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Lonnie Holley – Tonky

It’s still early in 2025, but “Seeds”, the opening track from Lonnie Holley’s fifth studio album Tonky, might be one of the most powerful and affecting pieces of music you’ll hear all year. Across its nine minutes, the 75-year-old artist and musician tells the tale of his formative years at the Alabama Industrial School for Negro Children, a juvenile correctional facility that was run in conditions not far off those of a slave plantation. THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW Advertisement Over a minimalist pulse that gently builds in intensity, accruing layers of twinkling synth, strings and choral chants, Holley remembers it all. Picking cotton in the endless rolling fields. The savage beatings that left his bed sheets stained with blood. That feeling of being all alone in the world. The music is as rousing and beautiful as the lyrical content is unconscionable, unbearable. Then, right at the moment the music peaks and slowly begins to fade, Holley pauses to reflect: “Oh I wish that I could rob my memory,” he intones. “I’d be like Midas, and turn… Read More →

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Looking back into the future

In partnership with Marshall Advertisement Gen And The Degenerates Gig of the year? There was a show in Penn’s Peak, Pennsylvania, that was in this Western-style theatre that was all wood on the inside, so it looked like some line-dancing club or something. It was on top of a mountain, the crowd was drunk and rowdy, and at one point during a song, Gen made a full sprint across the venue through the crowd, with venue security in pursuit. Fun. Best LP of 2024? Foxing continue to be one of the best and most underrated bands on the planet, and the new Fontaines DC album is unreal. Advertisement Tell us about your own best track from 2024? There is one song we’ve been playing live a lot, that says fuck it to the idea of basing your self-image on what people want from you. That resonates with us a lot. The title is taken from an essay by Eve Babitz, “I Used to Be Charming”, and it’s sonically riffing on stuff like Squeeze, Blondie, B-52s, Talking Heads. King Nun Best LP of 2024? No Name by Jack White. Just listen to it. What music did you rediscover in 2024? Cosmo’s… Read More →

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Shack announce first tour since 2007

Shack have announced their first tour dates since 2007. Reuniting Michael and John Head, with original bassist Pete Wilkinson, they are due to play four shows beginning with an opening homecoming date at the Liverpool Olympia. Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW The band will also be joined by The Coral‘s Ian Skelly, replacing original drummer Iain Templeton, who died in December 2022. “Iain was a massive part of Shack,” explains John Head. “I didn’t ever think that this could happen because Iain was no longer around. His contribution was enormous and he was one of us. It’s still a massive thing him not being here. He remains irreplaceable, but we have someone on board now in Ian (Skelly), who will do an amazing job and is a huge fan of what Iain did with Shack himself.” Advertisement Nathaniel Cummings, a member and co-songwriter in Michael Head’s Red Elastic Band, will complete the 2025 version of Shack. The confirmed, upcoming Shack 2025 live dates are: Fri 25 April – Liverpool Olympia – SOLD OUTThu 1 May – Glasgow, St. Luke’s Fri 2 May… Read More →

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Stevie Wonder to play BST Hyde Park

Stevie Wonder is the final headliner for this year’s American Express presents BST Hyde Park series. THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW Joining previous announced headliners – including Neil Young (July 11), Olivia Rodrigo (June 27) and Jeff Lynne’s ELO (July 13) – Wonder tops the bill in Hyde Park on Saturday July, 12 as part of his LOVE, LIGHT & SONG UK 2025 performances. Wonder previously headlined BST Hyde Park in 2016 and 1019. Tickets go on general sale at 10am GMT on Friday, March 21. Click here for more details. Tickets: Amex Presale Tickets® begins 10am GMT on Monday, March 17, ends 10am GMT on Wednesday, March 19 Artist Fanclub – 10am GMT Wednesday, March 19 General On Sale – 10am GMT on Friday, March 21

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Out now! The Ultimate Music Guide: Pink Floyd, Definitive Edition

