Bid adieu to Ryan Adams, country-rock wunderkind. Say hello to DJ Reggie, purveyor of comically lame retro hip-hop.
Time to dust off your earplugs: My Bloody Valentine have announced a UK tour. All three dates of it.
Behold: a website devoted to the study of Fall Out Boy vocalist Patrick Stump’s thighs. If it was Pete Wentz we could understand, but Stump?
Which bright spark booked Queens Of The Stone Age to play at a rehab clinic? Inevitably, the noted hedonists tore into Feel Good Hit Of The Summer (“Nicotine, valium, vicodin, marijuana, ecstasy and alcohol!”), leading organisers to hastily pull the plug.
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