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Papa Roach’s UK tour raised £20,000 for suicide prevention charity CALM

With £1 from every ticket being donated to the Campaign Against Living Miserably, Papa Roach’s Rise Of The Roach Tour has raised thousands of pounds for charity.

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“Their songs helped me not only understand those feelings, but get through them”: How 1000 musicians channelled the power of Linkin Park to fund mental health support

It was in Birmingham that Chester Bennington played his final show with Linkin Park on their One More Light tour. Seven years on, one giant band has joined together in his honour at the Utilita Arena to raise £100,000 for the Uprawr Mental Health Foundation…

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Marvin Nygaard on music and ADHD: “I believe it’s my job to inspire others like me to see that this is something they can do”

Having been diagnosed with ADHD at a fairly young age, Kvelertak and Beachheads bassist Marvin Nygaard has been using his platform to help those struggling with the disorder. Here, he reflects on his journey and the “safe space” of art and music…

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Beartooth's Caleb Shomo: We must keep talking about suicide

Beartooth frontman Caleb Shomo discusses the importance of talking and sharing your feelings

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YONAKA’s Theresa Jarvis: Social media is making us ill

Managing your mental health isn’t easy, says YONAKA’s Theresa Jarvis, but time away from your phone helps to keep negativity away…

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Remembering Jill Janus of Huntress

On the anniversary of her death, we look back at the incredible talent and tragic passing of Huntress’ Jill Janus.

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Sufferer Want To Face Anxiety and Depression Head-On

Post-hardcore "mental health project" Sufferer are here to let those in pain know they're not alone.

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YONAKA's Theresa Jarvis: "Locking Everything Up Inside Is Suffocating"

YONAKA vocalist Theresa Jarvis addresses her struggles with anxiety this Mental Health Awareness week.

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Black Stone Cherry's Chris Robertson: "It's Not Easy To Admit You Have A Mental Health Problem"

Black Stone Cherry frontman Chris Robertson opens up about how speaking to a professional helped him loosen the grip of depression.

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Papa Roach’s UK tour raised £20,000 for suicide prevention charity CALM

“Their songs helped me not only understand those feelings, but get through them”: How 1000 musicians channelled the power of Linkin Park to fund mental health support

Marvin Nygaard on music and ADHD: “I believe it’s my job to inspire others like me to see that this is something they can do”

Beartooth's Caleb Shomo: We must keep talking about suicide

YONAKA’s Theresa Jarvis: Social media is making us ill

Remembering Jill Janus of Huntress

Sufferer Want To Face Anxiety and Depression Head-On

YONAKA's Theresa Jarvis: "Locking Everything Up Inside Is Suffocating"

Black Stone Cherry's Chris Robertson: "It's Not Easy To Admit You Have A Mental Health Problem"

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