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Lola Young Cancels Festival Performance After Collapsing on Stage — REUTERS / pwu404
Music · New York

Lola Young Cancels Festival Performance After Collapsing on Stage

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Lola Young canceled her "All Things Go" performance in Washington, D.C., Sunday following her collapse onstage Saturday. She also canceled a Friday performance.See the Story
Billy Idol, The Cars’ Elliot Easton to play Above Ground benefit concert
Wildfires · California

Billy Idol, The Cars’ Elliot Easton to play Above Ground benefit concert

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Artwork for Above Ground 4/(courtesy of Above Ground) Billy Idol and The Cars guitarist Elliot Easton are among the artists set to perform at the Above Ground benefit concert on Oct. 26 at The Fonda Theatre in Hollywood, California. Other artists confirmed for this year’s show include Idol guitarist Steve Stevens, Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor, Moby, Extreme guitarist Nuno Bettencourt, and former Foo Fighters and current Nine Inch Nails drummer…See the Story
New Found Glory Describe Forthcoming Album 'LISTEN UP!' as Anthemic and Hopeful

New Found Glory Describe Forthcoming Album 'LISTEN UP!' as Anthemic and Hopeful

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Legacy pop-punk band New Found Glory have announced their 11th album, LISTEN UP!, marking their first full-length offering in almost six years. The album is due on February 20, 2026, and the band has released the first single “Laugh It Off.” This new album comes from a place of reflection for the members of New Found Glory, as they focus on “how lucky” they’ve been in the past 28 years since they formed. There’s a bit of nostalgia on the new rec…See the Story

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