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February 2025
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- February 5
- February 4
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- Footage of Bill Murray singing Bob Dylan has gone viral and it's fair to say Timothée Chalamet won't be losing any sleep
- Beabadoobee lines up North American headline shows around her Coachella and Bonnaroo festival performances
- Order your limited edition Steven Wilson x Prog bundle – featuring a coloured vinyl version of The Overview and a signed art print!
- Hawkwind announce new studio album There Is No Space For Us
- Solstice storm the Prog Magazine Readers' Poll and announce new studio album Clann
- Even Spotify is getting in on the Spiritbox jokes, calling Courtney LaPlante ‘Poppy’ on its Kickass Metal playlist
- "The goal is world domination." Spiritbox are on the cover of Metal Hammer as one of the most exciting bands in modern metal prepare to unleash Tsunami Sea
- Steven Wilson's return to the prog fold features on the front cover of the new issue of Prog Magazine, which is on sale now!
- Arctangent 2025 announces headliners Wardruna and Tesseract, adds over 50 bands to the lineup
- Celebrating 50 years of Iron Maiden with exclusive all-new interviews - only in the new issue of Classic Rock
- "Sh*t happens, and you just have to move through it": The Black Keys announce first US tour since cancelling last US tour
- February 3
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- "This is one of my favourite songs in the whole world": Watch Steven Tyler return to the stage with Nuno Bettencourt and Mick Fleetwood
- “Support your local artists, support your local bands”: Watch Gojira accept the Grammy Award For Best Metal Performance that they’ve deserved for many, many years
- Rick Wakeman announces The Return Of The Caped Crusader Pt 2 tour dates for October
- “I am...really happy to be here.” Watch the cringe-inducing moment an interviewer mistakes Spiritbox singer Courtney LaPlante for Poppy on the Grammys red carpet - and Courtney's classy response
- AC/DC announce return to Europe with Power Up ⚡️ 2025 dates
- Gojira, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and St. Vincent win the rock and metal prizes at the Grammys
- "It got bad because it just turned into this weird dark thing. It became cloak and dagger shit": Toto's Steve Lukather on how cocaine took over Los Angeles in the 1980s
