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The band showed its affection for London, and the audience responded
The Eurovision Song Contest will kick off on May 9 — here’s how to watch it
The singer-songwriter says she feels energised by her new arrival, but grateful not to be under the same pressures as previous generations of women
Lack of appreciation for the genre is pushing UK artists to pursue careers across the pond
The pace stays slow, the mood gloomy: this is serious music for a serious band
Did they blow the roof off the Royal Albert Hall? No, but they came pretty close
The controversial rapper was assaulted by a group of men in Florida
The Dundee festival’s line-up for Saturday and Sunday has been announced, and tickets for the event in May go on sale this week
The show featured just one Snoop track released since 2011, while screening an advert and taking a weed break were not exactly what you’d call entertainment
The announcement comes as the festival celebrates its 20th year
A lean, mean run through one of the most fertile canons in the game
Their magic is a knack for bridging the old and the new
There seems to be no business venture too quirky for the rapper
Ahead of the release of Higher Than Heaven, Goulding talks about how the male-dominated music industry still has a way to go on equality, but that things are changing...
Gražinytė-Tyla’s whiplash rhythms served the pieces well
Frankfurt City Council has called off the singer’s May concert amid antisemitism allegations.
This overwhelming atmosphere of love and acceptance augurs well for her co-headline slot at Glastonbury
Exhausting, memeable electro-rock songs that sound like Sonic the Hedgehog had an accident with a cement mixer
The rocker isn’t happy with the ticket-selling website after fans met with eye-watering fees
The six-day event in Budapest this summer has been called ‘Europe’s biggest and most diverse festival’
