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David Ellefson says final Megadeth album “just doesn’t sound like them” and is more like a Dave Mustaine “solo record”

On the latest episode of his podcast, the bassist said: “I hear it, and I go, ‘Okay, this is a Dave solo record.’ This is Dave and his new band, Dave and his new guys,” Ellefson said (via Consequence). “It says Megadeth, so obviously it gets all the attention, but realistically, I hear it, and to me it just doesn’t sound like Megadeth. And that’s just me, period. You know? It’s like Dave, doing what Dave does, but with a different set of guys in a new day. And this is Dave‘s retirement, you know? So that’s my view on it.” Recommended Their self-titled album was previewed by three singles: ‘Tipping Point’, ‘I Don’t Care’ and ‘Let There Be Shred’, and was given three stars by NME, who said the record “feels like a gratifying, full-circle moment for Megadeth – one last look back before bringing an integral chapter of metal history to a close”. Late last month, we sat down with metal veteran Mustaine ahead of its release, and touched on calling it quits with the band after being “on defence almost all my career”, as well as his hopes for the future of metal. The thrash metal icons… Read More →

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Don Henley says 2026 will “probably” be the final year of the Eagles

Eagles founding member Don Henley has said that he thinks the band will “probably” come to an end this year. The legendary group are in the middle of a huge run of shows at the Sphere in Las Vegas, as part of their titanic ‘The Long Goodbye’ tour, but with that residency set to end in March, singer and drummer Henley, 78, has opened up about where he sees the band going next. Advertisement In an interview on CBS Sunday Morning, he was asked about their future, and he replied: “You know, I think this year will probably be it.” “And I’ve said things like that before, but I feel like we’re getting toward the end,” he added. “And that will be fine too.” He went on to say that he is eager to spend more time with his family and he would like the opportunity to “grow vegetables” and travel. “I’ve been all over the world, but I haven’t seen much of it, because we see the airports and the hotel room and the venue and we don’t get out much, you know?” [embedded content] The Vegas run was originally only intended to last for eight shows, but it has been extended multiple times due to “overwhelming demand”, with the final 12… Read More →

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Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong tells ICE agents to “quit their shitty ass job” ahead of Super Bowl opening ceremony

Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong told ICE agents to “quit their shitty ass job” just days ahead of their Super Bowl opening ceremony show. The band will be playing during the pre-game festivities in their Bay Area hometown on Sunday night (February 8) at Levi’s Stadium, with their set to include a medley of their best-known songs while past Super Bowl MVPs parade on the field. Advertisement To warm up for the show, Green Day played a smaller show at San Francisco’s Pier 29 on Friday night (February 6), which saw them switch the lyrics to set opener ‘American Idiot’ to “I’m not part of a MAGA agenda”. Later in the show, Armstrong made a direct address to ICE agents that were potentially in attendance at the concert, and who will reportedly also be present at the Super Bowl and its Bad Bunny-headlined halftime show. “Quit your shitty ass job,” Armstrong told them. “Quit that shitty job you have. Because when this is over, and it will be over at some point in time, Kristi Noem, Stephen Miller, JD Vance, Donald Trump – they’re gonna drop you like a bad fucking habit. Come on to this side of the line.” Recommended Last month, Green Day once again took aim at Miller, the US Homeland Security… Read More →

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Watch Mew play their final show at London’s Roundhouse

Mew‘s days as a band are officially over after playing their final show at London’s Roundhouse. The Danish alt-rock band confirmed in 2024 that they were set to break up after three decades together. Their final show was originally meant to take place in Copenhagen’s Royal Arena in May 2025 but further dates were later added, and thus they wrapped up their career at the Roundhouse. Advertisement The show featured a plethora of major songs from throughout their discography, with the final song they played live as a band being the popular ‘Comforting Sounds’. The producer Rich Costey – who has mixed a host of huge albums including Foo Fighters’ ‘Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace’, Sam Fender’s ‘Hypersonic Missiles’ (which he also produced), My Chemical Romance’s ‘Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge’ and various albums by Muse – was in attendance. Writing on Instagram paying tribute to the band, who he had also worked with, he said: “A very special and bittersweet evening at The Roundhouse in London as Danish band Mew play their final show with singer Jonas Bjerre. A long time ago I was brought in to produce them – my first major label production- because they were fans… Read More →

