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Over the last five years, the British quartet Wolf Alice have built up the kind of career arc that feels like the beginnings of a storied career. After a couple initial iterations, the group cohered into a lineup consisting of frontwoman Ellie Rowsell, guitarist Joff Oddie, bassist Theo Ellis, and drummer Joel Amey before launching…
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Wolf: Remi Wolf announces 2024 UK and Ireland ‘Big Ideas’ tour
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Wolf will arrive in Leeds on November and finish her tour at London's O2 Academy Brixton to play through her upcoming album of the same nameThe post Remi Wolf announces 2024 UK and Ireland ‘Big Ideas’ tour appeared first on NME.
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10 Years: Wolf Alice look back on 10 years of breakthrough ‘Creature Songs’ EP
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“We were just four baby rats who liked quoting ‘The Simpsons,’” they recalledThe post Wolf Alice look back on 10 years of breakthrough ‘Creature Songs’ EP appeared first on NME.
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Foo Fighters: and Wolfgang Van Halen prank fans with ‘Eruption’ solo
submitted by Nick May 13th 2024 04:00 am (www.nme.com)
Dave Grohl pretended to rip through the solo before it was revealed that Wolfgang Van Halen had been playing offstageThe post Foo Fighters and Wolfgang Van Halen prank fans with ‘Eruption’ solo appeared first on NME.
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Van Halen: Watch Wolfgang Van Halen join Slash and Myles Kennedy for AC/DC’s ‘Highway to Hell’ in Paris
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The moment occurred during the final night of the rock icons' tourThe post Watch Wolfgang Van Halen join Slash and Myles Kennedy for AC/DC’s ‘Highway to Hell’ in Paris appeared first on NME.
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Slash: reveals how he got AC/DC’s Brian Johnson to appear on his upcoming solo album
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Steven Tyler plays harmonica on Slash's and Johnson's cover of Howlin' Wolf's 'Killing Floor'The post Slash reveals how he got AC/DC’s Brian Johnson to appear on his upcoming solo album appeared first on NME.
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