Davis is also expected to perform at tonight’s Yoshiki concert as well.
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Davis is also expected to perform at tonight’s Yoshiki concert as well.
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My Chemical Romance and Bring Me The Horizon have had big weeks in the UK Albums Chart, hitting new highs for two of their classic records, according to the Official Charts Company.

For MCR, it is No.02 for their 15th anniversary edition of ‘Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys’. It’s a new high for the record, with it previously hitting No.14 on its release back in 2010
The newly packaged record features the original tracklist fully remastered as well as nine bonus tracks. From ‘We Don’t Need Another Song About California’ to ‘Mastaa of Ravenkroft’, ‘Zero Percent’ to ‘F.T.W.W.W’, it’s the first time these tracks have been been available on both streaming and vinyl.
And it’s a record high for Bring Me The Horizon’s ‘Count Your Blessings’, with the newly re-recorded version ‘Repented’ hitting No.06. It comfortably beats where the original sat back in 2006, where it peaked at No.96.
The news follows on from the band playing the album in full at two very special shows in Manchester last weekend.
In the first ever issue of Rock Sound Rewind, a new magazine featuring classic Rock Sound features reprinted for the first time, we return to 2011 for an extended version of our interview with the My Chemical Romance, presented alongside some previously unseen photos.
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New York folk-rock ramblers the Felice Brothers started out busking in subway stations more than two decades ago, and now they’re getting their own tribute album. Brandy Schultz, Felice Brothers supporter and wife of Lumineers frontman Wesley Schultz, put the tribute LP together Felice County Fair, and it’s got Felice Brothers covers from people like Brandon Flowers, Dawes, Old Crow Medicine Show, Deer Tick, Nathaniel Rateliff, and Bebe Stockwell.
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An underappreciated cameo from ‘C-Note’.
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Moin Metalheads,
vergesst die Gegenwart – wir schicken euch auf eine Zeitreise zwischen rostige Postapokalypse und urigem Mittelalter!
Heute liefern wir Euch das komplette Brett für das Wasteland und das Wackinger Village, den Feuerwehrtruck. Auch in diesem Jahr wurde ein Programm zusammengezimmert, das Euch abseits der Hauptbühnen mit einer geballten Ladung Entertainment, rauchenden Motoren, klirrenden Klingen und echten Kult-Acts versorgt.
Wer den ultimativen, rotzigen Endzeit-Vibe sucht, biegt direkt ab ins Wasteland. Hier walzen die Wasteland Warriors mit ihrer brachialen Motorshow (Roaring Engines), dem staubigen Cardrive und spektakulären Feuershows über den Holy Ground. Wenn Diplomatie versagt, fliegen beim Cage Fight im stählernen Käfig die Fetzen. Musikalisch gibt es ordentlich auf die Zwölf: Die selbsternannten Rockstars der Apokalypse von Megabosch liefern den perfekten Soundtrack für das zügellose Leben nach dem großen Knall. Zum krönenden Abschluss wird der stählerne Krawall gegen absolute Flauschigkeit getauscht: Bei der legendären Plushy Party (open end!) gilt die eiserne Regel: Ohne Onesie kein Einlass!
Mitten im Wasteland wartet außerdem die Location Out of the Cage auf Euch. Hier teilen die besten Live-Entdeckungen des Undergrounds ordentlich aus: Freut Euch auf die tonnenschweren Stoner-Grooves von Godzilla in the Kitchen, den düster-cineastischen Dark Rock der Black Alley Sons und den ungezähmten Punk-Spirit von Dramatist. Außerdem mit dabei: Der tiefschwarze Dark Delta Rock von Van Tastik, die asymmetrischen Riffs von Mudfinger und die brachiale Live-Energie von Give Me Rain – Schweißausbruch garantiert!