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Robyn announces 2026 ‘Sexistential’ arena tour for UK, Europe, North America and Australia

Robyn has shared details of a 2026 ‘Sexistential’ arena tour, which will see her perform across the UK, Europe, North America and Australia. The new dates come on the heels of the Swedish pop icon announcing the new album ‘Sexistential’ – her ninth studio album and first since 2018’s ‘Honey’. Advertisement Announced today (Friday February 6), these are Robyn’s first major tour dates since 2019, and feature some of her biggest ever headline shows, including a night at The O2 in London, and three nights at the Avicii Arena in her Stockholm hometown. Dates kick off in Ireland on June 24, and continue with stops in Glasgow, Manchester and more, before heading over to Europe at the end of the month. US tour dates start in September with a night at The Anthem in Washington D.C., and include further shows in Brooklyn, Chicago, and more. A one-off slot at the C2C Festival in Italy is scheduled for October 30, before Robyn wraps up dates with an Australian run of the tour in November. A stacked line-up of special guest openers has also been announced, and include Erika de Casier, Smerz, Saya Gray, Romy, Nourished By Time, Peaches, Grace Ives, Lykke… Read More →

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LEGO and Netflix team up for ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ collaboration

LEGO is bringing KPop Demon Hunters to brick form with a new collaboration between the Danish toy giants and Netflix – check out the teaser here. Fans will be able to recreate some of the most well-known scenes from the hit animated movie, and there are more sets planned for 2027 already. Advertisement The first LEGO KPop Demon Hunters set will focus on Derpy, the supernatural tiger who first appears from the underworld as Saja Boys leader Jinu’s pet but soon becomes a companion for Huntr/x leader Rumi, too. In the teaser, he can be seen knocking over a flowerpot. It’s so far unknown whether the LEGO KPop Demon Hunters universe will use minidolls, minifigures, or a combination of the two – though Huntr/x did appear as minifigures in LEGO Fortnite. On social media, the news received a mixed reception. LEGO enthusiast and web personality Tiago Catarino wrote, “It’s gonna be golden!!” while another said, “Love this. We need a LEGO couch for Derpy.” Others, however, weren’t so impressed. One user commented, “Another waste of a theme,” while one more simply said, “Ew.” Recommended This isn’t the first time LEGO and Netflix have teamed up. Previously, they’ve worked on Stranger Things and… Read More →

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Finneas hits back at critics of sister Billie Eilish’s anti-ICE Grammys speech: “We can literally see your names in the Epstein files”

Finneas has hit back at those who have criticised Billie Eilish for her anti-ICE speech at the 2026 Grammys, saying: “We can literally see your names in the Epstein files”. Eilish called out the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at last weekend’s awards ceremony, when she accepted the award for Song Of The Year with the ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ track, ‘Wildflower’. Advertisement “Fuck ICE,” she said, wearing a pin that also read “ICE OUT”. “As grateful as I feel, I honestly don’t feel like I need to say anything but that no one is illegal on stolen land,” she added. “It’s really hard to know what to say and what to do right now, and I feel really hopeful in this room. “I feel like we just need to keep fighting and speaking up and protesting, and our voices really do matter, and the people matter… and fuck ICE.” Her comments come as there has been widespread condemnation and protests against ICE in recent weeks – particularly as it has been connected with the deaths of at least eight people. [embedded content] Recommended Following the appearance at the Grammys, some have been quick to hit out at… Read More →

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Harry Styles announces “one night only” performance of new album at Manchester Co-Op Live Arena

Harry Styles had announced a “one night only” performance of his upcoming new album at Manchester Co-Op Live Arena – check out all the details below. Styles recently returned with new single ‘Aperture’, which features Wolf Alice’s Ellie Rowsell and was inspired by LCD Soundsystem. In a review of the new track, NME said it was “Styles as we’d not heard him before”. Advertisement It’s taken from his upcoming new album, ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’, which Styles will perform in full at the event in Manchester, which is set to take place on Friday March 6. Tickets for the show cost £20 and fans have been told “ticket requests” will begin this Friday, February 4, with “more details to follow.” Check out the post announcing the news here: The performance will arrive just a week after Styles performs at this year’s BRIT awards, which will see the prestigious awards head to Manchester for the first time where they will presented from the Co-op Live arena on Saturday February 28. Styles will be making his live TV performance debut for music from his new album at the show. The slot comes three years after he last performed on the BRIT… Read More →

