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Watch Paul Simon play ‘Something So Right’ for the first time in 33 years on ‘Colbert’

Paul Simon played ‘Something So Right’ on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert this week – check out footage below. The legendary singer-songwriter dropped by the talk show on Thursday night (April 2) and dusted off the song – which was first released on his third solo album ‘There Goes Rhymin’ Simon’ in 1973 – for its first live performance since 1993. Advertisement Perched on a stool, Simon sang the song backed by an arrangement including acoustic guitar, strings, flute, bass and percussion. He later joined Colbert for a reflection on his early career in England prior to Simon & Garfunkel’s success with ‘The Sound Of Silence’ in 1965. Watch the performance and the interview here: [embedded content] [embedded content] Later this week, Simon will kick off the UK and European leg of his ‘A Quiet Celebration’ tour which launched in the US last summer – his live comeback after seven years of retirement. Recommended The dates begin in Prague on Thursday (April 9) and will include shows in Liverpool and Glasgow before a pair of gigs in London’s Royal Albert Hall in May and a final date in Dublin. See all of the dates here and find any remaining tickets here. Over the summer, the songwriting icon was forced to postpone two of his aforementioned US dates after experiencing “chronic and intense back pain”. “Today it became unmanageable and demands immediate attention,”… Read More →

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U2 mark Good Friday with another surprise new EP: ‘Easter Lily’

U2 have marked Good Friday by surprise releasing another new standalone EP. Check out ‘Easter Lily’ below. Released today (Friday April 3), ‘Easter Lily’ follows on from February’s “defiant” and politically-charged ‘Days Of Ash’ EP, which was released on Ash Wednesday. The six new tracks again come as a “separate, self-contained collection” of new music while sessions for the Irish rock giants’ 15th album remain ongoing. Advertisement In keeping with the religious holiday, the ‘Easter Lily’ EP is described as a “much more reflective set of songs” compared to its predecessor, “emerging from a more personal, private place that some may retreat to in such times – exploring themes of friendship, loss, hope, and ultimately, renewal”. Leaning into U2’s classic arena-ready rock hymnal sound, the EP comes fronted by ‘Song For Hal’. With the repeated mantra of “you’re not alone”, the song is described by the band as “a COVID-19 lockdown lament” and dedicated to friend and music-maker, Hal Willner, who would have turned 70 on Easter Monday but passed away almost six years ago to the day. Meanwhile, the open road anthemics of ‘In a Life’ is designed as “a song celebrating friendship” while the tender ‘Scars’ delivers a message… Read More →

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Olivia Rodrigo announces new album ‘You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love’

Olivia Rodrigo has announced her third album, ‘You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love’. READ MORE: Olivia Rodrigo live at Glastonbury 2025: A Robert Smith-assisted ending to stand the test of time The follow-up to 2023’s ‘Guts’ will arrive via Geffen on June 12 – pre-order/pre-save here. It will see her reunite with producer and regular collaborator Dan Nigro, who also produced ‘Guts’ and her 2021 debut ‘Sour’. Advertisement Speculation was building for Rodrigo to announce an album with cryptic pink album teasers having been discovered by fans in Los Angeles and London. In a recent interview with British Vogue, the feature described what they have heard of the new record as Rodrigo at her “most experimental”, with one track being labelled as “smooth, trippy soft rock”. Rodrigo herself told the publication that the album consists of “sad love songs”, adding: “I realised all my favourite romantic love songs were beautiful because they had a tinge of fear or yearning in them.” “I’ve found a lot of inspiration from being in London,” she added. “I’ve spent so much time here over the course of making this album. It has a lot of songs that are London vibes, about experiences that I’ve had here. “It was a creative challenge to write from… Read More →

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Fleetwood Mac’s Lindsey Buckingham attacked by woman in Santa Monica, police says

