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Ella Langley‘s teaming up with HARDY on her new song, “Never Met Anyone Like You.” 

The “wait in the truck” hitmaker not only sings on the track, he co-wrote it as well. 

“This isn’t a love song,” Ella warned on her socials, along with what seems to be a sneak peak at its music video.

“This is one of my favorite songs I’ve been a part of in a really long time,” HARDY says. “I love the craft of songwriting, so anytime that we get to have a twist at the end of the song, it’s my favorite thing in the world.”

“It was a write that wasn’t even supposed to happen, which is a beautiful thing — we were caught off guard by our own creativity,” he adds. “Everybody in the room crushed it that day. I can’t wait to see people‘s reactions because I really do think it’s one of the coolest songs I’ve been a part of.”

“Never Met Anyone Like You” is the first new music from Ella since 2024’s still hungover.

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Eric Clapton, Sting and Graham Nash are among the artists set to appear on the upcoming album from singer/songwriter Stephen Bishop.

Bishop, best known for such songs as “On and On” and “It Might Be You,” just announced he’ll release his 20th and final album, THIMK, on Aug. 15. Other guests on the release include Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, Art Garfunkel, Christopher Cross, and America’s Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell.

“After five decades of recording music and performing, I figured it was time to close this chapter of my music career,” Bishop shares. “THIMK — my 20th and final album — is a celebration of friendship, legacy, and all the people who’ve been part of this long, wonderful ride.”

He adds, “I’ve developed a bit of arthritis in my hands over the past few years, so I wanted to give this last album everything I had while I still could. I’m proud of it — and grateful for the chance to spend my life doing what I love.”

Sting and Clapton are featured on the just-released track “Now That I’ve Hit the Big Time,” a tribute to Bishop’s mother. Sting contributes vocals to the tune, while Clapton adds guitar. It is available now via digital outlets.

THIMK will be released digitally, and on CD and custom colored vinyl. Physical copies will come with two bonus songs not available on streaming platforms. The album is available for preorder now.

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Yungblud is once again #1 in his home country.

The English rocker’s latest effort, Idols, debuts on top of the U.K.’s Official Albums Chart, marking the third time he’s done that in his career.

Yungblud’s previous #1 albums across the pond include his 2020 sophomore record, Weird!, and his 2022 self-titled release.

Idols is the first part of a planned double album. It includes the single “Lovesick Lullaby” and the nine-minute opus “Hello Heaven, Hello.”

Yungblud will launch a U.S. tour in August.

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Roger Waters is sharing another tease of the upcoming theatrical release of his concert film, This Is Not a Drill – Live from Prague the Movie.

The rocker has released a performance clip of “Is This the Life We Really Want?,” the title track of his 2017 solo album.

The concert was recorded during the Pink Floyd rocker’s May 25, 2023, show at O2 Arena in the Czech Republic. The show was part of Waters’ “first ever Farewell Tour” and featured performances of songs like Pink Floyd’s “Us & Them,” “Comfortably Numb” and “Wish You Were Here,” as well as Waters’ solo material.

This Is Not a Drill – Live from Prague the Movie is coming to theaters on July 23 and July 27, with tickets on sale now at RogerWaters.film.

Music from the film will be released on Aug. 1 in a variety of formats: four-LP, two-CD, DVD, Blu-Ray and digital audio. It is available for preorder now.

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Alabama native Ella Langley will be part of the party the night before the Auburn Tigers take on the A&M Aggies in College Station, Texas. 

She’s just one of the artists booked to play Live at the Station on Sept. 26 at Hearne Municipal Airport in nearby Hearne, Texas. 

The third annual event will also feature Corey Kent, Zach Top, Kolby Cooper, Bottomland and Andy Buckner.

Tickets are on sale now via AtTheStationFest.com.

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Two years after he was forced to cut his set short, Lewis Capaldi returned to the U.K.’s Glastonbury Festival on Friday.