Direkt nebenan beamt Euch das Wackinger Village zurück ins tiefste Mittelalter. Auf dem Wackinger Kampfplatz fliegen beim Showkampftraining und der rasanten Knight’s Show der Schule für mittelalterlichen Schwertschaukampf (SSK) die Funken. Wer selbst aktiv werden will, schmeißt sich beim rustikalen Bruchenballturnier in den Sand oder lernt beim Mittelalterlichen Tanzworkshop, wie man das Tanzbein schwingt. Abgerundet wird das Spektakel auf dem Platz durch den traditionellen Umzug der Lager, das faszinierende Feuervarieté sowie mystische Augenweiden wie den Tanzdrachen Walkact und die atemberaubende Dragons & Pois Show.
Um den Durst stilecht zu löschen, geht es weiter in den Wackinger Beergarden. Hier schallt feinste handgemachte Musik durch die Luft: Das virtuose Trio The Trouble Notes fusioniert Geige mit Progressive Rock, während das Bremer Ein-Mann-Überschallkommando Lutz Drenkwitz barfuß Gitarre, Kazoo und Schlagzeug gleichzeitig bedient. Tales of Nebelheym entführen Euch mit Steampunk-Folk auf ein musikalisches Geisterschiff, Barde Sintram erfüllt als wandelndes Musikwunsch-Radio Eure mittelalterlichen Songträume und Mac Cabe & Kanaka bringen mit brutaler Stimmgewalt ehrlichen Salzwassercharme direkt an Euren Biertisch.
Noch mehr Seefahrer-Romantik gefällig? An der Wackinger Port Church treiben die Piraten ihr Unwesen! Während Whizbow mit einer irisch-schottischen Folk-Sause die Taverne abreißt und skurrile Gestalten beim Wackinger Walkact Euren Weg kreuzen, entert Captain Ratcatcher’s Rattenbande das Gelände. Der kinderfreundliche, aber für Kaufleute furchterregende Piratenkapitän hat für den Metal-Nachwuchs ein ganz besonderes Special im Gepäck: Die Wacky-Island-Kids-Safe-Zone lädt die kleinen Freibeuter zum Goldabstauben und Abenteuern ein!
Für alle, die nach dem ganzen Trubel die Hüften kreisen lassen wollen, brennt am Feuerwehrtruck die Luft! Hier drehen die Herrschaften an den Reglern komplett durch. W:O:A-Gründer Holger Hübner bittet als DJ Hüby zur handverlesenen Audienz, das Ballroom DJ Team bringt den Hamburger Kiez-Vibe auf den Acker und der dänische Spontanitäts-Gott Kalle 4 World Leader zwingt Euch zum philosophischen Querdenken. Außerdem reißen Mandowar mit ihren winzigen Instrumenten die größten Metal-Klassiker ab, Kult-Legende Mambo Kurt orgelt um sein Leben, DJ Eric Hutchence liefert eine fette Live-Drum-Show, DJ Klaus Lipper knallt Euch kompromisslose Bretter um die Ohren und das Team von Beyond the Beat treibt Euren Puls endgültig in astronomische Höhen.
Euer
W:O:A Team
Der Beitrag Das Programm von Wasteland & Wackinger Village beim W:O:A 2026 erschien zuerst auf Live, laut, legendär!.
British blues-rock artist Joanne Shaw Taylor returns today with “Bad Boy,” the latest single from her forthcoming studio album The Trouble With Love, due October 23rd via Journeyman Records. A swaggering, emotionally charged rocker, the song explores the magnetic pull of relationships that are as destructive as they are impossible to resist, pairing Joanne’s unmistakable guitar work with one of her boldest lyrical performances to date.
“Bad Boy” captures the emotional whiplash of a relationship that’s impossible to walk away from until one day it isn’t. Joanne balances vulnerability with defiance as the song follows its narrator from heartbreak and frustration toward hard-won confidence, transforming a toxic romance into an empowering declaration of independence.
