Punk wasn’t just noise — it was liberation. Stephen Palmer’s A History of Punk – Punk & Pistolry dives deep into the raw fury and creative spark of ’76–’77. Music-News.com is giving away 3 copies of this new book packed with interviews, rare photos, and stories from the scene. Enter before 30 November 2025.
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The Police wrote anthems that defined a generation, but now the biggest hit might be happening in a courtroom. Sting faces a lawsuit from Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland over missing royalties for “Every Breath You Take.”
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Rock icon Lenny Kravitz returns to The Bahamas for the 2025 Culinary & Arts Festival at Baha Mar, blending world-class music, chefs, and island vibes into one unforgettable weekend.
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Dua Lipa’s Levitating just blasted into the YouTube billion-views club. Static Live Magazine celebrates the milestone with sarcasm, admiration, and a birthday shoutout to the pop queen.
When you have Miley Cyrus on the mic and still manage to blow it, that’s not “crossed wires” — that’s one of the biggest fumbles of the year. Calvin Harris says “my bad,” but for fans, that doesn’t cut it.
Drake’s latest single just hit No. 1—again. While Billboard celebrates his 42nd chart-topper, we can’t help but call out the industry’s number-crunching circus. Catchy hooks aside, is Drake really making history, or just playing the system?
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Eddie Van Halen’s 1982 Kramer guitar isn’t just an instrument—it’s a time machine to the golden age of rock. This axe is about to make auction history, proving that Eddie’s legacy will shred on forever.
From the Super Bowl to the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Snoop Dogg’s latest gig is proof the Aussies know a living legend when they see one. Here’s why this year’s AFL Grand Final is going to be off the chain — plus a look at past performers who brought U.S. music swagger down under.
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