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Record Store Day 2026: check out the full list of releases here

Artist Title Format 13th Floor Elevators We Are Not Live LP A High Frequency Summertime 12” a-ha Analogue 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition 2xLP Abbey Lincoln That’s Him LP Addis Rockers Warriors LP Adorable Sunshine Smile 12” Adorable Homeboy 12” Adrianne Lenker Live at Revolution Hall 3xLP Agustin Pereyra Lucena Ese Dia Va A Llegar 1LP Ahmad Jamal Live at Oil Can Harry’s LP Ahmad Jamal Live at the Jazz Showcase 2xLP Air Moon Safari – Live Theatre Herodes Atticus, Athènes LP Alabama 3 Woke Up This Morning Remixes- Gus Alt J/ Porij/ Steve Dub/Equalateral 12” Alabaster DePlume Dear Children of Our Children, I Knew / Cremisan LP Alannah Red Moon 7” Alcatrazz No Parole from Rock ‘N’ Roll 2xLP Alcatrazz No Parole from Rock ‘N’ Roll 2xCD Alfie Templeman Happiness in Liquid Form EP 12” Alien Sex Fiend Between Good and Evil 2xLP Alison Goldfrapp Flux (Deluxe) LP Allo Darlin’ Bits And Pieces LP Amble Hand Me Downs EP LP Amuzement Park Amuzement Park (Deluxe Edition) LP Amy Macdonald Can You Hear Me? The Remixes 12” Angel of Man RONIN: CYBERPUNK 2077 LP Annie Lennox Live In Central Park 2xLP Annie Ross, The Tony Kinsey Quintet Loguerhythms: Songs From The… Read More →

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David Byrne adds more UK and Ireland shows to summer 2026 ‘Who Is The Sky?’ world tour

David Byrne has added fresh UK and Ireland shows to his ‘Who Is The Sky?’ world tour – buy tickets here. READ MORE: David Byrne – “I have a little bit of hope. Not every day, but some days” The former Talking Heads frontman will now be heading to Dublin, Halifax, Edinburgh and Cardiff alongside his already announced headline slot at Latitude Festival in Suffolk in July. Tickets for the new shows go on general sale at 10am on Friday (February 6) – find tickets to those shows and the previously announced dates here. Advertisement Byrne toured Australia and New Zealand last month and is set for his first UK and European leg of the year across February and March, before heading to North America in the spring – including slots at both Coachella weekends. His European shows include a mix of headline gigs and festival slots, with the musician set to appear at the likes of Open’er Festival in Poland and Bilbao BBK Live in Spain. [embedded content] Byrne is touring his solo album, also titled ‘Who Is The Sky?’, which came out in September in collaboration with the New York City ensemble Ghost Train Orchestra. It’s his first studio… Read More →

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Photographer responds to Amyl & The Sniffers’ Amy Taylor “exploitation” lawsuit with restraining order petition

Los Angeles-based photographer Jamie Nelson has filed a civil harassment restraining order petition against Amyl & The Sniffers’ vocalist Amy Taylor. READ MORE: How Amyl and the Sniffers found their voice: “The world’s filled with junk. I don’t wanna be contributing to that” Per Blunt, the filing was made in the Los Angeles Superior Court on December 9 last year, with a temporary restraining order not being granted at the time. A hearing is scheduled for next Friday (February 13). Nelson described herself as the creator and sole copyright holder of a series of photographs of Taylor called ‘Champagne Problems’, as published in Vogue Portugal in July 2025. She said her work was used without permission after one of the images was publicly shared by a third party linked to Taylor, after which she issued cease-and-desist notices to all parties, including Taylor and Amyl & The Sniffers. In a statement given to Tone Deaf, Nelson said: “On December 4, 2025, after a third party related to Amy Taylor publicly posted one of my copyrighted images without my permission, I issued cease-and-desist notices to the third party, Amy Taylor, and Amyl and the Sniffers”. “On December 9, 2025, I sought court protection… Read More →