“Sometimes love is thrilling and destructive at the same time,” Joanne shares. “I wrote this song about those intense, complicated relationships.”
That emotional tension runs throughout the song. Lines like “Babe I’ve played the fool, but I won’t again” and “I came dressed to kill” reveal a narrator who has stopped waiting for someone else to change and instead takes control of her own story. Rather than dwelling on regret, “Bad Boy” becomes an anthem of resilience, confidence, and reclaiming your own power after a relationship has run its course.
“Bad Boy” continues the steady unveiling of The Trouble With Love, Joanne’s highly anticipated new studio album produced by Kevin Shirley. On the album, Joanne dives headfirst into the beautiful chaos of the human heart, blending blues, rock, soul, and Americana while exploring love in all its forms: the reckless kind that sweeps you off your feet, the quiet kind that steadies you, the kind that breaks you open, and the kind that puts you back together.
The new single follows a string of acclaimed releases that have each revealed a different chapter of the album’s emotional journey. The title track, “The Trouble With Love,” featuring Joe Bonamassa, explored the intoxicating highs and lows of romance, while “What Good Is My Love?” featuring Orianthi confronted the ache of love that isn’t returned. “Hell Or High Water” delivered a defiant message of perseverance and self-belief, “This Is Who I Am” reflected on acceptance and self-worth, and “Tired Of Being Right” chronicled the painful realization that sometimes love alone isn’t enough to save a relationship. Together, the songs point toward Joanne’s most emotionally expansive and musically adventurous album to date.
Produced by Kevin Shirley (Led Zeppelin, The Black Crowes, Aerosmith, Joe Bonamassa), The Trouble With Love builds on the artistic evolution that began with Black & Gold. Rather than telling a single story, the new album examines love from every angle through songs that move effortlessly between blues-rock, soul, Americana, and classic rock, making it Joanne’s most complete songwriting statement yet.
The release arrives as Joanne continues another busy year on the road. She is currently touring across the United States throughout the summer before launching her Fall 2026 tour across the Southwest, Mountain West, Pacific Northwest, and California. Known for her commanding stage presence, fiery guitar work, and emotionally immersive performances, Joanne continues to captivate audiences with a live show that blends new material from The Trouble With Love with fan favourites from across her acclaimed catalog. For more information and tickets, visit here.
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Grammy-nominated artist and 10-time Blues Music Award winner Danielle Nicole has released her new single, “Take Me Back,” featuring North Mississippi Allstars guitarist Luther Dickinson. The song is the latest preview of her forthcoming album, Fireflies, which will be released on August 28 via 40 Below Records.
Built around a swampy groove that blends blues, soul and Southern roots, “Take Me Back” reflects on Nicole’s upbringing in western Missouri. Joined by Dickinson’s unmistakable guitar work, the song revisits the back porches, railroad tracks and coal fires of her childhood while also paying tribute to her late brother and longtime bandmate, Kris. The recording also features Kris’ drum kit, adding another personal connection to the track.
“‘Take Me Back’ is about remembering where you come from,” says Nicole. “Those places, those people and those memories become part of who you are forever.”
Fireflies is Nicole’s fourth solo album and was recorded live to analog tape in Kansas City with producer Tony Braunagel, guitarist Brandon Miller and keyboardist Jim Pugh. The album explores themes of loss, resilience, empowerment and hope through a blend of blues, classic soul and Americana.
Written largely in the wake of her brother’s passing, Fireflies finds Nicole expanding her collaborative songwriting while remaining rooted in the music that first inspired her. The album balances deeply personal storytelling with groove-driven performances and features some of the strongest songwriting of her career.
“Take Me Back,” featuring Luther Dickinson, is available now. Fireflies will be released on August 28 via 40 Below Records.
