musicSunday, September 13, 2026
Today's music news is a grab bag: a major artist's orchestral farewell, a K-pop health scare, and a deep dive into the Mellotron's legacy. The through-line is a mix of the personal and the technical, from Dacus's intimate Hollywood Bowl plans to the machinery behind rock's greatest hits.
Two stories about artists and their audiences, one a planned farewell, the other an unexpected absence.
Dacus is closing out her 'Forever Is a Feeling' era with a full orchestral set at the Bowl, a format she admits might be 'weird.' That's a deliberate, ambitious way to cap an album cycle, and worth watching for how the continuous, no-break structure lands live.
Haewon's last-minute withdrawal from Music Bank in Barcelona is a reminder of how tightly packed K-pop schedules are. JYP's confirmation of health issues just hours before showtime points to the physical toll these tours take, and fans will be watching for updates on her recovery.
From the Mellotron's strange history to the synths spotted in a sci-fi film, today's tech stories are about the gear that shapes sound.
A video tour of the world's most comprehensive Mellotron collection is a treat for gear nerds, tracing the instrument from The Beatles to King Crimson. It's a reminder that some of rock's most iconic sounds came from a machine that was notoriously unreliable, yet irreplaceable.
Spotting a TR-909 and a CR-5000 in a mainstream film like Project Hail Mary is a fun easter egg for synth enthusiasts. It also shows how deeply electronic drum machines have permeated pop culture, even in non-musical contexts.
FB3, Clew, Wasser: Free Plugins of the Weekwww.gearnews.com
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The “very peculiar” misconception people had about Black Sabbath, according to Tony Iommifaroutmagazine.co.uk
The classic 1994 Beastie Boys song salvaged just two weeks before the album launchfaroutmagazine.co.uk
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Boogie and twist to the oldies but goodies your lolo and lola grew up dancing to
“China Needs Stability With India”: Ex-Government Adviser To NDTV On Xi-PM Modi Meetwww.cinaradio.com
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to India is his first in seven years, at a time when ties between the two countries have been strained by the bor...
Tata Sons To Go For Public Listing After RBI Rejects Application: Reportwww.cinaradio.com
The Reserve Bank has rejected Tata Sons' application to surrender its core investment company registration, killing the Tata Group holding company's a...
Jake Soberlak – I’m In Troublewww.bluesblastmagazine.com
Jake Soberlak – I’m In Trouble Self-release 9 songs – 34 minutes Jake Soberlak is a 17 year old singer, guitarist and harmonica player from Kamloops, British Columbia and I’m In Trouble is his debut release. Recorded at Afterlife Studios in Vancouver with producer and drummer Leo
2000s #1 Picture Clickwww.sporcle.com
A perfect score deserves celebration -- perhaps in the club.
Kelly Clarkson's dramatic hair transformation leaves fans speechlesswww.hellomagazine.com
Kelly Clarkson surprised fans with a tousled bob at a private Atlanta concert, prompting comparisons with her look two decades ago. See photos.
1975 Rock Song, Recorded in Munich, Is Still a Powerful Hit 51 Years Laterparade.com
Electric Light Orchestra’s “Evil Woman” still shows why Jeff Lynne became one of classic rock’s most distinctive songwriters and producers.
September Girl Group Brand Reputation Rankings: RESCENE Holds Top Spot as BLACKPINK Surgestechnosports.co.in
The Korean Business Research Institute has released its latest brand reputation rankings for girl groups, and while there’s a familiar name at number one, the real story this month is how close the race at the top has become. Based on data collected between August 13 and Septembe
TransUnion launching credit score overhaul – here’s what’s changinggreatyorkshireradio.co.uk
The credit agency will soon begin to roll out an expanded scoring system ranging from 0 to 999 – up from 710 currently. The lowest rating of “very poor” is also being replaced with “very low”, with borrowers rated up to the top “excellent” marker. Alongside the updated range, Tra
Eagle holds first talks with Thames Water chiefs amid bailout crisisgreatyorkshireradio.co.uk
Sky News has learnt that Ms Eagle met Sir Adrian Montague, Thames Water’s chairman, and Chris Weston, chief executive, on Wednesday even as the company continues to teeter on the brink of collapse. A Whitehall source said the meeting between the minister and the company was princ
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