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Noah Kahan: the self-described ‘Jewish Ed Sheeran’ proves why he’s the next global superstar
The folk artist, who just keeps getting bigger and bigger, led the crowd in a cathartic mass therapy session at the O2 Forum Kentish Town
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Dolly Parton: the working-class feminist who dresses like a Barbie doll
The star has been belittled as a ‘dumb blonde’ while shamed for not being ‘feminist’ enough. Yet what she has done for women is remarkable
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Rush’s Geddy Lee: ‘I regret how I behaved with Neil Peart’
Rush frontman Geddy Lee reflects on how his parents surviving Auschwitz affected his childhood, the death of Neil Peart, and a Rush reunion
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Dolly Parton, Rockstar, review: full rhinestone rock, with a touch of Judas Priest
The queen of country’s rock record may sound like overblown karaoke, but Parton’s got the vocal chops – and a sparkling guest list to boot
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Noah Kahan: the self-described ‘Jewish Ed Sheeran’ proves why he’s the next global superstar
The folk artist, who just keeps getting bigger and bigger, led the crowd in a cathartic mass therapy session at the O2 Forum Kentish Town
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‘One man waited 18 years for a harpsichord’: inside the rarefied world of period instrument-making
You might think building a theorbo or a rebec is a dying art. Yet there is a demand for these weird and wonderful objects
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Behind the music
The stories behind the greats - a celebration of musical nostalgia
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Rush’s Geddy Lee: ‘I regret how I behaved with Neil Peart’
Rush frontman Geddy Lee reflects on how his parents surviving Auschwitz affected his childhood, the death of Neil Peart, and a Rush reunion
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Micky Dolenz: ‘Unlike the Americans, the British understood The Monkees’
The last remaining Monkee on surviving the Sixties, the black comedy that ‘destroyed’ the band and Jimi Hendrix getting booed off stage
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The Doors’ John Densmore: ‘Kids today wish they lived in the 1960s – but there was a dark side’
The drummer on the trial that unhinged The Doors, why money is like heroin and Jim Morrison's premonition of his own death
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Dire Straits’ John Illsley: ‘We’ve been offered huge amounts of money to get back together’
To mark the release of a huge live box-set, Mark Knopfler’s longtime brother in arms explains why Dire Straits reached the end of the road
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Micky Dolenz: ‘Unlike the Americans, the British understood The Monkees’
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Festival of Remembrance, Royal Albert Hall, review: a reminder of the courage and dedication of our Armed Forces
Marking both the centenary of the Festival and the end of the Korean War 70 years ago, this tribute served as a balm for our troubled times
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She never truly felt at home in London but the RnB singer seemed delighted to be back in the capital atop Troxy's stage on Friday night
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60 great albums you've probably never heard
From undiscovered classics by artists you've never heard of to underrated gems by all-time greats… Find your next favourite album here
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PinkPantheress, Heaven Knows, review: lurid lyrics lurk behind butter wouldn’t melt vocals
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Sleater-Kinney: the riot grrrls are riot women now – and they’re fiercer than ever
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