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Watch Phoenix’s lively new music video for ‘After Midnight’

Phoenix have shared the music video for ‘After Midnight’, which appears on their new album ‘Alpha Zulu’. READ MORE: Phoenix: “We’ve had fun breaking the rules throughout our career” The video for ‘After Midnight’ takes place predominantly from the perspective of a window in the backseat of a car, as the vehicle travels through cityscapes, busy streets and past various people. In the end though it’s revealed that the car has been stationary – maybe even the entire time – with a constantly changing backdrop and studio effects continuing the feeling of movement. Advertisement Watch it below. The band shared the album’s last single ‘Winter Solstice’ last month, which followed previous ‘Alpha Zulu’ singles ‘Tonight’ and the title track. ‘Winter Solstice’ marks Phoenix’s first song to not be crafted collectively by the band in the studio, with frontman Thomas Mars writing the track’s stream-of-consciousness lyrics to a beat sent remotely by fellow bandmates Deck d’Arcy, Laurent Brancowitz and Christian Mazzalai. ‘Alpha Zulu’ is the follow-up to Phoenix’s 2017 album ‘Ti Amo’. Speaking of the project, which was recorded during the pandemic in Paris’ Musée des Arts Décoratifs museum, in an interview with NME, Mars said that ‘Alpha Zulu’ would encompass a broad range of diverse… Read More →

07NOVNews

Noel Gallagher and Craig David to play London’s South Facing Festival 2023

Noel Gallagher and Craig David are the first two headliners for 2023’s South Facing Festival in London. READ MORE: 5 things you didn’t know about South Facing festival The festival is held at the capital’s Crystal Palace Bowl, and debuted in 2021 with a line-up including Supergrass, The Streets, Sleaford Mods and Max Richter. 2022’s program then saw London Grammar, Jungle, Richard Ashcroft and more head south of the river. Advertisement The first gig of the 2023 series to be announced will see Noel Gallagher and support act Johnny Marr play on July 28, before Craig David will be joined by Nathan Dawe for his gig on August 13. Tickets for both gigs will go on sale at 10am GMT on Friday, November 11, with Noel Gallagher tickets available here and Craig David tickets available here. NEW: @NoelGallagher’s High Flying Birds will play a huge show South Facing Festival at 28th July 2023 with special guest @Johnny_Marr Sign up for presale via; https://t.co/BjDK07rRLJ Tickets on sale Friday 11th November 10am via; https://t.co/5VE4irE83x pic.twitter.com/XC59NRz5S6 — South Facing Festival (@SouthFacingFest) November 7, 2022 We are pleased to announce @CraigDavid will be coming to South Facing 2023 with special guest @NathanDawe Sign up… Read More →

07NOVNews

Jamie T releases deluxe version of ‘The Theory Of Whatever’

Jamie T has shared a deluxe edition of his 2022 album ‘The Theory Of Whatever’. READ MORE: Jamie T – ‘The Theory Of Whatever’ review: liberating return from a star as relaxed as ever The deluxe extended version features four bonus songs called ‘Bonnie & Clyde’, ‘Kill Kill Kill’, ‘The Luddite’ and ‘Run Of The Mill’. ‘The Theory Of Whatever’ marked the London singer’s fifth album and first in nearly six years, following 2016’s ‘Trick’. Advertisement Listen to the deluxe version ‘The Theory Of Whatever’ below. Last month, Jamie T teamed up with Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes on the single ‘The Drugs’. Speaking about the track, Frank said: “Jamie and I had been talking about making music for years and when he asked me to sing on his tune ‘British Hell’ I jumped at the chance. When I asked him to sing on ‘The Drugs’ he returned the favour in perfect style.” He continued: “Around 2007, when I met Jamie, was a wild time to be a young punk navigating the music industry. One of the things I learned very early was friends were hard to find, but when you found them you had to hold on tight. “Jamie has… Read More →

