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Born in Oxfordshire and raised in Ireland, Adam Clayton, 64, co-founded U2 in 1976. Since then, the band has sold more than 170m albums and
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Leya are a New York duo comprising harpist Marilu Donovan and violinist Adam Markiewicz, who seem to occupy a space roughly equidistant from ambient music,
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Musician and actor Miho Nakayama, best known for her dual role in the successful 1995 feature Love Letter and for her music career in the
The 20 best songs of 2024
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Chappell Roan, Hozier and Travis Scott to headline Reading and Leeds for first time
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Tall tales, campfire singalongs and Oldham slang: the White Stripes’ 20 best songs – ranked!
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