Gary Numan Reveals He Is 90 Per Cent Deaf
Iconic musician Gary Numan has shared a candid update regarding his health, revealing that he is now 90 per cent deaf. The artist, known for his pioneering work in electronic music, discussed the reality of his condition during a recent appearance on the I’m...
Dead Dads Club announce 2026 UK tour
Dead Dads Club have announced a May 2026 UK headline tour – check out all the dates and ticket information below. The new project of former Palma Violets frontman Chilli Jesson, Dead Dads Club released their self-titled debut album in January via Fiction Records, produced by Fontaines D.C. guitarist Carlos O’Connell....
Watch Guns N’ Roses play ‘Bad Apples’ for first time in 35 years in São Paulo
Guns N’ Roses played ‘Bad Apples’ for the first time since 1991 at the latest stop of their world tour in São Paulo – watch below. The band’s huge 2026 run kicked off in Monterrey, Mexico last week and on Saturday night (April 4), they arrived at the Allianz Parque...
Judge blocks Donald Trump’s attempt to end federal funding for NPR and PBS
A judge has blocked an executive order from Donald Trump that sought to end federal funding of “biased media” outlets NPR and PBS. Last May, the president signed the order, which directed the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) – the body that sends funds to the two radio platforms – to “cease federal...
Christina Hendricks played an indie-packed “shoe pop dream gaze” DJ set at a San Diego bar on April Fool’s Day
Christina Hendricks played a four-hour DJ set of indie, shoegaze and dream pop classics in San Diego this week – see footage and the setlist below. The Mad Men star announced that she would be behind the decks for a stint at the city’s Part Time Lover bar on...
Melissa Auf der Maur on a potential Hole reunion: “You can’t force, organise, or plan these things”
Melissa Auf der Maur has spoken to NME about the possibility of a Hole reunion, hinting that the current state of politics might have made it more likely. Auf der Maur joined the band in 1994 after their previous bassist Kristen Pfaff died from a heroin overdose. She became a stabilising figure for Courtney Love and...
Watch Paul Simon play ‘Something So Right’ for the first time in 33 years on ‘Colbert’
Paul Simon played ‘Something So Right’ on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert this week – check out footage below. The legendary singer-songwriter dropped by the talk show on Thursday night (April 2) and dusted off the song – which was first released on his third solo album ‘There Goes Rhymin’ Simon’ in 1973...
Kara North Deepens Her Emotional World With “Close To You, Closer Still”: Listen Now
Kara North returns with “Close To You, Closer Still,” a track that leans into intimacy while continuing to expand her signature blend of pop and electronic sound. Where earlier releases emphasized atmosphere and empowerment, this single shifts toward closeness, focusing on connection, vulnerability, and...
Sam WOLFE Dropped ‘My Instinct,’ The Techno World Took Notice
There’s a version of Sam WOLFE that almost never made it to the dancefloor. Like a lot of people, he followed the expected path — the responsible one, the one that made sense on paper — until music pulled him back in a way...Recent Posts
Watch Guns N’ Roses play ‘Bad Apples’ for first time in 35 years in São Paulo
Judge blocks Donald Trump’s attempt to end federal funding for NPR and PBS
Christina Hendricks played an indie-packed “shoe pop dream gaze” DJ set at a San Diego bar on April Fool’s Day
Melissa Auf der Maur on a potential Hole reunion: “You can’t force, organise, or plan these things”
Watch Paul Simon play ‘Something So Right’ for the first time in 33 years on ‘Colbert’