Taylor Swift fans congregating en masse to sing along outside open-air venues has become almost as much of a part of the Eras tour as
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Ellis Park review – like its subject, Warren Ellis documentary moves to the beat of its own drum
For his first documentary, the Australian auteur Justin Kurzel – whose oeuvre includes Snowtown, True History of the Kelly Gang and Nitram – was never
Sweden closes investigation into barred Eurovision contestant Joost Klein
Sweden has closed an investigation into the Dutch Eurovision contestant Joost Klein, who was disqualified from the 2024 final in Malmö after a camera operator
Getting back together: Swifties mobilize to support Kamala Harris
When Emerald Medrano learned Joe Biden was dropping out of the 2024 presidential election and endorsing Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee, Medrano knew he
‘No longer in awe of my own genius’: Nick Cave talks about how he changed after sons’ deaths
Nick Cave has described how the deaths of two of his four sons have made him prioritise being “a father and a husband and a
‘The more the music press slagged us, the more copies we sold’: Kajagoogoo on Too Shy
Chris Hamill AKA Limahl, singer, songwriter I was in a pub in Brixton watching a trio on stage when the compere asked if anyone wanted
Family of Isaac Hayes threaten Donald Trump with lawsuit over use of song in rallies
The family of late soul and funk singer Isaac Hayes has ordered Donald Trump to stop using the Hayes-penned song Hold On, I’m Comin’ at
Macklemore’s honest playlist: ‘I have never been to a sex dungeon party’
The first song I remember hearing I remember hearing The Heat Is On by Glenn Frey from the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack when I was five
Paris Olympics closing ceremony review – Gallic cool upstaged by LA glitz
The big question about the Olympic Games’s closing ceremony was whether or not it would be enough to eradicate memories of the sodden opening ceremony,
Rosie Lowe: Lover, Other review – freewheeling styles that all add up
Over the past decade, singer Rosie Lowe has become one of the most versatile artists in British soul. Possessing a soaring falsetto and raw huskiness,