TOUR DATES
July 18 – Alameda Hermanas – 27th Festival La Isla del Blues
July 19 – Madrid – Sala Villanos
July 21 – Brezoi – Camp Brezoi
July 23 – Keler, San Sebastian – Jazzaldia 2026
Aug. 4 – Rockford, IL – Anderson Japanese Gardens
Aug. 6 – Middlesboro, KY – Levitt Amp Middlesboro
Aug. 22 – Sacramento, CA – The Sofia
Aug. 23 – Livermore, CA – Almost Famous Wine
Aug. 25 – San Francisco, CA – Biscuits & Blues
Aug. 26 – Santa Cruz, CA – Moe’s Alley
Aug. 27 – West Hollywood, CA – The Peppermint Club
Aug. 28 – Phoenix, AZ – Rhythm Room
Aug. 29 – Phoenix, AZ – Rhythm Room
Aug. 30 – Tucson, AZ – 191 Toole
Sept. 2 – The Woodlands, TX – Dosey Doe Big Barn
Sept. 3 – Fort Worth, TX – Billy Bob’s Texas
Sept. 4 – Austin, TX – 04 Center
Sept. 5 – Tulsa, OK – Vanguard
Sept. 10 – Las Vegas, NV – Big Blues Bender 2026
Sept. 22 – Sellersville, PA – Sellersville Theater
Sept. 23 – New York, NY – Drom
Sept. 24 – Turners Falls, MA – Shea Theater Arts Center
Sept. 25 – Thomaston, ME – Watts Hall Community Arts
Sept. 26 – Old Saybrook, CT – The Kate
Sept. 27 – Boston, MA – City Winery Boston
Sept. 30 – Buffalo, NY – Sportsmen’s Tavern
Oct. 1 – Cleveland, OH – Music Box Supper Club
Oct. 15 – Columbia, MO – The Blue Note
Oct. 16 – Des Moines, IA – Wooly’s
Oct. 18 – Lincoln, NE – Bourbon Theatre
Nov. 3 – Leiden, Holland – Qbus Club
Nov. 4 – Verviers, France – Spirit of 66
Nov. 6 – Joldelund – Gerd’s Juke Joint
Nov. 7 – Rheine – Stadthalle Rheine
Nov. 8 – Weert – De Bosuil
Nov. 9 – Kassel – Theaterstübchen
Nov. 10 – Hamburg – Nica Jazz Club
Nov. 12 – Šumperk – House of Culture
Nov. 13 – Wien – Reigen Live
Nov. 14 – Budapest – Analog Music Hall
Nov. 16 – Salzburg – Rockhouse
Nov. 18 – Helmbrechts – Oberfränkisches Textilmuseum
Nov. 19 – Fulda – Kulturkeller
Nov. 20 – Oss – Groene Engel
Nov. 21 – Gaildorf – Eugen Haberlen OHG Brauerei
Nov. 22 – Alten – LSmusic
Nov. 27 – Wichita, KS – The Cotillion Ballroom
Nov. 28 – Kansas City, MO – Uptown Theater
Jan. 31 – Fort Lauderdale, FL – Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise 2027
Feb. 17 – London – 100 Club
Feb. 18 – Manchester – Manchester Academy
Feb. 19 – Glasgow – Oran Mor
Feb. 20 – Leeds – Brudenell Social Club
Feb. 21 – Newcastle upon Tyne – The Cluny
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The idea of a new Olivia Tremor Control was basically unthinkable, but it’s happening anyway. The lo-fi psychedelic pop band was a key driving force in Athens, Georgia’s Elephant 6 collective in the ’90s, but they only released two cult-beloved albums, 1996’s Dusk At Cubist Castle and 1999’s Black Foliage: Animation Music Volume One, before breaking up. Years later, the band got together to play reunion shows, and co-leaders Bill Doss and Will Cullen Hart both passed away — Doss in 2012, Hart in 2024. But Doss and Hart’s bandmates have finished work on the massive double album that the two of them started work on 20 years ago, and now it’s coming out.
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Posted on July 17th 2026, 5:34pm