Alex Rigotti
Music Journalist at Freelance
Contributing Radar Editor at New Musical Express (NME)
contributing new music editor @NME, subeditor @digitalspy + more (they/them)
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Muse have been announced to headline Open’Er amidst huge plans for this year’s European summer festival season. READ MORE: Muse: “There’s gonna be a big shift. We’re dealing with a disruptive transition”The Polish festival, which is held annually in Gdynia at the Gdynia-Kosakowo Airport, shared the news today (May 1) on social media. So far, Linkin Park will be headlining the festival alongside their giant 2025 world tour, while Massive Attack and Nine Inch Nails will also take on headline duties.
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Motion Bristol has announced that it will be shutting its doors this July. The nightclub previously put out a call to seek support while announcing its lease was due to expire this July, “despite our heartfelt request for a lease extension and to purchase the property”. It added that it was left “facing immense uncertainty,” with manager Daniel Deeks telling the BBC that the closure of Motion would be “a huge loss to Bristol’s identity”.
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Sheryl Crow has said she dealt with an armed intruder who trespassed onto her property after she sold her Tesla. READ MORE: Soundtrack Of My Life: Sheryl CrowIn an interview with Variety, Crow opened up on the response to her video in February where she showed her Tesla being sold and towed away in protest against Elon Musk. Previously, she told the magazine, Crow has ruffled feathers by releasing her 1996 song ‘Love Is A Good Thing’, which criticised Walmart for stocking guns.
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Paramore‘s Hayley Williams has received a National Dance Institute Honour and teased a collaboration with Moses Sumney. READ MORE: Hayley Williams: “Women’s rage has been such a catalyst for beautiful things”The singer was the recipient of the award at the National Dance Institute’s annual gala, held Monday night (April 28) in New York.
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Lorde has spoken about how collaborating with Charli XCX influenced her upcoming album, ‘Virgin’. READ MORE: Lorde’s ‘What Was That’ takes us back to the dancefloor for another emotional, electric journeyThe New Zealand singer will drop her highly-anticipated record on June 27 via Republic, where it will be her latest album since 2021’s ‘Solar Power’. So far, Lorde has shared the nostalgic lead single ‘What Was That‘ in April.
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