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Iconic London venue Brixton Academy to re-open with a series of “test events”

Set blasters for stun – it’s your last chance to grab 3 months of Disney+ with 75% off

“I know what’s like to be an unfeeling bitch bent on revenge so it came naturally to me”: Garbage’s Shirley Manson on the time she played a Terminator

“I said, We’ll learn it, and then he played it differently every time!” Roxy Music’s Phil Manzanera on the night Bob Dylan gave him the run around

“When we talk about progressive rock, the most important part of that is the ‘rock’”: Extreme’s Nuno Bettencourt on how Yes and Genesis delivered “simplexity”

“Eddie’s singing on it changed the feeling of the lyrics, it became more meaningful”: the inside story of Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell’s duet on Hunger Strike

“He was absolutely fearless… not caring about what was selling, not caring about what felt safe”: Corey Taylor on what David Bowie taught him as an artist

“It gives you a sense of pride. That’s your language you’re singing.” Meet Shepherds Reign, the fearless Samoan band putting Polynesian metal on the map

“My hair caught fire and my hearing was never the same again”: Relive the explosive moment Keith Moon blew up his drums on live TV

In 1971 Ringo Starr visited The BBC to show off a range of homeware he’d designed including a kinetic sculpture filled with liquid mercury

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