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Metallica, Pink Floyd and Rush: International Music News for November 5, 2026

Metallica ignites Las Vegas, Pink Floyd celebrates 'Animals', and Rush announces a spectacular residency.

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5 novembre 2026
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Metallica continues to captivate crowds with their 'Life Burns Faster' residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, offering spectacular visual performances and covers of classics like 'Battery'. Meanwhile, Pink Floyd celebrates the 50th anniversary of 'Animals' with an unprecedented reissue, including unheard tracks and a legendary concert from 1977.

The return of Ozzfest in 2027 promises to delight heavy metal fans with three major events, while Rush is set to dazzle Las Vegas with a residency in May. Album and collaboration announcements continue to energize the music scene, notably with Cage The Elephant and Toro y Moi unveiling new projects.

The Return of Ozzfest: Three Festivals in 2027

After several years of absence, the legendary heavy music festival, Ozzfest, will make its grand return in 2027. Three one-day events are scheduled, starting on July 10 at the National Bowl in Milton Keynes, near London. The festival will then move to the United States on September 11, at the Glen Helen Amphitheater in San Bernardino, California, before concluding on September 18 at the Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City.

Sharon Osbourne, who co-founded Ozzfest with her late husband Ozzy Osbourne, emphasized the importance of this event in Ozzy's legacy, being the first to launch a traveling metal festival. No artists have been announced for these dates yet, but fans can already prepare with a special 'Early Bat' presale starting on November 6 at 10 AM local time via Ticketmaster.

The return of Ozzfest marks its first editions since the unique event on December 31, 2018, which took place at the Forum in Inglewood, California. Originally launched in 1996, Ozzfest has always been a staple for heavy music fans, and its return is highly anticipated by genre enthusiasts.

Source: Consequence

Cage The Elephant Announces New Album and Unveils Powerful Preview

Cage The Elephant has announced the release of their seventh album, 'Dying In Reverse', set for February 5, 2027, under the Big Loud Rock label. The band has also shared a new preview, 'Make It Easy', which promises a rich guitar sound, adding to the anticipation surrounding this project. This new album marks a turning point for the band, who view it as a particularly rewarding creative experience and a farewell to their past, according to lead singer Matthew Shultz.

The band recently completed a tour with Oasis, which reignited their passion for music and pushed them to return to the studio immediately. This period has been marked by a desire for renewal and evolution, both on stage and in the studio. Shultz also overcame personal challenges after being hospitalized in 2023 following a firearm-related incident, which influenced the emotional depth of this album.

With 'Dying In Reverse', Cage The Elephant seems ready to turn a page and offer their fans a glimpse of their musical and personal evolution. Previous tracks, like 'Beaches In Tennessee', and the album's title track have already given a taste of what promises to be a significant chapter in their career.

Source: NME

Toro y Moi Unveils New Instrumental Album "Unusua"

Chaz Bear, better known as Toro y Moi, returns to the forefront with a new album titled "Unusua". After exploring various musical horizons since his rise as a chillwave pioneer, Bear continues to surprise with this new release set to drop in a few weeks. The album, which has not yet been officially promoted, was quietly announced via Bandcamp, where Bear listed the titles without further details.

Recorded and produced by Bear himself at Scenic Route in Berkeley and 2200 Studios in Sausalito, "Unusua" seems to lean towards an instrumental style dominated by piano. The tracks "Motive" and "Proof" hint at an impressionistic vibe, blending piano and arrhythmic synthesizers. This project follows his 2024 album, "Hole Erth", and comes during a period where Bear has also collaborated with Kenny Beats and showcased a music tool based on artificial intelligence at a dedicated conference.

The tracklist of "Unusua" includes songs such as "Keynote", "Poor Connection", and "Obsolete", promising a rich and varied sonic exploration. Fans can already listen to "Motive" and "Proof" to get a sense of the artistic direction of this intriguing album.

Source: Stereogum

Pink Floyd Celebrates 50 Years of 'Animals' with Unprecedented Reissue

Pink Floyd marks the 50th anniversary of their iconic 1977 album, 'Animals', with a reissue that will delight music lovers. Set for release on January 22, this edition includes unheard tracks as well as a legendary concert from 1977 at the Oakland Coliseum. Among the unearthed treasures is an unheard composition by Roger Waters, 'Young Nicholas Jon', as well as never-before-seen studio versions of 'Dogs' and 'Sheep'.

In addition to these rare tracks, the reissue also offers the original edit of 'Sheep', shortened to four minutes for radio, and an unreleased 'Studio Jam'. The deluxe box set includes 5 CDs, 3 LPs, and a Blu-ray, accompanied by a 64-page book featuring notes by Jonathan Lethem and never-before-seen images from the cover photo shoot of 'Animals' at Battersea Power Station in London, which will soon become a concert venue.