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Hayley Williams shares ‘The Making of ‘Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party” mini documentary

Hayley Williams has shared a 12-minute documentary about the making of ‘Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party’ – watch below. The Paramore frontwoman first shared her third solo album on her official website last July as surprise project named ‘Ego’, before releasing it onto streaming platforms the following month, with a physical release coming a few weeks later. Advertisement Yesterday (February 1), Williams shared a behind-the-scenes documentary film that shows fans the process of the making of the album. It shows Williams discussing the mixing of the songs with producers Daniel James and Jim-E Stack, laying down vocals and guitar parts in isolation, working through Chaka Khan-inspired basslines with James. It also shows the moment that multi-instrumentalist Steph Marziano suggests that ‘Parachute’ should include a percussive sound reminiscent of Radiohead’s ‘Reckoner’. Watch ‘The Making Of Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party’ here: [embedded content] Recommended The release marked Williams’ first new music since she became an independent artist when her record deal with Warner/Atlantic ended. NME gave the record a glowing five-star review, which read: “As with almost every era of Hayley Williams’ career, this new release has come with questions about the future of Paramore. The determined lyrics on the tender ‘I Won’t Quit On You’ should be all the reassurance worried fans need, but if that’s not enough, there’s plenty in this brilliant, swaggering new chapter to be excited about. These… Read More →

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Watch CMAT dance dressed as a hamster and joke about losing Mercury Prize to Sam Fender on ‘The Harry Hill Show’

CMAT has appeared as the latest guest in Harry Hill’s new podcast and Youtube show. Check out the episode below. The Harry Hill Show debuted online last month, with the first two episodes featuring fellow comedians Stewart Lee and Nish Kumar. This week, the large-collared comedy icon – a self-confessed “6 Music dad” – invited Irish singer-songwriter CMAT onto his parody talkshow. Advertisement Hill admitted that was “such a big fan” of CMAT’s latest album ‘Euro-Country’ having discovered her via her acclaimed Glastonbury 2025 performance. He even went as far as recording a tribute to her in Dublin last year by impersonating her on Instagram. At the time, CMAT (real name Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson) described the video as “the most important thing to have ever happened to me in my life”. On the new episode, she admitted it was “disrespectful” but flattering. [embedded content] Thompson went on to discuss being nominated for the 2025 Mercury Prize, admitting that she “would have had a better time” at the ceremony if she’d won and not lost to Sam Fender’s ‘People Watching‘. Joking about her friend Fender, CMAT described him as a “little guy, horrible really”. “I’ve got no time for him,” she… Read More →

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Kendrick Lamar cleans up at the Grammys 2026 – see the full list of winners

Kendrick Lamar was the big winner at the 2026 Grammy Awards, picking up a total of five trophies – see the complete list of winners below. Lamar had gone into the night leading the nominations with nine, and ran out with Record Of The Year for his SZA collaboration ‘Luther’, as well as all four rap-specific categories, thanks to his sixth album ‘GNX’. Advertisement His nine nominations had put him two places ahead of Lady Gaga, Jack Antonoff and producer Cirkut, who all sat on seven. Other major winners were Bad Bunny, who won Album Of The Year for ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’, Billie Eilish, who claimed Song Of The Year for ‘Wildflower’, and Olivia Dean, who won the prestigious Best New Artist prize. It was also a night of significant political protest, with Bad Bunny giving a fiery anti-ICE speech from the stage, and Eilish and Dean among the others to use the platform to speak out against the Trump administration. The 2026 Grammy nominations and winners so far are: Album of the YearBad Bunny – ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’ – WINNERJustin Bieber – ‘Swag’Sabrina Carpenter – ‘Man’s Best Friend’Clipse – ‘Let God Sort Em Out’Lady Gaga – ‘Mayhem’Kendrick Lamar – ‘GNX’Leon Thomas – ‘Mutt’Tyler, the Creator… Read More →

