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27-05-2025
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Mk.gee, the Beaches, Wet Leg, MJ Lenderman to Headline Rolling Stone's Rock & Roll Tour
Hey hey, my my: the Beaches, Wet Leg, and MJ Lenderman will headline Rolling Stone Presents: Gather No Moss, a rock & roll tour stopping in four major cities this summer. The showcase will kick off on July 26 at the Fillmore in Denver, with leading the bill. Next stop will be Chicago on Aug. 29, with the Beaches playing the Salt Shed. Wet Leg will headline the Nashville show, taking place at Marathon Music Works on Sept. 23. Finally, Lenderman will close out the tour in New York, taking the stage at Brooklyn's Kings Theatre on Oct. 16. More from Rolling Stone Rilo Kiley Sound Better Than Ever at First Concert Since 2008 Wet Leg Will Lather Up North America in 'Moisturizer' on New Tour Phish Are Playing the Hollywood Bowl: Here's Where to Get Last-Minute Spring Tour Tickets Online New Jersey musician released his critically-acclaimed debut, Two Star & the Dream Police, last year. Canadian rock band the Beaches will drop their third album, No Hard Feelings, on Aug. 29, the same day they play the showcase. Isle of Wight duo Wet Leg, who broke through in 2022, recently announced their new album, moisturizer. Lenderman, who also plays guitar in the Asheville indie rock band Wednesday, has been consistently touring in support of his excellent 2024 solo album, Manning Fireworks. Full lineups for each stop will be announced in the coming weeks, featuring acts that reflect each historic city. Presale tickets will be available on Thursday, May 15, at 10 a.m. local time, while general tickets go on sale the following day (Friday, May 16), also at 10 a.m. local time. Rolling Stone Presents: Gather No Moss Tour Stops July 26 — Denver, CO @ The Fillmore with (TICKETS)Aug. 29 — Chicago, IL @ The Salt Shed with the Beaches (TICKETS)Sept. 23 — Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music Works with Wet Leg (TICKETS)Oct. 16 — New York, NY @ Kings Theatre with MJ Lenderman (TICKETS) Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
Yahoo
14-03-2025
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Justin Bieber Admits He Feels ‘Unqualified and Unequipped' in Candid Post Amid Concerns About His Health
Not even five Diamond certifications, two Grammy awards, and a nearly two-decade long career can keep Justin Bieber's imposter syndrome at bay. In a candid Instagram Story post, the musician opened up about feeling 'unqualified and unequipped most days.' 'People told me my whole life 'wow Justin u deserve that' and I personally have always felt unworthy. Like I was a fraud,' Bieber wrote. 'Like when people told me I deserve something. It made me feel sneaky like damn if only they knew my thoughts. How judgemental I am, how selfish I really am. They wouldn't be saying this.' More from Rolling Stone Justin Bieber's Rep Addresses False and 'Harmful' Rumors of Drug Use Justin Bieber, Steve Carell Set for Benefit Hockey Game for L.A. Wildfire Relief Watch Justin Bieber Join Don Toliver for 'Private Landing' in Los Angeles The post was set to an audio titled 'Sneaky Sneaky' and continued: 'I say all this to say. If you feel sneaky welcome to the club. I definitely feel unequipped and unqualified most days.' The post follows weeks of speculation and concerns from fans about Bieber's well-being. In February, representatives for both Bieber and his wife, Hailey Bieber, called comments on his mental and physical health 'exhausting and pitiful and shows that despite the obvious truth, people are committed to keeping negative, salacious, harmful narratives alive.' The pair welcomed their first child, Jack Blues Bieber, in 2024. The statement noted that Bieber recently 'ended several close friendships and business relationships that no longer served him' and has been working on new music. His most recent album, Justice, arrived in March 2021. Last year, revealed he had been in the studio with Bieber. 'He's searching,' the singer-songwriter said. 'Anything that comes out of his mouth: That's pop music. You can really do pretty wild stuff behind that, just because it represents something.' Bieber's recent statement builds on concerns he previously expressed about his complicated relationship with success and his career. 'There's all these opinions. And in this industry, you've got people that unfortunately prey on people's insecurities and use that to their benefit. And so when that happens, obviously that makes you angry,' he told GQ in 2021. 'And then you're this young angry person who had these big dreams, and then the world just jades you and makes you into this person that you don't want to be. And then you wake up one day and your relationships are fucked up and you're unhappy and you have all this success in the world, but you're just like: Well, what is this worth if I'm still feeling empty inside?' Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
