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Oasis to open ‘Live ‘25′ End Of Tour’ merch stores in London and Dublin

Oasis will open two ‘End Of Tour’ stores in London and Dublin next month, offering fans a final chance to grab official ‘Live ‘25’ merchandise. The London store will be based at 44-46 Regent Street, and will be open from December 4 to December 21, while the Dublin shop will be located at Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre between December 5 to December 21. Advertisement At both, fans will have one last chance to get their hands on the official merchandise from the mammoth ‘Live ‘25’ reunion tour. This will include a fully restocked line of menswear, womenswear, children’s wear and accessories, as well as a full restock of the range Liam and Noel shared in collaboration with Adidas Originals. As well as the original run of merch, there will also be some new items available, including hats, flags, scarves, posters, commemorative tickets, and coloured vinyl formats of the Oasis catalogue. London and Dublin stores will both feature a new personalisation service on select days too, so fans can customise the items they purchase. In London this will be on offer on December 6, 7, 12, 14, 20 and 21, and in Dublin, it will be between December 5 and 7…. Read More →

26NOVNews

50 Cent’s Diddy documentary unveils title, sets Netflix release date

50 Cent‘s long-teased documentary series on Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has finally been issued a release date at Netflix – find out more below. Back in December 2023, it was reported that Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson was working on a documentary based on the sexual assault and abuse allegations surrounding Diddy at the time. In March 2024, he confirmed work on the project, teasing that it would be releasing “soon”. Advertisement At the time, the documentary was titled Diddy Do It?. In May last year, Netflix won a bidding war for the documentary, and have now finally announced that it will be streaming worldwide very soon. The documentary series – which now includes the latest developments in the shocking case, including Diddy being sentenced to four years and two months in prison following his conviction on federal prostitution-related charges – is now titled Sean Combs: The Reckoning, and is due to hit the streaming platform on December 2. [embedded content] “You can’t continue to keep hurting people, and nothing ever happens,” an unidentified person says in the dramatic teaser for Sean Combs: The Reckoning above. Per a statement via Netflix, director Alexandria Stapleton documentary says the four-episode run “isn’t just about the… Read More →

25NOVNews

Boardmasters 2026: Fatboy Slim, Kasabian, The Kooks, Loyle Carner lead stacked line-up

Boardmasters have shared the first artists joining the bill for 2026, with Fatboy Slim, Kasabian, The Kooks, and Loyle Carner leading the line-up. See the full bill so far first exclusively on NME below. Next year’s edition of the festival will return to its usual site at Watergate Bay & Fistral Beach in Newquay, and run between August 5 and 9. Advertisement Today (Tuesday November 25), the first artists for the line-up have been shared, with Kasabian set to perform as headliners. The slot comes as the ‘Fire’ indie veterans are gearing up to release their ninth album ‘ACT III’ in the spring. It will be the follow-up to their critically acclaimed 2024 album ‘Happenings’, and their Boardmasters slot will see them play tracks from that as well as earlier fan-favourites. Boardmasters. CREDIT: @WillBaileyPhotos Joining them at the top of the bill is dance legend Fatboy Slim, who is expected to break out classics like ‘Right Here, Right Now’ and ‘Praise You’ and more recent tracks like ‘Role Model’ and ‘Bust Stop Please’, as well as indie icons The Kooks, who surprised fans at Reading Festival by bringing out Rebel Wilson as a surprise guest, and are heading out on… Read More →

25NOVNews

SEVENTEEN make history as first K-pop act to perform ‘Tiny Desk’ concert

SEVENTEEN have made history as the first K-pop act to perform for NPR‘s intimate ‘Tiny Desk’ concert series – check out their performance below. READ MORE: SEVENTEEN – ‘Happy Burstday’ review: a double-edged showcase of individuality Appearing as a five-piece – consisting of members Joshua, Mingyu, Seungkwan, Vernon and Dino – they performed a hit-filled 10-track set at NPR‘s headquarters. They kicked things off with ‘Super’ and ‘Darl+ing’, before running through ‘_WORLD’, ‘To You’ and ‘HBD’. Advertisement Other tracks SEVENTEEN performed included ‘SOS’, ‘Rock With You’, ‘CLAP’, ‘HOT’ and ‘VERY NICE’. Watch the group’s historic ‘Tiny Desk’ concert below. [embedded content] Earlier this month, members Seungkwan and DK announced that they’re due to launch a new sub-unit in January next year. It is also worth noting that DK and Seungkwan are already members of another sub-unit, BSS, with member Hoshi. The 13-member group – four of whom have already enlisted for their mandatory military service – have also confirmed that its members will remain active through solo material, and that the entire group will reconvene once everyone’s done with their two-year service. Recommended As for the four members who won’t be serving – S.Coups is exempt due to an ACL injury while The8 and Jun are… Read More →

