Ben Rogerson

2 days ago | msn.com | Ben Rogerson

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3 days ago | musicradar.com | Ben Rogerson

It’s been almost a month since Taylor Swift finally took ownership of the master recordings of her first six albums, and she’s now given her first live performance since - in her words - her “greatest dream” came true. This came not at a scheduled show, but as a surprise in her spiritual home of Nashville, where she moved in 2004 in a bid to break into the country music scene.

3 days ago | musicradar.com | Ben Rogerson

Today (25 June) is Global Beatles Day - who knew, right? - this being the date on which, in 1967, the Fab Four took part in the BBC’s Our World show and performed All You Need Is Love to an international audience, harnessing the power of four communications satellites.

3 days ago | flipboard.com | Ben Rogerson

“We had a room full of Nashville session players, and they said, ‘Paul, if we don't use your guitars on the tracks, we get fired’”: Why Paul Reed Smith isn't interested in chasing Fender or Gibson – but is focused on cementing PRS in historyPaul Reed Smith – the man behind PRS Guitars – is not only one of the greatest living guitar makers, but he has also etched his name into history …

4 days ago | musicradar.com | Ben Rogerson

A lot of the Glastonbury Festival headlines are taken by… well, the headliners, but, as regular visitors to Worthy Farm will tell you, a lot of the most interesting action is happening away from the Pyramid Stage and other big arenas. Take the Tree Stage, for example: established in 2024 as part of the Woodsies area, this is set to return for the 2025 festival, which kicks off tomorrow (25th June) and runs until Sunday.