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Washington Post
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Washington Post
Watch Ozzy Osbourne's final live performance
Arts & Entertainment Watch Ozzy Osbourne's final live performance July 23, 2025 | 5:42 AM GMT Ozzy Osbourne, the front man for Black Sabbath, died July 22, just weeks after he reunited with his bandmates for a farewell concert in England. He was 76.
Yahoo
29-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The Script's Danny O'Donoghue honours late bandmate with emotional tribute at Glastonbury
Watch as The Script's Danny O'Donaghue gives a touching tribute to late bandmate Mark Sheehan during the group's Glastonbury performance on Saturday (28 June). Following a performance of their hit song 'The Man Who Can't Be Move', O'Donaghue sat on the edge of the stage and told a sea of fans at the Pyramid Stage that he wished Sheehan could be here today. He shared: 'There's one person I really wish was here to see this. He was on the stage 17 years ago. We lost my best mate and the founding member of The Script Mark Sheehan, we lost him nearly a year and a half ago. 'I just want to thank every single person here for keeping us going, for all your thoughts and all your prayers, thank you so much.' Sheehan, co-founder and lead guitarist of the Irish band, passed away in hospital after a brief illness in April 2023.
The Independent
29-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
The Script's Danny O'Donoghue honours late bandmate with emotional tribute at Glastonbury
Watch as The Script's Danny O'Donaghue gives a touching tribute to late bandmate Mark Sheehan during the group's Glastonbury performance on Saturday (28 June). Following a performance of their hit song 'The Man Who Can't Be Move', O'Donaghue sat on the edge of the stage and told a sea of fans at the Pyramid Stage that he wished Sheehan could be here today. He shared: 'There's one person I really wish was here to see this. He was on the stage 17 years ago. We lost my best mate and the founding member of The Script Mark Sheehan, we lost him nearly a year and a half ago. 'I just want to thank every single person here for keeping us going, for all your thoughts and all your prayers, thank you so much.' Sheehan, co-founder and lead guitarist of the Irish band, passed away in hospital after a brief illness in April 2023.
The Guardian
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
Hotline TNT: Raspberry Moon review – love lights melodies through the fuzz
The third album by these New York-based indie-rockers rings some crucial changes. First, bandleader Will Anderson is in love, which alleviates some of the gloom that pervaded earlier records. And while the lyrics don't amount to much on the page, when sung in unaffected deadpan and robed in artfully embellished shoegazey noise, Anderson's elliptical poetics carry a compelling weight. Second, and more importantly, Anderson invited his bandmates into the studio to record Raspberry Moon. Where previous albums had been one-man affairs, with Anderson overdubbing layer upon layer of guitar and synth on his lonesome, the presence of other musicians in the room has shaken up the paradigm. Their trademark walls of fuzz remain, but Raspberry Moon also fields tracks such as Break Right, on which the happy/sad melodies flourish with space to breathe, and the lush Lawnmower, which is practically unplugged (save for a keening thread of feedback in the distance) and utterly lovely for it. Other tracks hew closer to the Hotline blueprint, but with renewed sophistication. Their sound remains rooted in 90s indie-rock's fusion of noise and tune (the closing track even shares its title with a landmark Dinosaur Jr LP), but Anderson's articulacy within this soundworld is impressive. The Scene may recall the corrosive buzz of Sugar and the tremolo swoon of My Bloody Valentine, but Anderson's mastery of dynamics is thrilling. And the way he weaves acoustic and distorted guitars and blasts of needling feedback into something as beguiling as Julia's War is evidence of a unique talent operating in a crowded field.
Washington Post
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Washington Post
What to know about BTS as the K-pop group returns from military service
SEOUL, South Korea — It's official — almost. Soon, all seven members of the massively popular K-pop group BTS will have completed South Korea's mandatory military service. Rapper Suga will be the last of the bandmates to be released on Saturday, after fulfilling his duty as a social service agent , an alternative to serving in the military that he reportedly chose due to a shoulder injury.