24NOVNews

Y Not Festival 2026: Reytons, Two Door Cinema Club, The Streets, The Libertines lead first line-up announcement

The first names for Y Not Festival 2026 have been confirmed, with The Reytons, Two Door Cinema Club, The Streets, The Libertines, and more leading the way. The festival is set to return for its 19th year in 2026, and will be taking place at Pikehall in Derbyshire between July 30 and August 2. Advertisement Today (Monday November 24), the first wave of artists have been revealed, with The Libertines confirmed as opening night headliners. The upcoming slot will follow Pete Doherty and co. making their way around the festival circuit earlier this summer, which included a slot at Glastonbury 2025 and a headline gig at the Gunnersbury Park summer series in support of their latest album, ‘All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade’. Joining them at the top of the line-up are fellow indie stars The Reytons, who have performed at the Derbyshire festival five times before and have now worked up the ranks to reach headliner status. They are expected to be breaking out classic fan favourites, as well as newer material from their latest album ‘Ballad Of A Bystander’. Completing the headliners are Northern Ireland’s Two Door Cinema Club, who are playing their ‘Tourist History’ album in full… Read More →

24NOVNews

Queen hint at ‘ABBA Voyage’-style hologram show

Queen guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor have spoken about the possibility of an ABBA Voyage-style hologram show – see what they had to say below. Speaking to Big Issue recently, May and Taylor addressed the chances of an original Queen line-up reunion of sorts with late vocalist Freddie Mercury and bassist John Deacon, who retired in 1997. Advertisement Touching on “reuniting” with their former bandmates virtually, May said: “Freddie is still alive through the music that we listen to all the time. In a sense, John is still with us in the same way, but now we have so many other opportunities.” “I mean things that are immersive, like The Sphere in Las Vegas, it will be possible to give people the experience very closely of what things were like for us when we were Freddie, John, Brian and Roger. And that really appeals to me,” he continued. May went on to compare their recent live shows to what can be done via holograms: “In our Queen shows for a very long time I’ve been doing ‘Love of My Life’. And in the end, Freddie comes in and joins me as on video. It was just quite simply… Read More →

23NOVNews

Primal Scream pay tribute to late bassist Mani at Manchester Warehouse Project gig

Primal Scream paid tribute to their late bassist Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield during their Manchester Warehouse Project show last night (November 22). READ MORE: Gary “Mani” Mounfield, 1962-2025: baggy bass hero whose melodies made the Madchester movement Mani originally found fame as bassist for The Stone Roses, joining in 1987 and playing on both their iconic albums, until they first disbanded in 1996. He then went on to join Primal Scream and stayed with them until 2011, when the Stone Roses reformed. News of his passing at the age of 63 was shared earlier this week by his brother Greg, who wrote: “IT IS WITH THE HEAVIEST OF HEARTS THAT I HAVE TO ANNOUNCE THE SAD PASSING OF MY BROTHER GARY MANI MOUNFIELD,” he posted on social media, as Manchester Evening News reports. “RIP RKID.” Last night, Primal Scream paid tribute to Mani by performing ‘I’m Losing More Than I’ll Ever Have’ in his hometown. The band also brought up a huge backdrop of their late bassist during the show, which current bassist Simone Butler shared on her Instagram page. Following his passing earlier this week, Butler paid tribute to Mani writing: “Truly in shock at this. An incredible loss to everyone who knew and… Read More →

22NOVNews

Green Day’s Mike Dirnt teams up with Epiphone to launch signature Grabber G-3 bass guitar