When Nick Mason speaks about his relationship with Pink Floyd these days, he does so in terms of circularity. As the latter-day custodian (some might say saviour of) the reputation of Pink Floyd, it is he that that has managed to remind the world that before the huge-selling albums, the heavy concepts, and the sales records, there was a band setting out without a destination in mind: simply setting the course for something new. Advertisement It needed saying. For a band regarded with so much affection by so many millions of people, it’s been sad to note that the relationship between its surviving principal members has been so fragile, and often so hostile. After a surprising rapprochement brokered by Bob Geldof for the Live 8 charity event in 2005, in which the classic 1970s line-up of the group reformed and played for a cordial half hour, the group has been (to risk a Roger Waters-style analogy) in danger of winning the war, but losing the peace. As you’ll read in this 172-page updated Definitive Edition, the group managed to hold it together to work on a massive, long-awaited box set of their breakthrough works with and post-Syd Barrett (The Early… Read More →

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Hear “Burning Moonlight”, from Marianne Faithfull’s posthumous EP

A four track EP of new music by Marianne Faithfull is to be released posthumously on April 12 for Record Store Day. Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW Released initially as a limited-edition vinyl EP, Burning Moonlight will be available worldwide as a digital EP on June 6. You can hear the title track below. The four new recordings are inspired by, and have their creative roots in, Faithfull’s first two albums released simultaneously 60 years ago on April 15, 1965. The EP’s executive producer Andrew Batt explains; “It was so unusual to start your career this way, so we decided to bring the music full circle. One side of the EP would be inspired by her debut pop LP Marianne Faithfull while the flip would honour her folk roots on Come My Way.” Advertisement Side 1 is a tribute to Marianne’s pop past and opens with the poignant “Burning Moonlight”, which is released today. This moving ballad of resilience and acceptance was inspired by the opening line of her debut single “As Tears Go by’ (“It is the evening of the day”)… Read More →

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Giving you The Chills

When The Chills’ songwriter and sole constant Martin Phillipps died in July 2024, he left behind a last testament. His band’s eighth and final album, Spring Board: The Early Unrecorded Songs, comprises fresh takes on demo tapes from the ’80s and ’90s. “These were things that he was supposed to record back in the day, but never got around to because he had so much material,” explains Todd Knudson, The Chills’ drummer since 1999. “He was not very well and struggling a bit, but I think he knew that with all the damage he’d done to himself, he only had a certain amount of time and he wanted to complete things. He was a bit of a completist anyway. And this album brings him full circle.” Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW Formed in 1980 in Dunedin, New Zealand, The Chills led a local scene that helped define indie-rock. Phillipps refreshed ‘60s verities by mixing melancholy sensitivity with dark lyrical twists, punk idiosyncrasy and aggression, his compatriot Neil Finn noting (in 2019 documentary The Chills: The Triumph… Read More →

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The Tubs – Cotton Crown

In 2014, Owen Williams’ mother, the writer and musician Charlotte Greig, took her own life while suffering from cancer. At the wake, a stranger told Williams he should write a song for his mum. It took Williams more than a decade to find the right words. “Well, whoever the hell you are, I’m sorry, I guess this is it,” he sings on “Strange”, the bruising final song on The Tubs’ superb second album, Cotton Crown. Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW “Strange” is one of those songs that could be a short story or poem but is given added potency when set to music. Everything that makes The Tubs interesting can be found in the song – the addictive jangle of the music, the sheen of darkness behind the melody and the lyrical concision of Williams, who writes a song about writing a song that is exorcism, confession and accusation all at once. It’s difficult to imagine having to confront such a personal subject in such a public manner, but that, after all, is what art is… Read More →

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Panda Bear – Sinister Grift

The claim that Animal Collective changed the shape of experimental indie pop, not just for however long a trend’s shelf-life was in the noughties, but permanently, is hard to deny: 17 years on from their Strawberry Jam crossover, their influence endures in myriad disparate forms from Mermaid Chunky to Sun Araw and UMO. You might imagine that membership of a band so significant and distinctive would involve at least some wrestling on the part of the four individuals who maintain parallel careers, but the parent band-solo artist dynamic seems to be a mutually supportive, multiway street. Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW Noah Lennox’s latest as Panda Bear is clear evidence of these long-standing friendships with benefits. Recorded at his home studio in Lisbon and co-produced by Josh Dibb aka AnCo’s Deakin, Sinister Grift also features David Portner (Avery Tare, returning a guest favour from last year’s “Vampire Tongues”) and Brian Weitz (Geologist, credited with “sounds”), though it’s demonstrably a solo album – Lennox plays guitar, bass, drums/percussion, synth and piano. Sadness and reflection have always marked… Read More →

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What’s “HALO” by Peg Luke all about? Find hope now!

