Magnet Magazine — 50 years ago today, David Bowie released David Live. Philly dog. Read our review of the essential Bowie boxed set from this era: The post David Bowie Released “David Live” 50 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy 75th birthday James Williamson (Stooges). Lucky monkey. Read our interview with Jim Jarmusch and Iggy Pop about Jarmusch’s Stooges doc Gimme Danger: The post Happy 75th Birthday James Williamson (Stooges) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac, John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers). Man of the world. The post Happy Birthday Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac, John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Antimusic Rock — Godsmack have just revealed that they will be spreading their 'Voodoo' across Europe next spring more info

Stereogum — Bruce Springsteen wants to set the record straight. A few months ago, Forbes estimated that the Boss has a net worth of $1.1 billion. In a new interview with the Telegraph , he said that’s not true. more info

Stereogum — Charli XCX recently capped off Brat summer with Brat and it’s completely different but also still brat , a track-by-track remix album. It’s absolutely worth listening to in full, but some highlights include: Ariana Grande on “Sympathy Is A Knife,” the Japanese House on “Apple,” Julian Casablancas on “Mean Girls,” and certainly not least, Bon Iver’s revamped “I Think About It All The Time.” That last one is a song Charli initially wrote after her close friend had a baby, and she found herself trying to decide if she wanted a little infant XCX of her own. That theme also appears in Bonnie Raitt’s 1989 song “Nick Of Time,” which Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon cleverly sampled for his remix. more info

Antimusic Rock — Concert For Carolina,' led by Luke Combs, Eric Church, Billy Strings and James Taylor, has raised $24,513,185 more info

Stereogum — If you scored tickets to one of the Oasis reunion shows in the UK or Ireland, you might want to check and make sure those tickets are still good. When Oasis announced their long-rumored reunion tour, there was a predictable mad rush for tickets, and Ticketmaster’s website had the predictable problems that it has when tickets for any big tour go on sale. At the time, Oasis announced that fans would only be able to buy tickets through Ticketmaster or through Twickets, its resale partner. Those resold tickets were only allowed to be resold at face value. But in the ticket rush, many Oasis tickets still appeared on various reseller websites at inflated prices, and now promoters Live Nation and SJM are going to cancel those tickets. more info