Green Day’s Mike Dirnt has teamed up with Epiphone to launch a signature Grabber G-3 range of bass guitars. The model is a revival of the American instrument brand’s Graber G-3 and it pays tribute to the career of Dirnt and Green Day, with it having been fundamental to the sound of their breakthrough records, including 1994’s ‘Dookie’. Advertisement Dirnt continued to perform with the model throughout the band’s recent ‘Saviors World Tour‘, and now it is being made available in a Silverburst finish and a Natural finish, with fans able to purchase theirs via the Epiphone online store here, as well as Gibson Garage locations in Nashville and London. A press release states: “Known for his punchy bass lines, dynamic vocals, and electrifying stage presence, Dirnt has been a driving force behind one of music’s most influential and long-running bands. The new Grabber G-3 reflects his legacy with a design that blends classic construction and modern performance features.” Check out a video guide as well as images of the range here: [embedded content] Mike Dirnt Epiphone Grabber G-3 Bass. CREDIT: Gibson Recommended Mike Dirnt Epiphone Grabber G-3 Bass. CREDIT: Gibson In other news, Green Day recently celebrated two years of the ‘Saviors’ era by releasing a video for ‘Suzie Chapstick’. NME awarded the 2024 album four stars, noting: “There’s some serendipity in the… Read More →

22NOVNews

Watch Sombr joined by Sophie Ellis-Bextor for ‘Murder On The Dancefloor’ at intimate London show

Sombr brought out Sophie Ellis-Bextor at his intimate show in London last night for ‘Murder On The Dancefloor’ – watch below. The breakout musician, who released his debut album ‘I Barely Know Her’ in August, only announced the show at the start of this week and it went down at KOKO on Friday (November 21). Advertisement Towards the end of the intimate, one-off event, Sombr welcomed out his special guest, and much to delight of the crowd, they launched into her 2000 disco-pop hit – which had a major revival a year ago thanks to its unforgettable inclusion in Saltburn. Watch video footage of the moment here: 急遽決まったsombrのLondonスペシャル公演でSophieとMurder On The Dancefloorを歌ったらしい🥹この曲めっちゃ好きなんよ〜羨ましい🕺💃 https://t.co/NBjOaS3kqU pic.twitter.com/KCP02r8wZF — Lit. (@sdpmnb) November 22, 2025 Sombr played: ‘I Wish I Knew How To Quit You’ ‘Savior’ ‘We Never Dated’ ‘Perfume’ ‘Do I Ever Cross Your Mind’ ‘Come Closer’ ‘Caroline’ ‘Dime’ ‘Would’ve Been You’ ‘Undressed’ ‘Canal Street’ ‘Murder On The Dancefloor’ (with Sophie Ellis-Bextor) ‘Crushing’ ‘Under The Mat’ ‘Back To Friends’ ‘12 To 12’ It’s been a big few weeks for Sombr – after making his debut appearance on Saturday Night Live earlier this month, he also played on The Graham Norton Show last night (November 21), and recently picked up a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. Recommended He has a UK and European tour planned for 2026, which includes shows in London, Manchester, Birmingham and more in March – see all of those… Read More →

21NOVNews

Living wage for creatives could boost UK economy by £42million, study says

A new study indicates that a living wage for people in the creative industry could boost the UK economy by £42million. Analysis from the Living Wage Foundation found that if the policy were to be introduced across the country, it would result in a pay rise for tens of thousands of jobs in the creative and cultural sectors, which in turn could result in a $41.6million injection into the UK economy. Advertisement The research is based on data from the 2024 Office for National Statistics Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, making use of a model developed by Cardiff Business School. The living wage is currently set at £13.45 per hour in the UK, while it is £14.80 in London, and it is estimated that 25 per cent of arts and entertainment jobs pay below that level in 2025. Katherine Chapman, executive director of the Living Wage Foundation, has said: “The UK government has a chance to lead by ensuring that public investment in the creative and cultural industries supports good jobs and fair pay.” “As regional mayors consider how they can boost creative industries in their regions, they should look to embed the Living Wage into their Creative Industry Plans.” Recommended “Everyone in the creative and cultural sector,… Read More →

21NOVNews

Robyn announces one-off New Year’s Eve show in NYC: “I’ve been missing u”