Peg Luke shares a new single, “HALO“, which combines spiritual and emotional depth. The Grammy and Emmy-nominated vocalist pushes classical and spiritual music in new directions. From the very first notes, “HALO” surrounds listeners with a heavenly sound. Its gentle melody carries a strong message: finding light in life’s darkest moments. Peg Luke‘s lyrics express divine love while honoring the memories of those we’ve lost. Her voice balances fragility and strength, showing a deep longing for guidance and connection. She sings, “You’re my Halo, You’re my light when I think I’ve lost my way,” with genuine emotion. The word “halo” has two meanings here. Traditionally, it represents protection, but for Luke, it symbolizes the emotional impact of losing loved ones. Luke draws on her struggles to add realness to “HALO”. After facing serious health challenges, including a life-changing autoimmune diagnosis three years ago, she remains dedicated to inspiring others through her music. Her resilience shines through every song, offering hope and comfort to those dealing with their challenges. Peg Luke‘s career is remarkable. She has performed at famous venues like Carnegie Hall and London’s Cadogan Hall and transitioned from classical music to spiritually-themed songs. She connects deeply with her audience… Read More →

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Hear Matt Berninger’s new track, “Bonnet Of Pins”

Matt Berninger has announced details of a new solo album, Get Sunk. The National frontman’s second solo album, following 2020’s Serpentine Prison, it will be released by Book/Concord Records on May 30. You can pre-order the album here. Advertisement You can hear “Bonnet Of Pins” from Get Sunk below. THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW Beringer worked on the album with engineer and co-writer, Sean O’Brien, in Silverlake, California. Advertisement Guests on Get Sunk include Meg Duffy (Hand Habits), Julia Laws (Ronboy), Kyle Resnick (The National, Beirut), Garret Lang, Sterling Laws, Booker T Jones, Harrison Whitford, Mike Brewer and The Walkmen’s Walter Martin and Paul Maroon. [embedded content] Tracklisting for Get Sunk is: Inland OceanNo LoveBonnet of PinsFrozen OrangesBreaking Into Acting (feat. Hand Habits)Nowhere SpecialLittle by LittleJunkSilver Jeep (feat. Ronboy)Times of Difficulty Berninger will also tour the album, including End Of The Road festival. May 19 – Seattle, WA – The ShowboxMay 20 – San Francisco, CA – Bimbo’s 365 ClubMay 21 – Los Angeles, CA – Palace TheatreMay 23 – Minneapolis, MN – First AvenueMay 24 –… Read More →

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Gillian Welch & David Rawlings announce UK and Ireland tour

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings have announced a UK and Ireland tour in support of their recent album Woodland, Uncut’s #2 album of 2024. THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW The duo will play the following six dates in October – their first UK headline tour since 2011 and their only European shows of 2025: Weds 22 Oct DUBLIN Vicar StreetThur 23 Oct DUBLIN Vicar StreetSat 25 Oct MANCHESTER O2 ApolloSun 26 Oct LONDON PalladiumMon 27 Oct LONDON PalladiumWeds 29 Oct GLASGOW Royal Concert Hall Tickets go on-sale Friday (March 14) at 10am from here.

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The Damned: “In those days, songs tended to spill out”

From Uncut’s March 2022 issue [Take 298]. The making of “Neat Neat Neat” by The Damned… Advertisement “It’s pretty simple, really,” explains Brian James, The Damned guitarist and composer of their classic 45 “Neat Neat Neat”. “It’s a rock’n’roll song.” Kicking off with a corrupted Eddie Cochran bass twang, The Damned’s second single throws together bursts of thrilling guitar riffage over an addictively stuttering rhythm, a coolly impenetrable lyric and a chorus that lands like three swift rabbit punches. The result is a supercharged blast of punked-up garage rock. “Neat Neat Neat” was recorded live in a room once used by British fascist Oswald Mosley, squeezed between a terraced house and a garage, fuelled by cheap cider, copious ciggies and a surfeit of hostile energy. “There’s nothing posh about it,” says Captain Sensible, who played bass on the record. “It’s rough and raw. It was made in this dingy room with four fairly aggressive people shouting at each other! That’s why it sounds the way it does.” The Damned had formed in 1976. In October, five weeks before the Sex Pistols’ “Anarchy In The UK”, they released their debut, “New Rose”, the first British punk single. Shortly afterwards they joined the Pistols, The Clash and… Read More →

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BRODIE’s Club Chaos to Confessions: Stream the Double Drop Now!