07NOVNews

pH-1 announces upcoming ‘About Damn Time’ world tour

Korean-American rapper pH-1 will soon be embarking on a world tour. READ MORE: pH-1: “I don’t want to bother with people trying to put me in a box” On November 7, pH-1’s label H1GHR MUSIC announced on Twitter that he will soon be holding his ‘About Damn Time’ world tour with a brief visualiser clip featuring the rapper. While dates and venues for the tour have not been revealed, the label shared that pH-1 will be touring cities in North America, Asia and Europe. pH-1 | World Tour: About Damn Time ✈ COMING SOON TO:? North America? Asia? Europe@ph1boyyy#pH1 #피에이치원#WORLDTOUR #ABOUTDAMNTIME #pH1TOUR #NorthAmerica #Asia #Europe#H1GHRMUSIC #하이어뮤직 pic.twitter.com/hsbCiFCgLJ — H1GHR MUSIC (@H1GHRMUSIC) November 7, 2022 Advertisement This tour announcement comes nearly two months after the arrival of the star’s second studio album ‘But for Now Leave Me Alone’. At the time, the album had been his first studio release in over three years. The 13-track record was preceded by the single ‘Mr. Bad’, with pH-1 later dropping music videos for the songs ‘Zombies’, ‘Tipsy’ and ‘Yuppie Ting’ featuring Blasé. ‘But for Now Leave Me Alone’ also included a string of collaborations, including features by South Korean rappers and singers Woo, Paloalto… Read More →

07NOVNews

Watch Eurythmics reunite for rare live performance at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony

Eurythmics have reunited for a live performance at this year’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony, coinciding with the duo’s induction. READ MORE: The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has turned into a museum. Time for change The group — composed of frontwoman Annie Lennox and instrumentalist Dave Stewart — were among the 2022 inductees of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, where they joined a class that also included Eminem, Dolly Parton and Lionel Richie. The pair celebrated their induction with a performance at the Los Angeles ceremony on Saturday (November 5th), where they were introduced by U2 guitarist The Edge. Eurythmics treated audiences to three songs from their decades-spanning career, beginning with ‘Would I Lie to You?’ from the their 1985 album ‘Be Yourself Tonight’. They then performed the 1986 track ‘Missionary Man’ before closing with their breakout hit, ‘Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)’ from the titular 1983 album. Advertisement Watch Eurythmics’ Rock and Roll Hall of Fame performance below: The performance marked just one of a handful of Eurythmics’ onstage reunions since their original disbandment in 1990. Earlier this year, they performed a live duet of ‘Here Comes the Rain Again’ at their induction… Read More →

06NOVNews

Watch Nandi Bushell cover Eminem’s ‘Rap God’

Young drumming sensation Nandi Bushell has shared her first cover in nearly six months with her take on Eminem‘s ‘Rap God’ – watch it below. READ MORE: Drummer Nandi Bushell’s greatest cover songs The Ipswich multi-instrumentalist, who performed at the Taylor Hawkins tribute show at Wembley Stadium back in September, made her name with exuberant drum covers of tracks on YouTube in recent years. Since then, she has released a handful of original songs, the first of which is titled ‘The Children Will Rise Up!’ and was recorded with Tom Morello’s son Roman. This September, she penned new single ‘The Shadows’, written for her father, who was suffering health issues. Advertisement Watch the new cover of Eminem below. Guess who’s back? My first new cover in almost 6 months! #rapgod by @eminem! Inspired by the awesome drummer @halcvlte – I am still working on my original songs. Coming soon! I can’t wait for you to hear them. Working on my speed and consistency. #eminem #vad506 @RolandGlobal pic.twitter.com/yh4PX84r9r — Nandi Bushell (@Nandi_Bushell) November 5, 2022 Though she hasn’t shared a cover video for nearly six months until now, 2022 has seen Bushell take on versions of Jimi Hendrix’s ‘Little Wing’, Rush’s ‘Tom Sawyer’, Billie Eilish‘s ‘Happier Than… Read More →

06NOVNews

Watch Steve Lacy make ‘Saturday Night Live’ debut with ‘Bad Habit’ and ‘Helmet’