Robyn has announced a one-off New Year’s Eve show in New York – find full details below. The Swedish pop icon will be performing at Brooklyn Paramount with “friends” on December 31 from 9pm to 3am. Advertisement She wrote in an email to fans: “I like to go out, wear something nice and push…It’s a concert, it’s a party, it’s your New Year’s Eve! I need me some IRL, I’ve been missing u Tickets will go on pre-sale at 10am local time on Monday (November 24). You can sign up for early ticket access here and purchase tickets here. It comes after she made her live return at the Fonda Theater in Hollywood, Los Angeles for her first full performance since 2019, earlier this week. During the show, Robyn premiered ‘Dopamine’ along with some of her greatest hits. Recommended The NME Songwriter Of The Decade winner hasn’t released an album since 2018’s critically acclaimed ‘Honey‘, but speculation about her imminent return was fuelled in September when her longtime collaborator, Klas Åhlund, appeared on the Nordmark Pod and said he had “just finished a new Robyn album that’s coming out”. She also recently previewed new music at Acne Studios’ show at Paris Fashion Week last month. Her… Read More →

21NOVNews

Stray Kids drop explosive new mixtape ‘Do It’

Stray Kids have released an explosive new mixtape, ‘Do It’ – check it out below. READ MORE: Stray Kids live in London: K-pop boyband conquer with fierce, flawless set Released today (November 21), the five-track release sits apart from their slate of mini-albums and full-length records. The mixtape consists of title track ‘Do It’, ‘Divine’, ‘Holiday’, ‘Photobook’, and a festival version of opening track ‘Do It’. Advertisement They’ve also shared an accompanying music video for the title track. Watch the music video for ‘Do It’ below. [embedded content] The mixtape comes just three months after they released the new album ‘Karma’. ‘Karma’ features a total of 11 tracks, two of which are special versions of ‘Ceremony’ – the ‘Festival’ and ‘English’ versions. Recommended ‘Karma’ arrived just a few months after they released the EP ‘Hollow’ in June. That mini-album contained five songs: ‘Hollow’, ‘Parade’, ‘Never Alone’, ‘Just A Little’, ‘Fate’. NME last caught Stray Kids at their historic BST Hyde Park 2024 headline show. Rhian Daly wrote of their performance in a glowing five-star review for NME: “It’s been five years since Stray Kids last performed in the UK with a show at O2 Academy Brixton, which feels tiny compared to tonight. “Back then, there… Read More →

20NOVNews

Tributes paid after death of Stone Roses icon Mani, age 63: “Going to miss you so much”

Loving tributes have been paid after it was announced that legendary bassist Mani – of Stone Roses and formerly Primal Scream – has died, age 63. Mani, real name Gary Mani Mounfield, originally found fame as bassist for the Stone Roses, joining in 1987 and playing on both their iconic albums, until they first disbanded in 1996. He then went on to join Primal Scream and stayed with them until 2011, when the Stone Roses reformed. Now, just over a week after announcing a UK-wide in conversation tour, his death has been confirmed by his brother, Greg. “IT IS WITH THE HEAVIEST OF HEARTS THAT I HAVE TO ANNOUNCE THE SAD PASSING OF MY BROTHER GARY MANI MOUNFIELD,” he posted on social media, as Manchester Evening News reports. “RIP RKID.” Since then, tributes have been coming in from across the music world. Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown led the tributes with a simple: “REST IN PEACE MANi X” “Going to miss you so much,” wrote former Happy Mondays singer Rowetta, as she also paid tribute to Mani’s late wife Imelda. “All my love to the boys, the family & all those who knew and loved him.” REST IN PEACE MANi… Read More →

20NOVNews

G-Dragon’s Galaxy Corp agency reportedly expanding into India

G-Dragon‘s Galaxy Corporation agency is reportedly looking to expand its operations into India – find out more below. READ MORE: G-Dragon – ‘Übermensch’ review: the king of K-pop returns triumphant Per a report from The Korea Herald, the agency is currently exploring the option of opening a fourth branch outside of South Korea, following locations in Japan, the United States and Hong Kong. Additionally, they also run an office in Singapore, though that is not considered to be a legal entity or expansion. Advertisement Galaxy Corporation have yet to confirm a firm date for an expansion into India, per The Korea Herald. Should the expansion go through, they will be just the second K-pop agency to set up in India, following HYBE – which announced its plans to establish an Indian subsidiary earlier this year. A source told The Korea Herald earlier this week: “Galaxy Corp.’s business division is conducting market research related to entry into India and is also working on establishing an Indian subsidiary. At the end of last year, G-Dragon’s team also inquired locally about concert demand and performance guarantees for the artist’s solo show.” As for G-Dragon himself, his latest album ‘Übermensch’ scored a four-star review from NME,… Read More →