BRODIE ‘s new double drop features two songs that take listeners on a journey from the excitement of the club to the quiet moments of introspection. “Took Off in a Mercedes” and “Thursday (Worst Way)” showcase his ability to shift from energetic beats to emotional honesty. “Took Off in a Mercedes” is a high-energy track that gets everyone dancing. From the first beat, the song creates a lively atmosphere that drives the energy forward. With the line “There’s a party downstairs going on,” BRODIE immediately pulls the audience into the excitement of the night. The lyrics capture a night filled with music and freedom, highlighting the joy of the moment. The production is lively and impactful, making it a great fit for unforgettable nights. This song contrasts sharply with his earlier track “Now That I Miss You,” which focused more on deep emotions. On the other hand, “Thursday (Worst Way)” explores deeper thoughts and feelings. The song opens with the line “Like, why didn’t I sleep on Thursday?” This line leads into a more serious look at uncertainty and confusion. BRODIE shares his struggles, admitting he often “says things the worst way.” The lyrics are honest and reveal vulnerabilities that… Read More →

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The Damned’s Brian James has died aged 70

Brian James, founding guitarist with The Damned, has died aged 70. Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW The news was broken yesterday (March 6, 2025) via Jones’ official Facebook page. Jones’ wrote the UK’s first punk single, “New Rose“, for The Damned, going on to be main songwriter on their debut album Damned Damned Damned and its follow up, Music for Pleasure. Advertisement After leaving The Damned, Jones formed the short-lived Tanz Der Youth, before teaming up with Stiv Bators from The Dead Boys for The Lords Of The New Church. Following three studio albums with Lords Of The New Church, Jones went on to form The Dripping Lips and the Brian James Gang. He also played with Iggy Pop, the Saints and in the Racketeers alongside Wayne Kramer, Clem Burke, Stewart Copeland and Duff McKagen. James returned to his Damned material in 2013, touring the UK with former bandmate Rat Scabies and re-recording Damned songs for his album, Damned If I Do. In 2022, James reunited with Scabies, Captain Sensible and Dave Vanian for live dates… Read More →

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Pink Floyd: “It’s very evocative and emotional…”

From Uncut’s November 2014 issue [Take 210]. The inside story of the Floyd’s studio swansong, The Endless River… Advertisement On an afternoon in mid-August, Astoria – the houseboat studio owned by David Gilmour – seems deceptively quiet. Moored at the end of a sloping garden along a quiet stretch of the River Thames, Gilmour’s handsome Edwardian vessel is usually shut up during the summer holidays. But not, it transpires, this year. On closer inspection, signs of activity become apparent. In a large conservatory at the top of the riverside garden, coffee mugs and a small frying pan are stacked in a sink ready for washing up, while a spaniel lolls on a wicker-framed sofa, content in a warm patch of sunlight. Meanwhile, the boat itself – nearly a victim of the floods that hit this stretch of the Thames earlier in the year – is open for business. There are lights on in the elegant, mahogany-panelled cabins. The windows are open out across the river, and a breeze gently ruffles the thick curtains in the control room itself, set back at the stern of the boat. This is where Pink Floyd worked on A Momentary Lapse Of Reason and The… Read More →

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The New York Dolls: “We were kind of lost souls”

From Uncut’s June 2004 issue [Take 85]. The lurid, unexpurgated saga of The New York Dolls, as told to Uncut by the band themselves… Advertisement November 4, 1972. The New York Dolls are backstage at Liverpool stadium, preparing for one of their most prestigious gigs of this, their first UK tour. It is barely six months since their public debut, yet here they are about to open for no less a rock luminary than Lou Reed. The group that Melody Maker hailed as “the best rock ‘n’ roll band in the world” before they’d signed a deal or recorded a note. Ten minutes before showtime and the Dolls’ adrenalin is pumping hard. Exploding with nervous energy, their delight at being invited to support Reed is countered by the expectation that they will soon upstage him. If Lou is the established doyen of Neil York’s art-rock Max’s Kansas City crowd, then the Dolls are its underground enfants terrible. “We were a threat,” confirms bassist Arthur Kane, speaking to Uncut in February 2004. “We were about to blow him off the fuckin’ stage.” Unfortunately, they never got the chance. For reasons he will never explain, Reed dispatches a lackey to deliver the… Read More →