Steve Lacy made his Saturday Night Live debut last night (November 5) – watch him perform ‘Helmet’ and chart-topping single ‘Bad Habit’ below. READ MORE: Steve Lacy – ‘Gemini Rights’ review: a fearlessly funky follow-up from The Internet guitarist Last week, it was announced that Lacy was reshuffling some of the North American tour dates on his current tour in order to perform on the iconic show. On the episode, which was hosted by comedian Amy Schumer, Lacy performed two songs from his second album, ‘Gemini Rights’ – the track ‘Helmet’ and hit single ‘Bad Habits’, which recently hit Number One on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Advertisement “Damn, I ain’t even have to change (for real) we #1 babyyyyy,” he wrote upon the news. “July 11 was my first entry at 100 and today October 3 my first entry at #1. Wow oh wow. I feel heavy gratitude all over my body. U know how the story goessss and how it’s goin. iphone boy to superstar.” Watch both SNL performances below. Lacy’s current tour behind ‘Gemini Rights’ had a rocky moment recently when, during his show in New Orleans, a fan threw a disposable camera at him. Lacy proceeded to smash the… Read More →

05NOVNews

Japanese Breakfast says she was “still in my pyjamas” when asked to sing on The 1975’s ‘Part Of The Band’

Japanese Breakfast has spoken about her experience of working with The 1975 on their new album ‘Part Of The Band‘. READ MORE: Japanese Breakfast: “There’s freedom and creative growth in not having anything to prove” The singer-songwriter, real name Michelle Zauner, told fans earlier this year that she had contributed vocals to the title track of the album. Now, she has told NME in this week’s The Big Read that the team up came about thanks to co-producer Jack Antonoff, whom Zauner met while recording at New York’s Electric Lady Studios. Advertisement “I was actually feeling kind of insecure that no one had ever asked me to sing on a project”, Zauner said. “I guess I have kind of a weird voice, not an objectively ‘pretty’ one to layer on someone else’s. One day Jack texted me: ‘Do you like The 1975?’ – who are one of my favourite bands. ‘How soon can you be at Electric Lady?’ I was still in my pyjamas, probably hungover. I took a shower and got on the train.” She also spoke about the sobering financial realities of touring in a post pandemic era. “I live in constant fear of the moment where we plateau… Read More →

05NOVNews

Arctic Monkeys debut ‘Sculptures Of Anything Goes’ at first show since ‘The Car’ was released

At their first public show since they released ‘The Car’ last month, Arctic Monkeys treated Brazilian fans to the live debut of ‘Sculptures Of Anything Goes’. READ MORE: The Big Read – Arctic Monkeys: “We know more tricks now, but we’re still rolling on that same instinct” Last night (November 4), the band performed to a crowd of around 18,000 at the Jeunesse Arena in Rio de Janeiro. They performed a total of 21 songs, with four being pulled from ‘The Car’ – in addition to ‘Sculptures Of Anything Goes’ (which kicked off a three-track encore), Arctic Monkeys opened their set with ‘There’d Better Be A Mirrorball’, and played ‘Body Paint’ and ‘I Ain’t Quite Where I Think I Am’ around the midway point. Elsewhere in the set, the band played a cumbia redux of ‘Four Out Of Five’ (from 2018’s ‘Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino’), as well as a new arrangement of ‘Favourite Worst Nightmare’ cut ‘505’, and the first local performance of ‘Do Me A Favour’ since 2012. Advertisement Have a look at some crowd-shot footage of the band performing ‘Sculptures Of Anything Goes’ below, then see the full setlist from last night’s show (via setlist.fm). SCULPTURES OF… Read More →

05NOVNews

Taylor Swift beats The Beatles to score UK chart double for second week

Taylor Swift has beaten The Beatles to the top of the UK charts, scoring the chart double for a second week in a row. READ MORE: Taylor Swift – ‘Midnights’ review: a shimmering return to pure pop The US artist held off the challenge of Arctic Monkeys last Friday (October 28) to reach the top spot, with new album ‘Midnights’ becoming the fastest-selling album of the year so far in the UK. In the US meanwhile, she became the first act in history to land 10 tracks in Billboard‘s Hot 100 song chart. Earlier this week, it was reported that Swift would be challenged by The Beatles’ reissue of their classic album ‘Revolver’ for the top spot, but she has held on to remain at Number One on the album charts, with the song ‘Anti-Hero’ also scoring a second week at the top of the singles chart. Advertisement Other new entries in the chart include Michael Ball and Alfie Boe‘s ‘Together In Vegas’ is at number three, Fred again..‘s ‘Actual Life 3’ is at four and Arctic Monkeys‘ ‘The Car’ rounds out the top five. She's done the Official Charts double AGAIN ?? Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) reigns supreme with Anti-Hero and her #Midnights album ✨ Check out… Read More →