19NOVNews

IDLES’ Joe Talbot and former “arch-nemesis” Sleaford Mods’ Jason Williamson bury the hatchet on new podcast interview

Joe Talbot and Sleaford Mods‘ Jason Williamson have well and truly buried the hatchet, appearing together in a new podcast interview. The IDLES frontman had a candid conversation with Williamson when he invited him onto his Oh Gatekeeper podcast. The pair spoke openly about how they have tried to be less critical of others in recent years. Advertisement Both made headlines with an apparent feud back in 2019, when Williamson shared his dislike of IDLES and accused them of “appropriating a working class voice”, and then branded Fat White Family “a Moby covers band” in response to them weighing in on the feud. Talbot later hit back and said that there was “no authenticity in just being a prick to everyone”, as well as questioning: “What the fuck is wrong with the guy?”. Barbs continued to be traded over the year. Earlier this year, when Sleaford Mods announced their album ‘The Demise Of Planet X’ with the single ‘The Good Life’, Williamson told NME that he had turned a new page, and had been going to therapy to work on being more empathetic towards others, rather than lashing out in a way that is “completely ineffective.” This coincided with the… Read More →

19NOVNews

Ace Frehley’s “smoker” guitar from his final KISS tour headed to auction

Late KISS guitarist Ace Frehley’s iconic “smoker” guitar from his final tour with the band is headed to auction – see all the details below. The guitarist and founding member of the group died in Morristown, New Jersey, on October 16. He was 74 years old. A statement shared at the time revealed that Ace – also known as Spaceman – died “peacefully surrounded by family” following “a recent fall at his home”. An investigation was then launched into Frehley’s death, and the results of a medical examination have since been shared, ruling his death an accident. Advertisement Now, it has been announced that the late guitarist’s iconic custom Gibson Les Paul – which was modified to include a smoke bomb in the neck pickup – is now being auctioned off by Gotta Have Rock And Roll’s official website, per Rolling Stone. The auction will go live today (November 19), and will run until December 5, with the winning bid taking home the authenticated guitar, as well as photographs of Frehley with the custom axe. [embedded content] While Frehley used various versions of the “smoker” guitar during his lengthy career – the first iteration debuted around 1975 – this specific guitar going on… Read More →

18NOVNews

Maccabees announce huge summer 2026 UK outdoor gigs

The Maccabees have announced a string of huge shows for summer 2026. Find all the information below. READ MORE: The Maccabees live at Glastonbury 2025: a glorious, emotional reunion The London band returned to the stage this year for their first live shows since 2017, including a huge headline slot at All Points East 2025 and a performance at Glastonbury Festival. Advertisement Earlier today, guitarist Felix White teased some shows for next summer, and now the band have unveiled the string of huge dates. They’ll kick things off at London’s Alexandra Palace Park on July 9 before playing gigs in Cornwall, Bristol and Brighton. Then, they’ll wrap things up with a huge performance at Leeds’ Kirkstall Abbey on July 31. White said of the gigs: “The year we’ve just had was so special to all of us, and so unexpected, that it has put some momentum in everyone collectively… and who wouldn’t want to do all that again?” Pre-sale will be available to members of the band’s mailing list from 10am November 26 (you can sign up here), ahead of general sale commencing on November 28 at 10am, here. See a full list of dates below. The Maccabees tour dates. CREDIT: PRESS Maccabees 2026 tour… Read More →