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Sprints share rocked-up cover of Le Tigre’s classic ‘Deceptacon’: “I’m not sure there’s a womxn in the world who plays guitar that hasn’t been inspired by Kathleen Hanna”

Sprints have shared a rocked-up cover of Le Tigre‘s ‘Deceptacon’ and gushed about the influence of Kathleen Hanna – check out their version below. READ MORE: Sprints – ‘All That Is Over’ review: a newly controlled version of the incendiary Dublin rockers Having risen to fame fronting the legendary punk band Bikini Kill – who spearheaded the riot grrrl movement with their incendiary lyrics and electrifying live performances – Hanna’s presence in the punk scene made it a safer and more inclusive space for women. Advertisement After their breakup, Hanna went on to front Le Tigre, whose 1999 self-titled debut contained punk classic ‘Deceptacon’, which the Dublin punk band have now reimagined ahead of their return to North America. Speaking about the significance of the track, vocalist Karla Chubb said: “I’m not sure there’s a woman in the world who plays guitar that hasn’t been inspired by Kathleen Hanna. ‘Deceptacon’ is a dance punk classic, a constant in the tour van, and a cover we used to throw into festival sets for fun. “What better way to mark our return to the States and honour our love of US Punk than to release our little rendition of ‘Deceptacon.’” [embedded content] On… Read More →

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Maynard James Keenan won’t sing certain Tool songs because “the words are just dumb” and “the lyrics don’t hold up under scrutiny”

Maynard James Keenan has said he does not want to sing some Tool songs as “the words are just dumb” and “don’t hold up to scrutiny”. The frontman appeared as a guest on Jackass star Steve-O’s podcast Wilde Ride! this week, and the host informed him that an AI search had described Tool’s music as “reverent”, causing Keenan to scoff. Advertisement “Yeah, I don’t know about that…reverence for fist fucking??” he responded, in a wry nod to the 1996 Tool classic ‘Stinkfist’. Keenan added: “There’s some old Tool songs that I don’t like playing them because I feel like I failed them. They’re popular songs, but I was trying to make a joke and it was a dumb joke, and I should’ve just moved on. I feel like the lyrics don’t hold up under scrutiny.” He referenced ‘4 Degrees’ from debut album ‘Undertow’, adding: “The way I wrote it… I was trying to fucking make a butt sex joke and it was dumb. The song’s beautiful, what those guys did musically is great and I think maybe the melody’s a good melody but the words are just dumb. I don’t know what the fuck I was thinking.” [embedded content] Tool have not released an album since 2019’s ‘Fear Inoculum’, but they did tour in late 2025, playing a host of live deep cuts, as well as a cover of Black Sabbath’s ‘Hand Of Doom’. Recommended Keenan… Read More →

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Watch Tom Morello rock Minneapolis ICE protest show with Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave and Woody Guthrie songs

Tom Morello drew on some big hitters from Rage Against The Machine and Audioslave as he led a raucous ICE protest show in Minneapolis. The lunchtime show went down at the city’s legendary First Avenue venue on Friday (January 30), which was headlined by an unannounced appearance from Bruce Springsteen, who gave a live debut to his new anti-ICE song ‘Streets Of Minneapolis’. Advertisement The show was billed as “a concert of solidarity and resistance to defend Minnesota”, in the wake of the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, who were both shot and killed by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in recent weeks. Widespread protests continue in the city, with local government calling for all ICE presence to leave. Morello joined the Boss for a guitar-shredding version of ‘The Ghost Of Tom Joad’ at the show, but not before he had set the crowd on fire with a set that drew from across his long career of protest music. “Brothers and sisters, thank you for welcoming us to the battle of Minneapolis,” he told the crowd. “Minneapolis is an inspiration to the entire nation. You have heroically stood up against ICE, stood up against Trump, stood up against this terrible rising tide of state terror. You have stood up for your neighbors and… Read More →

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Ice-T “just protesting” as he changes ‘Cop Killer’ lyrics to ‘ICE Killer’ with America “headed to some really ugly terrain”

