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Watch Bruno Mars make a surprise appearance for ‘APT.’ at BLACKPINK show in Los Angeles
Bruno Mars made a surprise appearance at BLACKPINK‘s recent Los Angeles concert to perform ‘APT.’ – watch fan-shot footage of the moment below. On Sunday (July 13), BLACKPINK performed their second show at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. To celebrate the occasion, Rosé brought out Bruno Mars to perform their hit collaboration ‘APT.’ to close out her short solo set mid-show. Rosé kicked off the song solo, performing the first verse and chorus on her own, before Mars was lifted onstage via a riser for his verse. The pair then shared a quick hug as confetti went off,...
Bob Vylan no longer supporting Gogol Bordello on European tour following Glastonbury controversy
Bob Vylan will no longer be supporting New York punks Gogol Bordello on their upcoming European tour, both bands have announced. Read More: Bob Vylan: “We’ve been screaming about these topics at the top of our lungs for years. Why has it taken this long?” The news, which Bob Vylan first shared on Instagram this afternoon (July 14), comes amid the fallout from their Glastonbury Festival set last month in which they voiced support for Palestine, criticised Israel and led the crowd in a chant calling for death to the Israel Defence Forces. Advertisement In response to Bob Vylan’s set,...
Joe Perry says Aerosmith are “talking about” reuniting to play together again
Joe Perry has revealed that Aerosmith are “talking about” the possibility of reuniting for one final concert together. The rock legends announced their abrupt retirement from touring in August last year after frontman Steven Tyler suffered a serious vocal cord injury. The band’s final live show was held as part of their ‘Peace Out’ tour, which began in 2023, but only saw the band play three shows. Advertisement Tyler did return to the stage for the first time in February for a charity event that saw him sing a number of Aerosmith classics, including ‘Walk This Way’, ‘Dream On’...
Don Letts and Fontaines D.C.’s Carlos O’Connell appear in Lena Dunham’s ‘Too Much’
Fontaines D.C.’s Carlos O’Connell and legendary DJ Don Letts are among the music figures to pop up in new Netflix comedy Too Much. The show has been created by Lena Dunham (Girls, Tiny Furniture) and her partner Luis Felber, with all 10 episodes arriving onto the streaming service last Thursday (July 10). Advertisement It stars Megan Stalter (Hacks) as New Yorker Jessica, who starts a new life in London after a completely disastrous breakup and finds a new connection with Felix, played by Will Sharpe (The White Lotus). Emily Ratajkowski, Richard E. Grant and Adele Exarchopoulos co-star. Viewers of...
Metallica force US government to withdraw video featuring unauthorised use of ‘Enter Sandman’
Metallica have forced the US government to withdraw a social media video that made use of ‘Enter Sandman’ without authorisation. The Department of Defense sent out a post on X on Friday (July 11) that featured Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth promoting the country’s military drone capabilities. The original version included the band’s classic 1991 track, but it did not remain online for long. Advertisement Metallica promptly issued a copyright notice, and the Department subsequently withdrew the video, posting a version without ‘Enter Sandman’ in its place. Unleashing U.S. Military Drone Dominance @DOGE pic.twitter.com/esaQtswwDb — Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth...
Watch Oasis’ huge fireworks finale at Manchester Heaton Park show
Oasis’ first show in Manchester concluded with a huge fireworks display on Friday night – see footage below. The Burnage band played the first of five enormous outdoors shows in front of around 80,000 fans at Heaton Park on July 11, their first show in their hometown since 2009. Advertisement Noel and Liam Gallagher walked out arm in arm at the start of their set, with Noel proclaiming: “This is the fucking place! This is it!” Liam shouted: “Oasis vibes in the area! Manchester vibes in the area!” A hits-packed two-hour set followed – see a full recap and setlist here –...
Maruja stand with Palestine on powerful new “song for peace”, ‘Saoirse’
Maruja have shared ‘Saoirse’, a powerful “song for peace” shared in solidarity with the people of Palestine. The new track is the latest preview of the Manchester jazz-punks’ forthcoming debut album and follows previous singles ‘Break the Tension’ and ‘Look Down On Us’. Advertisement After being hailed in the NME 100 as “creating an out-of-body experience where psych sounds meet rapid-fire truths and feral moshpits” at the start of the year, the band announced their new record, ‘Pain to Power’, back in May. You can pre-order/pre-save here. It’s set for release on September 12 via Music For Nations, with the latest...
Damon Albarn “happy to concede defeat” in legendary Britpop rivalry: “Oasis won the battle, the war, the campaign, everything”
Damon Albarn has happily conceded defeat in the great battle between Oasis and Blur amid the Gallagher brothers’ massive reunion. READ MORE: Blur and Oasis’ big Britpop chart battle – the definitive story of what really happened The two groups went head-to-head in a legendary rivalry that ran throughout the height of Britpop in the 1990s, and has remained so infamous that last year it was revealed that a West End play based on the turbulent time was on the way. Advertisement The announcement of the theatre production came on the heels of both bands dominating headlines in 2024, with Blur...Every song on the ‘Too Much’ soundtrack
Lena Dunham’s new romantic comedy series Too Much is on Netflix now, but what songs are on the soundtrack? Read on to find out. Dunham has created the show alongside her partner Luis Felber and all 10 episodes of the show were released onto Netflix on Thursday (July 10). Advertisement It stars Megan Stalter (Hacks) as New Yorker Jessica, who starts a new life in London after a completely disastrous breakup, and finds a new connection with Felix, played by Will Sharpe (The White Lotus). Emily Ratajkowski, Richard E. Grant and Adele Exarchopoulos co-star. Watch the trailer for Too...Recent Posts
Bob Vylan no longer supporting Gogol Bordello on European tour following Glastonbury controversy
Joe Perry says Aerosmith are “talking about” reuniting to play together again
Don Letts and Fontaines D.C.’s Carlos O’Connell appear in Lena Dunham’s ‘Too Much’
Metallica force US government to withdraw video featuring unauthorised use of ‘Enter Sandman’
Watch Oasis’ huge fireworks finale at Manchester Heaton Park show