17NOVNews

Cher, Ariana Grande and Lily Allen announced for final ‘SNL’ episodes of 2025

Cher, Ariana Grande and Lily Allen are among the stars to round off the year for Saturday Night Live, the former being a musical guest for the first time in almost 40 years. READ MORE: Lily Allen – ‘West End Girl’ review: a vicious, vulnerable and victorious comeback Grande, Josh O’Connor and Melissa McCarthy are set to host December’s episodes, with Cher, Allen and Dijon being their respective musical guests. Advertisement McCarthy will be hosting the next episode, on December 6, with singer-songwriter Dijon the musical guest. Allen, who released her critically acclaimed album ‘West End Girl’ last month, will return to SNL on December 13. She was previously a musical guest back in 2007, and will appear alongside host O’Connor, who’s making his hosting debut. NME gave ‘West End Girl’ a four-star review, describing the album – recorded following the breakdown of Allen’s marriage to Stranger Things star David Harbour – as “a vicious, vulnerable and victorious comeback.” Grande, whose new movie Wicked: For Good comes out on Friday (November 21), will be hosting the year’s final episode on December 20. It will be her third time hosting – she last hosted in 2024, and had Stevie Nicks as her music guest. Recommended… Read More →

17NOVNews

Robbie Williams on Lily Allen’s ‘West End Girl’: “It’s like ‘Black Mirror’ meets Smash Hits”

Robbie Williams has shared his thoughts on Lily Allen’s new album ‘West End Girl’, comparing it to “like Black Mirror meets Smash Hits”. Arriving last month, the album was Allen’s first since 2018’s ‘No Shame’, and came after she confirmed her split from Stranger Things star David Harbour. Advertisement The two married in 2020, and news of their separation arose at the start of the year amid rumours of cheating on his part. Allen then revealed that she went into a treatment centre to deal with the “emotional turmoil”, and said that her new album was inspired by her “deep-rooted issues with rejection and abandonment” after a divorce. Now, Williams has shared his love for the record – saying that he has been listening to it non-stop. He took to Instagram and shared a shirt he designed, which made a nod to the ‘West End Girl’ song ‘Madeline’. That track saw Allen construct a fictional character by the name of ‘Madeline’, who she implies had an affair with Harbour. In his design, a simple white t-shirt is seen with “In a way, aren’t we all Madeline?” printed across the front. In the caption, Williams wrote: “Been making a bunch of T-Shirt ideas… Read More →

17NOVNews

KISS biopic gets update from director: “It’s going to kick your fuckin’ ass”

The long-awaited upcoming KISS biopic has received an update from director McG – see what he had to say below. READ MORE: 50 music biopics to see before you die The long-gestating KISS film Shout It Out Loud is set to be directed by McG, who has in the past helmed Charlie’s Angels, We Are Marshall, The Baby Sitter and more. The biopic was first announced by the band’s longtime manager Doc McGhee in 2019. Advertisement In 2021, it was reported that Netflix was nearing a deal for the film, and that Norwegian filmmaker Joachim Rønning (Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales) would direct – he later exited the project. Now, McG has shared an update on the film while at the band’s KISS Kruise event in Las Vegas over the weekend, per Blabbermouth. Discussing the upcoming film, McG said: “I think KISS is the most exciting rock ‘n’ roll band in history, and because of that, we owe the KISS Army the most exciting film in history.” “I think with this band, the fact that this band broke on a live record, [they] broke on a live record because people want to feel what it was like to… Read More →

16NOVNews

Check out Laufey’s festive cover of ‘Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town’

Laufey has shared a playful version of the perennial Christmas classic ‘Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town’ – check it out below. The Los Angeles-based, Icelandic-Chinese singer is a veteran of the holiday season, with her ongoing project ‘A Very Laufey Holiday’ having new songs added each Christmas. Advertisement Previous festive offerings from the former NME Cover star have included ‘Love To Keep Me Warm’ featuring dodie, ‘The Christmas Waltz’, ‘Christmas Dreaming’ and ‘Santa Baby’, with a video featuring Bill Murray. Last year, she even played an impromptu Christmas live show at London’s St. Pancras station. This year, she has recorded a cover of ‘Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town’, the 1934 song by J. Fred Coots and Haven Gillespie that has been a hit for artists including The Jackson 5, Bruce Springsteen, Mariah Carey, Michael Bublé and Lady Gaga. Check out Laufey’s version, complete with a sweet video of the singer as a young girl, here: [embedded content] Elsewhere, the singer has announced a UK and European arena tour for February and March 2026, including shows in Manchester, Dublin and London’s O2 Arena. See all the dates here and find any remaining tickets here. Recommended She released her third album ‘A Matter Of Time’ in August, and it has since been nominated for a Grammy for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. In a four-star review, NME wrote: “‘A Matter Of Time’ is just… Read More →