The reissue also includes the first official recording of the Oakland concert, often bootlegged, where the band performed 'Animals' and 'Wish You Were Here' in full, as well as tracks from 'Dark Side of the Moon'. This concert is also notable for the unique performance of 'Careful With That Axe, Eugene' during this tour, marking the last time Pink Floyd played this instrumental piece on stage.

Source: Rolling Stone

Metallica Ignites Las Vegas with Their Explosive Residency

Metallica continues to captivate crowds with their 'Life Burns Faster' residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, where they recently shared professional footage of their performance of the classic 'Battery'. This residency, which began on October 1, 2026, is marked by spectacular visual shows and covers of iconic tracks, including '...And Justice For All' and 'The Call Of Ktulu'. Fans also had the chance to hear 'Battery', taken from the 1986 album 'Master Of Puppets', played during their concert on October 15.

In addition to this residency in Las Vegas, Metallica has announced a tour in 2027 with Limp Bizkit, while hinting that they are working on a new album with 767 new riffs, possibly inspired by the 90s. Additionally, tensions have emerged between James Hetfield and Roger Waters, with the latter criticizing Hetfield for his comments on music and politics. Hetfield expressed during a concert on October 10 his desire to create an escape space for fans, away from political agendas, which sparked various interpretations among fans.

Source: NME

Bon Jovi Announces Additional Shows for Their 2027 Tour

The legendary rock band Bon Jovi has announced the addition of new dates to their comeback tour titled "Forever Tour". Among these new stops, the band will perform at Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, as well as in Toronto. These concerts expand an already highly anticipated tour for the band's fans.

This tour expansion marks a strong return for Bon Jovi, who had not graced the big stages for some time. The choice of iconic venues like Notre Dame Stadium underscores the significance of this musical event. Fans will have the opportunity to see Jon Bon Jovi and his bandmates performing their greatest hits in a stadium atmosphere that promises to be electrifying.

Source: Consequence

Rush Announces Residency at Las Vegas' Spectacular Sphere Venue

The legendary progressive rock band Rush is set to take over the Sphere in Las Vegas for a series of five exceptional concerts next May. Titled 'Elevate From The Norm', this residency promises a unique visual and auditory experience, in line with the band's reputation for visually impressive shows. Key dates to remember are May 21, 23, 26, 28, and 30, with tickets available starting November 13 at 10 AM Pacific Time.

This residency marks a strong return for Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, the two surviving members of Rush, who are currently on tour with their 'Fifty Something Tour'. It will be their first performance since the passing of their drummer Neil Peart in 2020. Their recent concerts have been acclaimed, particularly when they played the suite '2112' in its entirety for the first time in 29 years. For their residency at the Sphere, they plan to perform classics from their repertoire, including the entirety of '2112' and 'Moving Pictures', promising an unforgettable experience for fans worldwide.

Source: Stereogum

Psychedelic Collaboration Between Ed Maverick and Little Jesus

Leading figures of the Mexican indie scene, Ed Maverick and Little Jesus, are joining forces for a new musical adventure with the single '1SAHUARO'. This piece of over five minutes marks a new step in Maverick's psychedelic exploration, as he continues to expand his repertoire with innovative sounds.

The collaboration between Ed Maverick and Little Jesus reflects the vibrancy and creativity currently energizing the music scene in Mexico. By combining their talents, they offer a unique auditory experience that fits within the growing trend of psychedelic music. This release promises to captivate listeners and strengthen the international presence of both artists.

Source: Consequence

Hermanos Gutiérrez Set to Conquer North America in 2027

The duo Hermanos Gutiérrez, known for their enchanting sounds blending acoustic guitar and Latin influences, is preparing to embark on a North American tour in 2027. With 12 dates on the schedule, this tour marks an important milestone in their career, particularly with their first headlining concert at the famous Radio City Music Hall in New York. This iconic venue will host the two brothers for what promises to be their biggest performance in the city to date.

While additional details about the other tour stops have not been revealed, this announcement is already generating excitement among music lovers across the continent. The Hermanos Gutiérrez continue to charm their audience with their unique and authentic style, and this series of concerts promises to strengthen their presence on the international music scene.

Source: Consequence

U2 Teams Up with Guinness for Exclusive Vinyl and Announces Additional Date in London

The legendary Irish band U2 collaborates with the famous beer brand Guinness for the release of a special edition of their album 'Carnaval De Luz'. This vinyl, pressed in pearl white marble, includes a 16-page booklet containing lyrics, photographs, and exclusive images from the album, providing fans with an enriched visual and auditory experience.

Meanwhile, U2 has added a third date in London for their 2027 tour, reflecting the ongoing enthusiasm for their live performances. Tickets for the first two dates sold out quickly, and this announcement will surely delight those still hoping for a chance to see the band in concert in the British capital.

Source: NME

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