Lewis was heavily rumored to be the surprise artist on the festival lineup, so it wasn’t a complete shock when he took to the event’s main Pyramid Stage on Friday night. According to the BBC, he told the crowd, “Glastonbury, it’s so good to be back. I’m not going to say much up here today because if I did I might start crying.”

Prior to performing his final song, his #1 hit “Someone You Loved,” Lewis said, “I couldn’t sing this song two years ago. I might struggle to finish it today for different reasons. My name is Lewis Capaldi and I’m f***** back, baby.”

The Scottish singer, who has Tourette’s syndrome, lost his voice and started to experience tics while singing that song in 2023. The crowd stepped in to finish it for him; after that, he announced he was taking a break to get his “physical and mental health in order.”

“It’s just a short set today but I just wanted to come and finish what I couldn’t finish first time around,” he said Friday, according to the BBC. “Second time’s a charm on this one, everybody.”

Lewis sang seven songs during his set, including the new track “Survive,” which he released at midnight Thursday. The BBC reports that he told the crowd, “The last two years haven’t been the best for me. It’s been difficult at times. I wanted to write a song that was about overcoming that stuff. This has been my goal, to get back here, doing this.”

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The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus has premiered a new single called “Slipping Through (No Kings).”

The track reflects the demonstrations in Los Angeles, where frontman Ronnie Winter lives, protesting against the raids conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

“My neighbors are disappearing,” Winter says. “Families are being torn apart. And our community has reached a breaking point.”

“These aren’t strangers, they’re our friends, our loved ones,” he continues. “They’re not immigrants to us, they’re neighbors. And like Jesus said, ‘Love thy neighbor.’ That’s what this song is about.”

You can listen to “Slipping Through (No Kings)” now via digital outlets and watch its accompanying video on YouTube.

Winter previously posted a video on Instagram in which he told Donald Trump supporters not to come to Red Jumpsuit Apparatus shows.

“If you voted for Donald Trump, do not come to my shows, ever, not just these four years,” Winter said. “Don’t come to my shows, because you’re gonna hear a lot of woke propaganda, and you’re gonna hear the actual words of Jesus. You’re gonna see a lot of acceptance from all areas of life and races, and you’re just gonna see a lot of harmony. That’s not what you’re about.”

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Iron Maiden celebrates their 50th anniversary in 2025, and in that half-century, the metal icons have never played Glastonbury. If that never changes, that’s fine by frontman Bruce Dickinson.

“I always said I’d turn Glastonbury down if we were ever invited,” Dickinson tells the U.K.’s The i Paper.

He adds, “I don’t want to go play in front of Gwyneth Paltrow and a perfume-infested yurt.”

While we can’t speak to the Iron Man star’s current festival-going plans, she has attended Glastonbury in the past to watch her ex-husband, Chris Martin, perform with Coldplay.

As for the alleged perfume infestation, we imagine that’s not the worst thing you could smell at a festival that’s notorious for its mud.

Nevertheless, it seems Maiden is happy to keep on trucking and playing for their dedicated fanbase — and for what they hope is a reasonable price — as they continue their current Run for Your Lives world tour.

“It’s not just about making money,” Dickinson says. “We want s***loads of people to come and see us. I’m amazed at the prices that some people are prepared to pay to see some legacy acts.”

Meanwhile, Glastonbury 2025 is currently underway. It features headliners The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo.

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The White Stripes‘ Get Behind Me Satan song “Red Rain” now has a video.

The clip premieres in conjunction with the 20th anniversary reissue of Get Behind Me Satan, which was released as a double-LP Friday. It features action figure versions of Jack White and Meg White created by the toy company Super7.

You can watch the “Red Rain” video on YouTube and order your own White Stripes action figures now via Super7.com.

Get Behind Me Satan, the fifth White Stripes album, was originally released in June 2005. It also includes the single “Blue Orchid.”

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