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When We Were Young Festival to take 2026 off: “This isn’t goodbye, it’s just a pause”
The emo festival has been running in Las Vegas since 2022
The Guest List take on “a world where trolls, comment bots, algorithms and whistleblowers dictate public understanding” on new single ‘Something Real’
“This is the song that best represents what we want to say and be," vocalist Cai Alty said
‘Ghosts’ to return with feature film ‘The Possession Of Button House’
The comedy series, created and written by the team behind 'Horrible Histories', ran on BBC One between 2019 and 2023
Radiohead tell ICE “go fuck yourselves” for using ‘Let Down’ in video: “You don’t get to appropriate it without a fight”
"It ain’t funny, this song means a lot to us and other people"
Daniel Radcliffe says Arctic Monkeys is the best band he’s ever seen live
The actor had seen Arctic Monkeys in a small tent at Reading Festival in 2006
The Lemonheads’ Evan Dando hospitalised after allegedly sending unsolicited explicit video to fan
“Evan Dando has long struggled with mental health issues dating back to his childhood,” his publicist confirmed
Damon Albarn to make ‘SNL’ debut with Gorillaz
Gorillaz will be performing just after the release of their forthcoming album 'The Mountain'
Cruz Beckham shares romantic new indie single ‘For Your Love’
"For me, it’s all about love and being fearless in that love, but I hope everyone can interpret it in their own way and find their own meaning to it," Beckham said
Watch Mew play their final show at London’s Roundhouse
The Danish alt-rockers have called it quits after 30 years together
Watch Nine Inch Nails play a snippet of Depeche Mode’s ‘Stripped’ and air ‘Non-Entity’ for the first time in 17 years
The band kicked off the second North American leg of their 'Peel It Back' tour in New Orleans with some left-field opening tracks
Morrissey shares new single ‘Notre-Dame’ after removing controversial terrorism lyric
Morrissey has been performing 'Notre-Dame' live since 2023 but the studio version omits a controversial lyric he had performed live
Neil Young has “decided” to cancel entire 2026 UK and European tour: “I’m sorry to let you down”
Young had dates scheduled across the UK at the likes of Manchester's Heaton Park, Oxford's Blenheim Palace and the inaugural State Fayre Festival in Chelmsford