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Dutch singer Roxeanne Hazes is going on a theatre tour, which she says will take her out of her comfort zone. The announcement by De Telegraaf is drawing attention in the Netherlands, with fans reacting to the news that the artist will take on a more intimate and demanding stage format than her usual performances.
- 2Unheard John Coltrane recordings surface via Frank Tiberi tapesβPreviously unheard recordings of John Coltrane, captured by Frank Tiberi
Previously unheard recordings of saxophonist John Coltrane, captured by saxophonist Frank Tiberi, are being released by Impulse Records as part of celebrations marking the Coltrane centenary. The so-called Tiberi Tapes offer listeners new material from one of jazz's most influential figures, decades after his death in 1967.
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Artist Jean Shin has created an anti-war camouflage work, reported by Hyperallergic. The piece reframes camouflage, a symbol of the military, into an art statement against war. Details of the work, its materials, and where it is being shown remain limited in the coverage available, but the story has drawn attention in art and defense-adjacent circles.
- 4Finnish cartoonist sells zine with early access to cartoonsβI know you just want to ge into my pantries. If you like my stuff, want to see next months cartoons in advance, and woul
A Finnish cartoonist is inviting readers to buy a self-published zine, offering supporters the chance to see next month's cartoons in advance and help sustain the work. The pitch leans on humor about people wanting into the artist's 'pantries,' and links to an online storefront selling the first volume of the single-panel comic collection.
- 5Eric Church to Tour Australia for the First Time in 2027βEric Church Is Bringing His Live Show to Australia for the First Time in 2027
Country star Eric Church has announced he will bring his live show to Australia for the first time in 2027. The news marks a milestone for the singer-songwriter, who has toured extensively in the United States but never performed for Australian audiences. Fans in the region are expected to watch for dates and venues as details are released.
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The artist behind the song 'Love Me' has publicly demanded that Donald Trump stop using the track at his events, according to a New York Times report. The dispute adds to a long pattern of musicians objecting to Trump's use of their music on the campaign trail, and the artist's demand is drawing attention across political and entertainment circles.