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Ex-Monkee Michael Nesmith to play first UK dates in over 30 years

Michael Nesmith, the former Monkee and country rock pioneer, is to play the UK for the first time in over 30 years. Nesmith, who left the Monkees in 1970, went on to release three albums with The First National Band between 1970 and 1971, which were later hailed as country rock classics.

Ryan Adams to release new ‘Live After Deaf’ boxset

Ryan Adams has revealed that he will be releasing a new boxset named Live After Deaf in the near future. Adams, who released his 13th studio album Ashes & Fire last year, posted an image on his official Facebook page yesterday (June 13) of what appears to be a vinyl box set, writing: "Live After Deaf. Friday. This will not be repressed."

The Stone Roses confirm all future shows

The Stone Roses have confirmed that all their summer shows will still go ahead as planned, despite frontman Ian Brown calling the band's drummer Reni a 'c**t' onstage in Amsterdam last night (June 12) - which you can watch below.

Ian Brown calls The Stone Roses’ drummer Reni a ‘c**t’ onstage in Amsterdam

The Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown called the band's drummer Reni a "c**t" onstage in Amsterdam at tonight's (June 12) gig at the Heineken Music Hall. After another comeback performance, Brown returned to the stage on his own after the band had played their main set to tell the audience "the drummer's gone home". It was anticipated that the band would play an encore of "I Am The Resurrection" - which they had played at both their shows in Barcelona last week.

No Direction Home 2012: The Dirty Three, Trembling Bells

Beneath Welbeck Abbey, an expansive estate in North Nottinghamshire thus far untouched by any sort of National Trust daytripping, there is a vast network of underground tunnels, wide and stretching for miles around the roots of Sherwood Forest. Somewhere down there, according to my mother, there’s even a ballroom that she visited for a dance the best part of 60 years ago.

Black Sabbath’s Ozzy Osbourne: “Download’s going to be great”

Ozzy Osbourne has spoken to NME ahead of Black Sabbath's headline slot at this weekend's Download Festival, promising their set will be "great". The reunited metal legends will headline the metal festival's main stage - which has been named the Jim Marshall Stage in honour of the amp pioneer, who passed away earlier this year - on Sunday (June 10), after sets from the likes of Megadeth and Soundgarden.
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