Last time Little Simz played at Glastonbury, she told a packed-out West Holts crowd that she’d see them next time at the Pyramid stage. It
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Russell Crowe at Glastonbury review – droll delivery from an A-list everybloke
Glastonbury’s cinema tent has hosted an impressive range of A-listers this year, from Paul Mescal (whose short shorts are yet to influence the Glasto blokes
‘Reminder we are all humans’: Glastonbury’s Terminal 1 shows dark side of arriving in UK
You approach a desk and are met by two stern immigration officials. A line of instructions and questions are barked at you: “Stand shoulder to
‘We were the bridge between indie and dance’: Glastonbury icons Orbital on 30 years of breaking barriers
At today’s genre-bending Glastonbury, it’s hard to imagine hard lines ever being drawn between electronic and rock music. But 30 years ago, when Orbital played
Manic Street Preachers / Suede review – co-headliners bring out the best in each other
Thirty years after they toured together as young men across Europe, cementing a lifelong friendship, Manic Street Preachers and Suede’s UK co-headline tour kicks off
Glastonbury live: Dua Lipa, Marina Abramović and more to perform as main stages open on Friday – live
the same way as it is Nickelback, but (in my opinion, as an unabashed fan) to do so is an own goal, only revealing your
Megan Thee Stallion: Megan review – rap skill showcase is a sour sermon on superiority
When Megan Pete found fame at the turn of the decade, it was as the bringer of fierce, frisky, feelgood fun. Though always preoccupied with
Johnny Cash: Songwriter – posthumous patchwork is a pleasant surprise
When Johnny Cash recorded the demos that would eventually form the basis of Songwriter, in Nashville in 1993, he would have been unaware that just
‘He was greater than Bob Marley’: the shocking tale of Jamaican ska pioneer Don Drummond
In the early hours of 2 January 1965, Anita “Margarita” Mahfood returned to the room she lived in on Rusden Road in Kingston, Jamaica, with
The other 1969 concert that changed music: ‘one of the most important stories in rock history’
In the summer of 1969, promoter John Brower thought he had a foolproof plan for a classic concert. Though just 22, he had already promoted