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Photo: Emmie AmericaGreen Day's gearing up to release their 14th album Saviors next month, and on Thursday (December 7), they gave fans another preview of what to expect with "Dilemma."The latest single is "personal" and heavy, as Billie Joe Armstrong sings about the pain caused by addiction struggles and mental illness. Speaking to Kerrang!, the frontman admitted this “was one of those songs that was kind of easy to write because it was so personal to me.

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Photo: Getty Images North AmericaFans of Stevie Nicks will have more opportunities to see her live this year. The Fleetwood Mac star announced more 2025 tour dates on Monday (June 16) after shows she was supposed to play with Billy Joel were cancelled last month due to him getting diagnosed with a brain disorder called Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus. In April, Nicks revealed she was working on her first album in 14 years.

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Zak Starkey hasn't shied away from how he felt when The Who fired him, re-hired him, then "retired" him. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the drummer revealed how his dad Ringo Starr supported him during the tumultuous time. "I’m very proud of him standing up for me,” Starkey said. When asked what his father thought of the ordeal, Starkey didn't sugarcoat things. “He said, ‘I’ve never liked the way that little man runs that band,’” referring to frontman Roger Daltrey.

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Noah Weiland celebrated Father's Day by covering "Slither," his dad Scott Weiland's biggest hit with his band Velvet Revolver. He shared an Instagram post about the song, revealing that he's also now a father. "HAPPY FATHERS DAY PAPA, NOW THAT I AM A FATHER JUST LIKE YOU (& REALIZE HOW HARD IT IS TO BE A GOOD PARENT), I DECIDED TO COVER ONE OF YOUR CLASSICS FOR YA," he captioned the post, which was sharing the song's music video.

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Photo: Getty Images North AmericaRod Stewart has been performing for 60 years, so you would think he knows a thing or two about keeping vocal chords healthy. While most singers keep their vocal chords loose with tea or hot water with lemon and honey, the iconic singer-songwriter's pre-show ritual is a bit less conventional. “I always have a little gargle before I go on: rum and Coke,” the 80-year-old divulged to Radio Times ahead of his Glastonbury set. “Been drinking that 40 years.