtime partner David Ball passed away at the age of 66. “It wasn’t a complete surprise, but I thought we still would’ve had more time together to see through this album, at least, and who knows what for the future,” Almond tells Billboard of Ball’s death, which came after years of extensive health issues. “I’d been in contact with him just two days before and
Giles Martin Talks Unearthed John Lennon Demo, Thinking Like His Dad & the Beatles Biopics (opens the original)
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Although any newly discovered Beatles recording is always cause for excitement, John Lennon’s “Little Girl” – which appears on the upcoming Rubber Soul special edition release coming Oct. 2 – is not receiving the same kind of posthumous overhaul as “Now and Then” did in 2023 or “Free As a Bird” and “Real Love” did back in the mid ‘90s on the Beatles’ Anthology series. “Little Girl” was discovered in the Beatles’ vault, along with an early version of the “Day Tripper”/”We Can Work It Out” single
Roger Taylor Talks What’s Next for Queen & the State of the World: ‘Without Being Too Rude, What Is Happening to America?’ (opens the original)
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All Queen‘s Roger Taylor is saying on his latest solo album is to give peace a chance — and maybe kindness, too. Violence Insane In a Beautiful World, out on Friday (Sept. 18), is the multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter’s seventh album of his own; it comes five years after his last, Outsider, and 45 years since his first, Fun in Space. The 10-track set, recorded at Taylor’s home studio in the U.K. and co-produced with Joshua J. Macrae, takes its theme from the opening track, “A Beautifu
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