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Jessie Js Tough 2025: A Journey of Resilience and Emotional Honesty In this episode, singer Jessie J opens up about her challenging 2025, marked by a breast cancer diagnosis, surgeries, and emotional ups and downs. She shares her struggles with grief, pain, and sadness, urging everyone to embrace their emotions and not hold them in. Jessie also discusses her emotional comeback on stage and the release of her new album, Dont Tease Me with a Good Time. She looks forward to performing at Victorious Festival and Mighty Hoopla in 2026. Checkout Solipillow.com

Liam Gallaghers Oasis Reunion: From No to Maybe in Twenty Twenty-Six Liam Gallagher, the frontman of Oasis, initially ruled out any plans for a twenty twenty-six tour, but a recent tweet has sparked speculation about a potential comeback. After a successful reunion tour in twenty twenty-five, Gallaghers cheeky response to a fans tweet about the bands future has left fans wondering if Oasis might return sooner than expected. Checkout Solipillow.com

Doechii and SZAs new collab, Girl, Get Up, marks their first team-up since 2022, featuring a minimal beat that lets both artists shine. Doechii fires back at haters, while SZA adds her soulful touch. The track follows Doechiis massive year, including five Grammy nominations and a Best Rap Album win. She also headlined Glastonbury and received critical acclaim for her tour. SZAs year was equally impressive, with a high-grossing tour and appearances on Barack Obamas favorite music list. This collab serves as a perfect end to an epic year for both. Checkout Solipillow.com

In 2025, we bid farewell to rock and roll legends, from pop icons like Marianne Faithfull to metal pioneers like Sly Stone. The year marked the end of an era, with The Bands Garth Hudson and The Osmonds Wayne Osmond passing away in January. Producers like Dave Jerden also left us, highlighting the impact behind the scenes. The losses continued throughout the year, with Beach Boys Brian Wilson and Kiss Ace Frehley among those we lost. Despite the heartbreak, their music lives on, inspiring new generations. Checkout Solipillow.com

On October 9, 1992, Dire Straits, led by Mark Knopfler, bid farewell to their fans in Zaragoza, Spain, marking the end of their fifteen-year journey from London pubs to global stadiums. Formed in 1977, the band, including Knopfler on guitar, David Knopfler on rhythm guitar, John Illsley on bass, and Pick Withers on drums, rose to fame with their debut single Sultans of Swing and self-titled album. They continued to deliver hits through four more albums, reaching their peak with Brothers in Arms in 1985, which sold millions worldwide and introduced tracks like Money for Nothing. Despite their success, the band was often labeled as safe rockers, overshadowing their earlier raw edge. Mark Knopfler, influenced by Elvis, Chuck Berry, and Hank Marvin, taught himself guitar at fifteen and wrote Jimi Hendrixs obituary as a young reporter. Tensions within the band led to David Knopflers departure in 1980, and the band disbanded in 1996, with Mark shifting to solo work and John Illsley painting and touring. Despite their estrangement, their music remains a one-time lightning strike. Checkout Solipillow.com

Saving Country Musics 2025 essential albums list celebrates real country tunes, with Turnpike Troubadours The Price of Admission winning album of the year. The list features authentic sounds from artists like Jake Worthington, Waylon Jennings, and Brennen Leigh, proving the genres alive and kicking beyond mainstream charts. Checkout Solipillow.com

Addison Rae made history as the first festival headliner at Beyond The Valley, wowing Australian fans with hits like Aquamarine and Diet Pepsi. Shes set to perform at Wildlands festivals in Brisbane and Perth, with international appearances at Lollapalooza, Coachella, and Primavera Sound planned for 2026. Checkout Solipillow.com

Hip-Hop Wireds top 35 albums of 2025 highlights a stacked year with veterans and new talents, showcasing emotional moments and standout projects from artists like Nas, Cardi B, and Niontay. Detroit dominates with collabs, and underground gems shine. Fans debate their favorites, looking forward to more fire in 2026. Checkout Solipillow.com