04NOVNews

Glastonbury 2023 general tickets to go on sale this Sunday

Tickets for Glastonbury Festival 2023 will go on general sale this weekend – find all the details below. The 2023 edition of the legendary Worth Farm event will take place between June 21-25. No acts have been confirmed as of yet. READ MORE: Glastonbury Festival 2022 – review: camping, killer tunes and catharsis on Worthy Farm A limited batch of ticket/coach packages went on sale last night (November 3), but they sold out in just 22 minutes. Advertisement This Sunday (November 6), general sale tickets will be available exclusively through See Tickets from 9am GMT – you’ll be able to purchase yours here. A £50 deposit is required per ticket, with the balance payable in early April. Fans hoping to secure tickets need to be registered in advance to do so. Per Glastonbury’s official website, registration closed at 5pm GMT on Monday (October 31). “There will be no opportunity to submit/re-submit a registration until after the November ticket sales,” a post reads. The crowd for Jack White’s secret Glastonbury 2022 set.. Credit: Eva Pentel for NME. In the spring, those who are unlucky on Sunday will get another chance to book in the resales of any returned tickets. Last month, Emily… Read More →

04NOVNews

See exclusive images from Johnny Marr’s US tour with The Killers

The Killers were supported by Johnny Marr on their US arena tour earlier this year – see exclusive images from the run of shows on NME first below. READ MORE: Check out photos and footage from The Killers’ two night run at Madison Square Garden During the lengthy tour which began back in August, Marr often joined The Killers on stage, and at New York’s Madison Square Garden was joined on stage during his own set by his Smiths bandmate Andy Rourke. Together they played the hits ‘There Is A Light That Never Goes Out’ and ‘How Soon Is Now?’. In Seattle, he came on stage with The Killers for performances of Smiths songs ‘There Is A Light That Never Goes Out’ and ‘What She Said’, before helping The Killers end the set with ‘Mr. Brightside’, which he also performed with them during their Glastonbury 2019 headline set. Advertisement Following the conclusion of the tour, Marr has shared a host of exclusive behind the scenes photos from the tour with NME, which you can see below. See exclusive imagery from The Killers’ two nights at Madison Square Garden with Johnny Marr here, with those shows featuring a guest appearance from Bruce Springsteen… Read More →

04NOVNews

Headie One announces collaborative mixtape ‘No Borders’, shares new single ‘Link in the Ends’

Headie One has announced an upcoming mixtape titled ‘No Borders: European Compilation Project’ and shared its latest single, ‘Link in the Ends’. READ MORE: Headie One live in London: a star-studded run through the greatest hits Set for release on November 11, the collaborative mixtape enlists a suite of contributors from Europe, with German artists Luciano, Pajel, and Kalim among the tracklist’s featured artists. They’re joined on the 12-song mixtape by Italy’s Shiva, French musicians Gazo, Koba LaD, and Nej, as well as Frenna and Chivv of the Netherlands. See the full tracklist below. New single ‘Link in the Ends’ features Koba LaD, who raps in French on the track’s opening bars, later making way for Headie’s verse atop a drill beat and backing wind instruments. The accompanying video follows the pair as they meander around Paris. Watch that below. Advertisement ‘Link in the Ends’ follows a handful of singles released by Headie One this year. Back in May, he shared the standalone track ‘Came In The Scene’, and followed it up later that month with the Gazo-assisted lead single ’22 Carats’. More recently, the rapper shared ‘Illegal’ in August of this year. When it arrives, ‘No Border’ will mark… Read More →

04NOVNews

Brockhampton share ‘Big Pussy’, the first single from their final album

Brockhampton have shared a new single titled ‘Big Pussy’, the first to be lifted from what the hip-hop collective have said will be their final album, ‘The Family’. READ MORE: Brockhampton live in London: a fitting farewell from the trailblazing boyband Produced by Brockhampton’s Bearface along with Nick Velez, ‘Big Pussy’ clocks in at just over two minutes and is underpinned by an energetic, eclectic instrumental. Unlike much of the group’s work, it’s a solo cut that only features bandleader Kevin Abstract rapping. ‘Big Pussy’ arrives alongside a video directed by Alex Huggins and Harrison Fisherman and shot around New York. Watch that below: Advertisement Brockhampton announced ‘The Family’ last month. The follow-up to last year’s ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’ will arrive on November 17 via Question Everything/RCA Records, and will be their final record. The group – who rebranded from AliveSinceForever to Brockhampton in 2014 and released their debut single the following year – revealed in January that 2022 would be their last year as an active group. After a pair of shows in London in February, Brockhampton’s farewell shows took place at this year’s Coachella Festival, where they announced their final album. In October, Abstract confirmed the… Read More →

