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<p>Emily Armstrong is now taking some of Chester Bennington’s original parts on older songs on tour<em> </em></p>

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Linkin Park’s entire legacy is under threat

Emily Armstrong’s induction into the nu-metal band has been rocked by controversy over her previous support of now-convicted rapist Danny Masterson – for which she has since apologised. While the criticism is valid, Mark Beaumont writes, Armstrong should be allowed to admit and learn from her mistake without lifelong censure

<p>Bob Dylan and The Band perform at The Hollywood Sportatorium in Pembroke Pines, Florida on 19 January 1974</p>

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Bob Dylan was washed up – then one electrifying tour saved his career

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Angie McMahon: ‘I was in the graveyard and realised, “Oh, I’m gay”’

<p>‘Trump would drastically change the character of our country – it’s scary that it’s this close’ </p>

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John Legend: ‘It was risky for Taylor Swift to speak about politics’

Interviews

<p>Hannah Reid: ‘I used to tie myself up in knots over the art that I would make. Now I don’t’ </p>

London Grammar: ‘I worried motherhood would change me as an artist’

<p>Fat Dog are the latest band to burst out of the south London post-punk scene</p>

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Fat Dog: ‘Fans have tattoos of us now. My mum said they’re not well’

<p>‘The more successful I became in acting, the less I wanted to do it, as it was taking me further away from music’ </p>

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LL Cool J: ‘I was hanging with the most dangerous people in New York’

<p>Corinne Bailey Rae: ‘I’m used to making records about my internal world: my experiences, relationships, stories I had or had heard. But this felt quite obscure'</p>

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Corinne Bailey Rae: ‘Lily Allen started a campaign against me’

Music Box

Boston trio Tiny Habits perform ‘Wishes’ for Music Box session

The Mysterines perform ‘The Last Dance’ for Music Box

Rita Ora performs new single ‘Ask And You Shall Receive’

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Rachel Chinouriri: ‘I’m a Black girl making indie music’

<p>Motley blue: the band have a formidable live reputation </p>

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Blue Bendy’s Arthur Nolan: ‘I see a lot of myself in Kendall Roy’

<p>‘When I think about Madonna, Lady Gaga, Janet Jackson, Britney and Gwen Stefani, I think my album has the same fundamental pop cues that those albums have had,’ says 29-year-old pop star Amaarae </p>

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Pop star Amaarae: ‘African artists are all lumped under one umbrella’

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<p>Long in lilac: the triple-threat’s newest release clocks in at 18 tracks </p>

Suki Waterhouse plays it cool on Memoir of a Sparklemuffin

<p>David Gilmour in a portrait taken for his new album ‘Luck and Strange’ </p>

David Gilmour’s new album Luck and Strange explores love and mortality

Live music

<p>Chappell Roan scored a UK No 1 last year with ‘Good Luck, Babe!’ </p>

Chappell Roan’s live show offers maximalist splendour fit for stadiums

<p>Florence and the Machine celebrates the 15th anniversary of her debut album ‘Lungs’ at the Proms</p>

Florence and the Machine’s debut Lungs gets the orchestra treatment

Farewell to Oasis, Marrakech’s one-of-a-kind electronic music festival

<p>Irish artist CMAT was one of the highlights at End of the Road 2024</p>

EOTR closes festival season with an eccentric, brilliant lineup

Retrospectives

<p>Manc motor mouths: Oasis (from left, Paul McGuigan, Noel Gallagher, Tony McCarroll, Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs and Liam Gallagher) commandeer a Jaguar XJ6 for a November 1993 shoot</p>

‘Cabbaged beyond belief’: 30 years of Oasis’s Definitely Maybe

<p>Bloc party: ‘It was probably the only place in the world that was actually playing us back in them days,’ says Maiden bassist Steve Harris</p>

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Iron Maiden’s 1984 World Slavery tour behind the Iron Curtain

<p>Two young music fans hitch a lift home from Woodstock Music and Arts Fair, August 1969</p>

Woodstock revisited: whatever happened to the hippie dream?

<p>There has been much speculation that Manson’s rejection by the music industry sparked his murderous plans</p>

The dark musical legacy left by evil mass murderer Charles Manson

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