Ice-T has elaborated on his reasons for changing the lyrics to ‘Cop Killer’ to ‘ICE Killer’ live recently. READ MORE: Body Count – ‘Carnivore’ review: as long as there’s injustice, there’ll be a need for Ice-T’s vital brand of hardcore Despite the current tensions around ICE in the US at the moment, the Body Count frontman first made the change to the lyrics of the 1992 hit during a show in Los Angeles in July. As he explained during an appearance on Entertainment Weekly’s The Breakfast Club podcast, the change was rather spontaneous. Advertisement “I have political things I think about,” Ice-T said. “Now when I did that, that didn’t happen just recently. It happened when we played in L.A. at the Warped Tour. When I was there, ICE was active out there. So it’s like, ‘I’m in the midst of ICE raids and stuff like that, and I’m in front of an L.A. audience, and it just came out’. I didn’t know I was gonna do it. “My brain just said, ‘Do “ICE Killer.”‘ And it went over.” The message has become even more significant following the deaths of at least eight people in connection to ICE since the beginning of 2026,… Read More →

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Hayley Williams launches new band Power Snatch with three new singles

Hayley Williams has launched a new band called Power Snatch and already dropped three new singles. Check them out below. The soloist and Paramore singer formed the band with frequent collaborator Daniel James, who also helped her write and produce tracks for her latest solo album, ‘Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party’. Advertisement They appeared on a joint show for Apple Music 1 to announce the project this week, and confirmed that a new single called ‘Assignment’ was available to check out now. However, since the announcement was made, fans have done some sleuthing and found that the new band’s Instagram page has been active since last summer, and posted a snippet of another new song all the way back in July. As well as that, those who searched for the newly-unveiled group on Bandcamp were surprised to find a third new single called ‘DMs’. Recommended For the latter, the two of them take on a melancholic, shoegaze-inspired sound, with Williams singing about an ex, backed by grungy, distorted guitars. “Where I should keep this memory, that version of me/ She was real but she was weak, weak in the knees,” she sings, building to the emotive chorus: “I remember… Read More →

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BRIT Awards 2026: Wolf Alice join line-up of performers

Wolf Alice have been confirmed as performing at the 2026 BRIT Awards, taking place next month. The ceremony this year will be held at the Co-op Live on Saturday February 28, marking the first time that the event has taken place in Manchester in its nearly 50 year history. Advertisement Olivia Dean – who is up for multiple awards on the night – was confirmed earlier this month as the first performer, and yesterday (Wednesday January 28) Harry Styles was also announced. For the soloist and former One Direction star, the slot comes three years after he last performed on the BRITs stage, and on the heels of him announcing new album ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’ with the lead single ‘Aperture’. Now, organisers have confirmed that Wolf Alice will also be performing on the night. The London band are nominated for three awards this year: Group of the Year, Alternative/Rock Act and Mastercard Album of the Year for their chart-topping fourth album ‘The Clearing’. The slot also comes following them performing an unforgettable set at Glastonbury last summer, and announcing a huge outdoor show at London’s Finsbury Park, where they will be joined by The Last Dinner Party,… Read More →

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Post Malone, Slash, Chad Smith, Lauryn Hill to lead all-star tributes to Ozzy Osbourne, D’Angelo and Roberta Flack at 2026 Grammys

Post Malone, Slash, Chad Smith, Lauryn Hill and more will be leading tributes to Ozzy Osbourne, D’Angelo and Roberta Flack at the Grammys this weekend. Set to take place on Sunday (February 1) at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, The Recording Academy announced that there will be special tribute performances held for the late artists on the night. Advertisement In honour of late heavy metal pioneer and Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne, Post Malone will join forces with Guns N’ Roses members Slash and Duff McKagan, and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith for a performance. They will also be joined on stage by renowned producer Andrew Watt, who worked with the Prince Of Darkness on his last two solo albums: 2020’s ‘Ordinary Man’ and 2022’s ‘Patient Number 9’. Osbourne died in his family home in Buckinghamshire following a heart attack last July, aged 76. Just over two weeks before his passing, he helped raise millions for children’s charities by playing his final-ever live show in his Birmingham hometown. The 2026 Grammys ceremony will also see Lauryn Hill take to the stage to honour neo-soul icon D’Angelo, who died in October after a battle with cancer, and R&B… Read More →