Liam Gallagher has responded to reports of him and John Squire leaving Abbey Road Studios, describing the activity as too sensitive to discuss but calling it biblical.
Liam Gallagher was spotted exiting the iconic North London studio on May 6. He had earlier posted on X that he is a singer who sings songs. John Squire of the Stone Roses was also seen there the same day, following their 2024 album collaboration titled Liam Gallagher John Squire.
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Paul McCartney has spoken about the thrill of playing bass on a track for the Rolling Stones' upcoming album. The Beatles legend described the session for the song 'Covered In You' as a highlight. It marks his second contribution to a Stones record in recent years.
The London townhouse at 3 Savile Row where the Beatles recorded Let It Be will open next year as the band's first official museum. The seven-story site will feature a studio recreation, archival exhibits, and the rooftop of their final concert.
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Lewis Capaldi has discussed the influence of his friendships with Sam Fender and Grian Chatten on his creative process. The Scottish singer-songwriter said the pair motivated him to focus more on his songwriting. The comments came in a recent interview with Billboard.
Graham Coxon, guitarist for Blur and The Waeve, has announced the release of his previously unreleased 2011 album Castle Park alongside reissues of his early solo records. The album, produced by Ben Hillier, will launch on June 19 with lead single Billy Says. He will also play a one-off full-band solo show in London this November.
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The four original members of Black Sabbath have settled a legal dispute and regained ownership of their early demos recorded in 1969. Sharon Osbourne announced the resolution on The Osbournes podcast. The tapes, recorded when the band was known as Earth, will not be released without the band's approval.
Ronnie Wood shared details of a heartfelt guitar solo tribute to the late Brian Wilson during an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
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Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham released a campaign video on May 18 featuring Oasis's Some Might Say and Elbow's One Day Like This. The video supports his bid as the Labour candidate in the Makerfield by-election scheduled for June 18.