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Rock Legend Frampton Strums On, Wrestling Myositis and Crafting New Album
Peter Frampton, a lauded figure in rock history, confronts the challenge of Inclusion Body Myositis with a pragmatic lens, continuing to wield positivity despite this muscle-weakening ailment.
Reengineering his guitar technique, he embraces life's complexities, having released his 19th studio album "Carry the Light" and inspired a documentary screened at Tribeca.
Frampton synthesizes his battle with reminders of ubiquitous struggles, emphasizing kindness in the tapestry of human interactions as he crafts his next album, deepening a creative journey with his son Julian.
Kraftwerk Celebrates 50 Years of 'Radio-Activity' with Dolby Atmos and Extended Tour
Kraftwerk presents a vivid reissue of 'Radio-Activity' to mark its 50th anniversary, breathing new life using the original 16-track master tapes for a richer soundscape. Founder Ralf Hütter collaborates with Fritz Hilpert, creating an evocative Dolby Atmos Mix.
The album drops on May 15 with a Blu-ray audio disc, an exclusive booklet, and a special vinyl edition. As demand skyrockets, Kraftwerk extends their UK and Ireland 'Multimedia' tour, blending performance and digital art in cities like Dublin and London.
Kraftwerk short-circuits demand, wires in two extra UK dates for 2026 tour
Interpolating their legacy like a vintage synth reconnected to fresh electricity, Kraftwerk expand their 2026 ‘Multimedia’ UK and Ireland tour with two extra dates, prompted by what their press release dryly clocks as “exceptional demand.” The duo extends their stop in Manchester with a second night at O2 Apollo and adds a late-night performance in London at Royal Albert Hall, following a 6pm show earlier that day.
The tour, their first in the region since 2017, unfolds across 15 cities beginning May 17 in Dublin and closing June 9 in Edinburgh.