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Neil Young announces Coastal album and film

Neil Young has confirmed details of Coastal, the album and tour documentary recorded during Young’s 2023 solo tour of the same time. THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW The documentary, filmed by Daryl Hannah, will screen in cinemas worldwide on one night only on April 17. You can find more information here. Meanwhile, the 11-track album Coastal: The Soundtrack features Youngon guitars, piano and harmonica and is released the following day, onApril 18,via Reprise. Coastal: The Soundtrack will be released on vinyl, CD and digital formats, and is now available to pre-order here. Tracklisting for Coastal: The Soundtrack is: Side One‘I’m The Ocean’‘Comes A Time’‘Love Earth’‘Prime of Life’‘Throw Your Hatred Down’ Side Two‘Vampire Blues’‘When I Hold You In My Arms’‘Expecting To Fly’‘Song X’‘I Am A Child’‘Don’t Forget Love’ Young and his new band the chrome hearts have also recently announced a world tour and also a headline slot at this year’s BST Presents Hyde Park. Young has also revealed that the tour will start with a free concert in Ukraine, though exact details have yet to be confirmed.

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Fugazi: in on the film maker

While watching old Fugazi concert videos on YouTube one evening, Jeff Krulik had a brainwave. “There was a lot of footage online shot by fans, and I was reminded how powerful Fugazi were as a live entity,” he says. “I had the idea of stringing this footage together to recreate the concert experience.” The result became We Are Fugazi From Washington DC, a unique “non-documentary” that celebrates the band’s close relationship with their audience. Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW As the idea took shape, Krulik – co-creator of classic 1986 short Heavy Metal Parking Lot – put together a team that included writer Joe Gross and editor Joseph Pattisall. Fugazi founder Ian MacKaye gave his blessing and suggested the focus should be on the fans rather than the band, whose story had already been told in Jem Cohen’s 1999 documentary Instrument. “Ian loved the idea but didn’t want to make it about the band as much as the people that took the cameras to the show on their own initiative,” explains Krulik. “He pointed out some… Read More →

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The Beta Band reunite

The Beta Band have announced details of a UK and North American tour. The shows will feature the Steve Mason (guitar / vocals), Richard Greentree (bass), John Maclean (samples / keyboard) and Robin Jones (drums). Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW A deluxe vinyl reissue of The Three E.P.’s is also due via Because Music on July 11 via Because Music. The tour will be the first time the band have played together since they broke up in 2004. Advertisement In a statement, the band said: “The Beta Band, as everyone knows, is an institution, like Bedlam, or the RSPCA, and as such has its own indelible stain on the bedsheet of Western culture. It was the great John Noakes who said ‘you have to shake it out at least once every couple of decades, if you want to know what the moths did’. So with both those facts in mind, we realise the time has come to show the wall the Luminol, kill the lights and hit the UV.” September 25 – Barrowland – GLASGOWSeptember 27… Read More →

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Watch R.E.M. reunite to play “Pretty Persuasion”

The four original members of R.E.M. reunited on Thursday, February 27 and Friday, February 28 to perform “Pretty Persuasion” at the 400 Watt club in their hometown of Athens, Georgia. Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, Mike Mills and Bill Berry took to the stage during two Athens dates on Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy‘s current tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of the band’s Fables Of The Reconstruction album. When Shannon and Narducy played the 40 Watt last year, as part of their Murmur tour, all four members of R.E.M. shared the stage at one point. This year, however, they all appeared on stage together, for “Pretty Persuasion“. “This is a special place where dreams come true,” said Shannon. Advertisement The band members also appeared separately or in other configurations at various points during both shows – including “Wendell Gee” (Berry), a cover of Wire‘s “Strange” (Mills), a cover of Pylon’s “Crazy” (Mills) “Find The River” (Mills), “1,000,000” (Mills), “Sitting Still” (Buck, Mills), “Harborcoat” (Buck, Mills), “Second Guessing” (Buck, Mills, Berry), “Cuyahoga” (Buck,… Read More →