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They’re currently out with Bring Me The Horizon & Motionless In White.

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Ed Sheeran began his Philadelphia show on Saturday night by apologizing for “mistakes” and saying he felt compelled to speak out about Gaza.

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She recently gushed over getting to work with Chino Moreno and her love of Deftones during a trip to Amoeba Music.

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Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill will not be on stage tonight (Monday, Sept. 21) at London’s Eventim Apollo after badly damaging a tendon in his left arm. Uriah Heep‘s Dave Rimmer will cover the low end for the night.

The band shared the news on social media earlier in the day, saying, “Ian has a badly damaged tendon in his left arm so unfortunately he won’t be able to play at our Hammersmith Apollo Eventim show on Monday 21st September….our good friend Davey Rimmer (Uriah Heep) will be playing with us so the show will go on.”

“Ian sends his grateful appreciation to our fans for your caring and understanding.”

Rimmer is no stranger to the Judas Priest camp. He plays alongside guitarist Richie Faulkner in Elegant Weapons, a group that also counts Ronnie Romero (Rainbow, MSG) on vocals and Christopher Williams (Accept) on drums.

Hill is the last original member standing in Priest, which formed in 1969. Singer Rob Halford came aboard in 1973, followed by guitarist Glenn Tipton in 1974. Halford exited in the early 1990s to front his own project before returning in 2003. Founding guitarist K.K. Downing departed in 2011, with Faulkner taking his spot.

Judas Priest opened its 2026 “Faithkeepers” world tour on July 25 at BOBfest in Germany. The 17-song set at SparkassenPark in Monchengladbach, Germany, brought back two 1970s cuts, “The Ripper” and “Delivering The Goods,” neither of which had been played live since 2019.

The European run arrived less than a year after Priest teamed with Alice Cooper last fall for a 22-city co-headlining trek across North America.

The band is still out promoting its 19th studio album, Invincible Shield, which landed at No. 18 on the Billboard 200. In the U.K., it entered at No. 2, held off only by Ariana Grande‘s Eternal Sunshine.

Invincible Shield became Judas Priest‘s fifth Top 10 album in the U.K., joining British Steel, Firepower, 2014’s Redeemer Of Souls (No. 6) and the 1979 live release Unleashed In The East (No. 10).

Elsewhere, Invincible Shield hit No. 1 in Germany, Finland, Sweden and Switzerland, and reached No. 5 in France, No. 8 in Italy and No. 16 in Australia.

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Early this year J McClendon, who formerly headed up the excellent, hyper-online emo band Glass Beach, released It’s Fine To Dream, her debut album under a new moniker, You Are An Angel. This past weekend, McClendon released two more songs left over from the It’s Fine To Dream sessions. They’re called “Candyglass” and “Baroque,” and had this to say about them:

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Baby in Tune’s Vered Benhorin isn’t just an infant (and toddler) whisperer. She’s also a postpartum mom whisperer.

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A Report from the First Two Days of the Festival in Alsóörs 26–30 August 2026 – Alsóörs, Pelso Camping A few years back, the Zorall Sörolimpia was forced to rebrand after pressure from the Hungarian Olympic Committee, and it’s been running as Tábor Festival ever since. The location, however, hasn’t changed: Alsóörs, right next to […]

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Toho Co., Ltd. announced a special 10th-anniversary version of “You Say Run,” a fan-favorite track from the anime My Hero Academia, composed by Yuki Hayashi and featuring German electronicore band Electric Callboy, which recently released their newest album, Tanzneid. The new version of the song was performed live at the My Hero Academia IN CONCERT stage in London on September 20, 2026, and will be released globally on September 22.

Known for hit songs such as “Hypa Hypa” and their Babymetal collaboration “RATATATA,” Electric Callboy’s Kevin Ratajczak and Nico Sallach connected with Hayashi, who envisioned English lyrics for the 10th-anniversary soundtrack. Toho’s music team sought international artists who could deliver powerful shouts and melodic vocals that match the high-energy worldview of My Hero Academia, leading to the Electric Callboy feature.

“We are beyond excited to have this opportunity to add our vocals to ‘You Say Run’,” said Ratajczak. “The melody of ‘You Say Run’ is so powerful and uplifting—we just absolutely love this song!” Sallach added, “Working on this track was pure fun, and it was a huge honor to collaborate on it. We can’t wait for everyone to hear it! We really hope you’re as excited for it as we are.”

The newly reimagined version featuring Electric Callboy combines the track’s original orchestral sound with Electric Callboy’s mix of EDM and pop hooks to create a fresh take on the fan-favorite composition ten years after the anime first premiered. “‘You Say Run,’ one of the signature tracks representing My Hero Academia, has been reborn with an unprecedented surge of energy by fusing with the incredible vocals of Electric Callboy,” said Hayashi. “I am deeply honored and thrilled to share this special sound born from the intersection of our shared energy.”

To celebrate the release, Bones Film unveiled an exclusive new illustration featuring Izuku Midoriya (“Deku“) performing a powerful “SMASH,” paying homage to the Season 1 original soundtrack cover. “I truly hope the song crosses borders and genres, reaches as many hearts as possible, and resonates passionately with everyone,” said Hayashi. “And while the track is absolute perfection, the cover art is top-tier too! Plus Ultra!”

Marking a decade since the anime’s debut, My Hero Academia remains one of the most successful anime franchises worldwide. Following the conclusion of Kohei Horikoshi’s manga in August 2024, after selling over 100 million copies globally, the series spans eight seasons, 170+1 episodes, and four feature films. This new version of the “You Say Run” collaboration is part of the ongoing My Hero Academia The Animation 10th Anniversary project, which continues throughout 2026 with additional announcements to be revealed on the 10th Anniversary Project Special Website.

The “You Say Run -10th Anniversary Ver.-” by Yuki Hayashi featuring Electric Callboy will be available to stream here and across major platforms on September 22, 2026.

About My Hero Academia

My Hero Academia is a Japanese anime series based on the popular comics by Kohei Horikoshi. It is set in a world where about 80% of the population has a superpowered Quirk. Heroes protect people and society from accidents, disasters, and villains—criminals who use their Quirks for evil. The story of Izuku Midoriya and his classmates at U.A. High School and their growth, fights, and friendship unfolds as they aim to become heroes. The anime series released its eighth and final season in Fall 2025.

About Electric Callboy

Formed in Germany in 2010, the band has grown into a global force, driven by genre-defying hits such as “Hypa Hypa,” “We Got The Moves,” and the collaboration with Babymetal, “RATATATA.” With a sound that straddles the line between pop and metalcore, they possess a unique appeal unlike any other band; they continue to evolve and generate massive excitement with their new album, Tanzneid.

About TOHO Co., Ltd.

TOHO Co., Ltd. is a leading Japanese entertainment company founded in 1932. Its four main business pillars are the cinema business, which includes production, distribution, and exhibition; the theatrical business, which includes production and exhibition; the anime business, which has been expanding globally in recent years; and the real estate business, which focuses on development in urban areas. TOHO’s worldwide acclaimed works include theatrical films such as the “Godzilla” series and “Seven Samurai” directed by Akira Kurosawa, and TV anime series such as My Hero Academia and Jujutsu Kaisen. These anime series are produced and distributed through the TOHO animation label and are delivered to a wide range of audiences around the world.

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