The queer pop trio will perform across Europe next spring
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Author: Nina Corcoran
Scissor Sisters Reunite, Announce First Tour in 12 Years
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Pop’s gothic greats return after 16 years with a gloomy Cure comeback
ADRIAN THRILLS: When one of the world’s biggest rock bands takes a 16-year sabbatical between albums, it’s reasonable to expect something special once they return and The Cure deliver just that.
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Author: Adrian Thrills
Tributes pour in for broadcasting legend after her ‘sad’ death aged 85
Candy Devine was one of the first presenters recruited to the station when it launched in 1976 and was a household name across Northern Ireland right up to her retirement in 2013
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Author: @ok_magazine
The one person Bruce Springsteen said kickstarted his career
Bruce Springsteen already had a mountain of classics, but he thought one person helped give his heartland rock sound a boost.
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Author: Tim Coffman
“If I’d been a solo artist, I think I’d have laid on the floor and cried”: In 1973, faced with bad reviews of their debut album, Queen turned to bad reviews of Led Zeppelin for comfort
Brian May and Roger Taylor go behind the scenes of the making of their debut album
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Author: Fraser Lewry
Liam Payne’s pal hits back after being accused of profiting from star’s death
Liam Payne’s producer on his new unreleased single has hit back after trolls accused him of profiting from the late star after his death.
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Author: Clare McCarthy
Thom Yorke walks off stage after row with Gaza protester at Melbourne show
‘Don’t stand there like a coward – come here and say it,’ says the Radiohead frontman before storming off stage
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The Cure release intimate BBC Radio live sessions
The Cure performed sets for BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 6 in support of their new album Songs of a Lost World. Both are available to stream.
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Author: Jonah Krueger
Liam Payne friend outraged as he’s accused of using singer’s death for ‘money’: ‘Complete garbage!’
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Author: Alex Davies
“I still have the guitar. It still buzzes”: Brian May reveals the radical mods he made to his £10 acoustic for Queen’s debut album, all to make it buzz
Recently reissued and “rebuilt”, Queen’s 1973 debut was a time of learning and experimentation for the band, with May customising a cheapo acoustic for one of the coolest tones on the record
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Author: Jonathan Horsley
Queen guitarist admits how Led Zeppelin ‘saved’ them
Queen found solace in the bad times of Led Zeppelin.The famous 1970 rock band’s guitarist, Brian May, made an admission that he and the rest of the Queen band members comforted themselves after reading negative reviews of their…
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Radiohead’s Thom Yorke storms off stage after being heckled by pro-Palestinian
Fans back lead singer who walks off during verbal barrage from protester in Melbourne
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Author: Kieran Kelly
‘She loved radio, and radio loved her’: Tributes to former Downtown star Candy Devine
Former Downtown Radio star Candy Devine was a broadcaster who could be “all things to all people”, a friend has said.
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Author: Kurtis Reid and Adrian Rutherford
The Cure launch ‘Songs Of A Lost World’ and bring hits and fan favourites to BBC shows
The Cure played two sets for the BBC to mark the upcoming release of their long-awaited new album ‘Songs Of A Lost World’. See setlist, footage and more
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Author: @andrewtrendell
Scissor Sisters announce Scottish date on anniversary tour after 12-year hiatus
Ana Matronic will not be part of the tour.
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The Cure’s first album in 16 years is gothic, gorgeous proof no one does it better
All these years later, rock’s foremost goth can still tap into teenage intensity on ‘Songs of a Lost World’
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Author: Helen Brown
Liam Payne’s posthumous single release ‘risked placing family at financial loss’
EXCLUSIVE: Liam Payne’s first posthumous single Do No Wrong was pulled from release after public outcry over “respect” for the One Direction singer’s loved ones
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Author: @dailystar
Downtown Radio’s legendary DJ Candy Devine has died aged 85 in her native Australia
Downtown Radio DJ and Australian broadcasting pioneer Candy Devine has died aged 85.
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Author: Iain Gray
Candy Devine remembered as ‘inspiration’ as legendary broadcaster dies
The Australian-born DJ retired in 2013 after 35 years on the north’s airwaves
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Liam Payne pal unleashes furious rant over twisted accusations about late star
Liam Payne first posthumous single with producer Sam Pounds was due to be released tomorrow – but it was pulled last minute
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Huge American rock band ‘set to reunite for massive 2025 UK arena tour’
Fans of glam-rock rejoice! As reports have emerged to suggest chart-topping band Scissor Sisters is reuniting in 2025 for an epic tour where they will play all their biggest hits
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‘I started writing’: Stevie Nicks on the inspiration behind song warning about Roe reversal
Music icon Stevie Nicks joins Morning Joe to discuss her new song, produced by Sheryl Crow, ‘The Lighthouse’. The song is urgent warning about the reversal of Roe vs. Wade.
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Huge noughties band reunite for massive UK tour 20 years after debut album
SCISSOR SISTERS didn’t feel like dancin’ for a long time – but they do now! I can confirm the US group are reuniting after 12 years for a huge UK tour in 2025. Jake Shears and Ana Matronic will hit…
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Author: Howell Davies
Stevie Nicks urges musicians to use their platforms to encourage people to vote
Stevie Nicks has urged musicians to use their platforms and mediums as away to encourage people to go and vote.
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Author: @nme