04NOVNews

A new movie musical written by Sparks duo Ron and Russell Mael is in the works

A movie musical written by Ron and Russell Mael of Sparks is currently in development. READ MORE: Sparks and Edgar Wright’s ‘The Sparks Brothers’: “This is the totality of who we are” The launch of the project, titled X Crucior, was announced yesterday (November 4) via Deadline. Production company Focus Features will develop the film, with the Mael brothers serving as screenwriters and executive producers. X Crucior has been billed as an original musical epic, although further details about the film’s plot are being kept under wraps. A director and premiere date for the project has yet to be announced. Upon its release, X Crucior will mark Sparks’ second film venture with Focus Features, having served as the subjects of the studio’s Edgar Wright-directed documentary The Sparks Brothers in 2021. The documentary would go on to win Best Music Film at this year’s BandLab NME Awards, beating out film projects from the likes of Billie Eilish and Halsey. Advertisement Elsewhere in 2021, Ron and Russell served as the screenwriters and composers of Annette, a movie musical starring Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard. Both film projects arrived a year after Sparks’ 2020 album ‘A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip’, which featured the… Read More →

03NOVNews

Taylor Swift’s ‘Anti-Hero’ meets ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough’ in Girl Talk remix

Girl Talk has remixed Taylor Swift’s latest single ‘Anti-Hero’ with Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell’s ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough’ – check it out below. READ MORE: Taylor Swift – ‘Midnights’ review: a shimmering return to pure pop The song arrived as part of Swift’s ‘Midnights’ album which was released on Friday October 21 and was soon followed by a deluxe edition featuring seven more tracks. The album, which has become the fastest-selling record of 2022, is Swift’s 10th studio album, following her 2020 lockdown albums ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore’, as well as last year’s re-recorded versions of ‘Fearless’ and ‘Red’. Advertisement The album’s lead single, ‘Anti-Hero’ saw Swift explain that it sees her delve the deepest she ever has into her “insecurities”. “[It’s] one of my favourite songs I’ve ever written,” Swift said in a video posted on her Instagram. “I really don’t think I’ve delved this far into my insecurities in this detail before.” Swift continued: “I struggle a lot with the idea that my life is unmanageably sized.” You can listen to the Girl Talk remix here: Swift followed the ‘Anti-Hero’ video with a clip for ‘Bejeweled’, where she stars as Cinderella alongside Laura Dern and the Haim sisters. Advertisement Every single track on ‘Midnights’ will be… Read More →

03NOVNews

Avril Lavigne and Yungblud team up on emotional new single, ‘I’m A Mess’

Avril Lavigne has released a new collaborative single with Yungblud – listen to ‘I’m A Mess’ below. The pair teased the joint track last week by both sharing a video that saw Yungblud (aka Dominic Harrison) cutting Lavigne’s hair in a bathroom. Later, it was confirmed that the collab would be arriving today (November 3). READ MORE: The NME Big Read – Yungblud: “This album is about reclaiming my name and humanising the caricature” ‘I’m A Mess’, a slow-burning guitar ballad, begins with Lavigne singing about an absent loved one: “Staring at the pavement alone/ Wishing that I was on my way home to you/ All the shops in London are closed/ And I don’t know where to go from here/ No, I don’t know where to go from here.” Advertisement The drums kick in later ahead of Yungblud’s verse, which hears the Doncaster artist say his life “hasn’t been the same since that night”. In the chorus, the duo each long for a reunion: “But I know I’m a mess, I’m a mess/ When we’re not together/ Such a wreck, such a wreck/ I hope it’s not forever/ Will I see you again?” ‘I’m A Mess’ was written by Lavigne… Read More →

03NOVNews

Loe Shimmy Turns To The Dark Side In New Gangsta Rap Single “Wake Em up”

