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Liam Gallagher has announced a European tour around the release of new album 'Why Me? Why Not.' Due for release on 20th September 2019, the set will be supported by a full UK and Ireland run that includes a stop off at Dublin's 3 Arena on 24th November.  Photo: Press.
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Fancy getting on stage with some of the 1980s' biggest and brightest stars? You might just get your chance, as Rewind South has launched its' own talent search. Turning the spotlight with Rewind’s Got Talent, the lucky winner will join Michael Bolton, The Four Tops, Belinda Carlisle and more, for the event at Henley-on-Thames from Fri 16th - Sun 18th Aug 2019.  Photo: Press. Rammstein have announced details of their 2020 tour, including a date at Belfast's Boucher Road Playing Fields. The Germanic metallers will arrive in Northern Ireland on 17th June, in the middle of their European trek.  Photo: Jens Koch. EXCLUSIVE: ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, Dave Grohl Set to Appear on new Queens of the Stone Age Album.23/6/2019 Exclusive: Billy Gibbons has revealed that he is set to appear on the forthcoming album by Queens of the Stone Age. The ZZ Top founder, who made the revelation speaking to eonmusic at Hellfest in France, also disclosed that Dave Grohl has been working with the desert rock band for the first time since 2013.  Photo: Eamon O'Neill. Electric Picnic has unveiled the line-up for 2019's Trailer Park. A hamlet of absurdity, and one of the festival's most popular corners, the exhibitors will join The Strokes, Florence And The Machine, Hozier, The 1975, and more in Stradbally, Co. Laois from 30th August - 1st September, for Ireland's largest music and arts gathering.  Photo: Ciara Drennan. It was the night when one towering band said their farewells, while another re-emerged after a long hibernation, as Download 2019 drew to a close. With Slayer giving their final UK performance, Tool closed the main stage at the festival on Sunday night (16th June 2019), which took place from 14th – 16th June, at Donington Park.  Photo: Enda Madden. Def Leppard made a triumphant return to Download Festival on Friday night (14th June 2019), playing their defining album ‘Hysteria’ in full, ten years to the day after their first headline appearance at the iconic festival. The show topped a day bursting with classic rock, on the opening day of the annual Donington Park event.  Photo: Enda Madden. One of the greatest Motown and R&B / funk artists of all time, The Commodores will be touring the US in celebration of their 50th Anniversary. Walter “Clyde” Orange, James Dean “JD” Nicholas and William “WAK” King have influenced both artists young and old and in all genres with their classic songs.  Photo: Press. Trenchtown, Electric Picnic's immersive fusion of Jamaican, African and Celtic roots and customs, has announced over fifty acts taking to its stages. The latest additions join The Strokes, Florence And The Machine, Hozier, The 1975, and more in Stradbally, Co. Laois from 30th August - 1st September, for Ireland's largest music and arts gathering.  Swedish pop outfit The Magnettes, consisting of front duo Rebecka Digervall and Sanna Kalla and producer Tomas Bäcklund Tuneström, are back with their new disco/punk-single 'Shakes (Falling in Love)'. Released on 31st May via Digsin, it's been described as where 80s' drums meet angsty guitars and opera choruses.  |
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