Nobody can deny Loe Shimmy’ swagger, especially not after the release of his most recent Rap track “Wake Em up.” The single, which is a mix of Southern Trap and Hip Hop, comes with mind-boggling visuals directed by Killerjack and produced by Lamar Jackson Entertainment. Following “Not the same” and “On the Run,” the new music video features a cameo from the NFL player Lamar Jackson, who also made a guest appearance in Loe Shimmy’s collaborative track with Kodak Black called “Bounty.” The Baltimore Ravens’ quarterback even posted a short video with “Wake Em up” playing in the background to show his support for the rapper. Loe Shimmy is no newbie to the scene. The Florida native knows how to masterfully match his beats and bars with the lyrics: “You can’t tell me nun bout spinning Bins and selling bowls you rooky get tf up out my trap if you ain’t breaking down or cooking you gone See the aftermath when shimmy up rip this ughh up an rip this fully up and rip this fully smack him thinking he a bully yea I hit the booth and rap but ima trapper fully.” With the release of the 10-track album… Read More →

03NOVNews

Bono had heart surgery in 2016 to repair “blister” on his aorta

Bono has revealed that he underwent an eight-hour heart operation in 2016 to repair a “blister” on his aorta. The U2 frontman recalled the medical issue and the subsequent procedure in his new memoir Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story, which was released on Tuesday (November 1). READ MORE: U2’s top 10 best albums – ranked “I was born with an eccentric heart,” Bono wrote. “In one of the chambers of my heart, where most people have three doors, I have two. Two swinging doors, which at Christmas 2016 were coming off their hinges.” Advertisement The singer went on to explain that his aorta – “your main artery, your lifeline, carrying the blood oxygenated by your lungs, and becoming your life”, as he put it – had become “stressed” over time and eventually developed a “blister”. “A blister that’s about to burst,” Bono continued, “which would put me in the next life faster than I can make an emergency call. Faster than I can say goodbye to this life.” As a result, the star was admitted to the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City where he went under the knife in order to fix the problem. “I know it’s not going… Read More →

03NOVNews

50 Cent urges Quavo to take care of Takeoff’s legacy in touching message

50 Cent has sent Quavo a touching message in the wake of Takeoff‘s death, urging him to take care of the late rapper’s legacy. Migos member Takeoff, real name Kirsnick Khari Ball, was shot and killed at a bowling alley in Houston, Texas in the early hours of Tuesday morning (November 1). He was 28 years old. READ MORE: How the understated Takeoff became the real superstar of Migos It has since been confirmed by a preliminary autopsy report that Takeoff died as a result of “penetrating gunshot wounds of head and torso into arms”. The full report is not yet complete. Yesterday (November 2), 50 Cent – aka Curtis Jackson – shared a snippet from Rich Kleiman’s podcast Out Of Office, where music executive Steven Victor spoke about Jackson’s involvement in Pop Smoke’s posthumous debut album. In the caption, 50 reached out to Quavo to say that “this is really how it goes” in regards to honouring an artist’s legacy following their death. “You have to position this album correctly for Take Offs legacy [sic], go make a couple changes and address everything all artist[s] make the best music out of painful moments,” he continued. “R.I.P to pop smoke… Read More →

03NOVNews

Stormzy partners with Adidas to launch #Merky FC

Stormzy has announced #Merky FC, a new football partnership with Adidas that is aiming to improve diversity in the sport. Described as “a programme committed to enhancing and protecting diverse representation in the football industry”, the initiative is aiming to address “the lack of diversity off the pitch in football, and provide access to a host of multi-year, paid professional placements across the industry”. READ MORE: GRM Daily’s Rated Awards 2022: the biggest and best moments The launch of #Merky FC comes after recent Adidas and Fare Network-commissioned research found that just 6.7 per cent of senior roles in football are currently taken by someone who identifies as Black or mixed Black heritage. Advertisement While 39 per cent of Premier League players identify as Black or mixed Black heritage, the study found that only 26 per cent of young Black British men aspire to have a career in football off the pitch. While the majority of Black women (52 per cent) who participated in the study said that they would be interested in a role in football, 40 per cent of respondents said that they didn’t think they’d make be successful based on their gender. “One of the biggest challenges… Read More →