Fleetwood Mac‘s Lindsey Buckingham was reportedly attacked by a woman in Santa Monica, according to local law enforcement. READ MORE: Stevie Nicks interview: “In Fleetwood Mac, Christine McVie and I were a force of nature” Buckingham had just entered a building on his way to an appointment when the woman allegedly threw an unknown substance at him before running away. Police believe she had discovered the time and location of his appointment and she had been there waiting for his arrival. Advertisement Buckingham was not injured in the alleged incident. The suspect is reportedly someone known to Buckingham due to previous encounters. An arrest is expected soon. Recently, Buckingham has seemingly hinted at a reunion with Stevie Nicks. Last year, the legendary duo reissued their 1973 album ‘Buckingham Nicks’, making it publicly available for the first time since its original release. Upon sharing the record, Nicks revealed that she and Buckingham are now back on talking terms, saying, “Lindsey and I started talking about [the album] last night. This whole thing seems really like yesterday to us.” [embedded content] Recommended Now, Buckingham may have dropped hints of a potential reunion. In a video shared to Instagram, the musician spoke about what he’s looking forward… Read More →

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Wu Lyf share “simple, sweet love song” with ‘The Fool’ – while trolling Spotify with Homer Simpson version

Wu Lyf have shared the “simple, sweet love song” ‘The Fool’, and uploaded a parody version featuring Homer Simpson’s voice on Spotify. The new track taken from the Manchester indie band’s long-awaited second album, ‘A Wave That Will Never Break’. Set for release on April 10, the record is the follow-up to 2011’s ‘Go Tell Fire To The Mountain’, and has already been previewed with the urgent ‘Love Your Fate’. Advertisement Now, the band are back with a more stripped-back, ethereal song, which sees them lean into ambient, tranquil instrumentals, heartfelt vocal melodies, and airy guitar riffs. “The heartbreak and the letting go/ We found the punchline to this cosmic joke/ We know that we need to know that everything is love,” sings frontman Ellery James Roberts, as the track gradually introduces a thumping electronic riff. “Adam loved his woman so/ rebelled against the Holy Ghost / defied the very word of God/ he’s such a fool for that love/ I’m always such a fool for your love.” “‘The Fool’ is one of those special songs that just appeared almost fully formed whilst jamming in the weeks before we went into record with sonic boom,” Roberts shared. “It is a… Read More →

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Megan Thee Stallion hospitalised after falling “very ill” during ‘Moulin Rouge!’ show

The Texas rapper and actor is currently portraying Zidler in the production for an eight-week run, marking her Broadway debut. Her representative confirmed in a statement that Megan, 31, fell ill while performing on stage last night (Tuesday March 31). “Megan started feeling very ill and was promptly transported to a local hospital, where her symptoms are currently being evaluated,” they said (via Consequence). “We will share additional updates as more information becomes available.” Her hairstylist, Kellon Deryck, wrote on X/Twitter: “Everyone say a prayer for Megan, we are all at the hospital.” Everyone say a prayer for Megan, we are all at the hospital 🙏 — Kellon Deryck (@KellonDeryck) April 1, 2026 Further details about her condition have not yet been disclosed. Megan (real name Megan Pete) is set to play Zidler until May 17, per the Moulin Rouge! website. “So grateful for this incredible cast & crew & everyone who worked so hard to make opening night a success!! HOTTIES IM ON BROADWAY!!” she wrote on social media after her first performance in March. People also praised Megan, who is the first female-identifying performer to play Zidler worldwide: “From the moment she strides onto the stage, the Houston… Read More →

31MARNews

Damon Albarn reveals why Gorillaz Netflix film was abandoned – and how it inspired ‘Cracker Island’

Damon Albarn has revealed why plans to make a Gorillaz film with Netflix were scrapped, and shared that it helped inspire ‘Cracker Island’. The artist – who also fronts Blur and The Good, The Bad & The Queen – revealed back in 2020 that a film about Gorillaz was being discussed with Netflix, and said the following year that he and illustrator Jamie Hewlett had started work on it. Advertisement At the time, it was described as a “full-length movie” about the animated band. However, after two further years of delays, Albarn revealed that they had abandoned the project and told fans that “it will never happen”. Now, the two collaborators have shared more insight into why the film was scrapped, and said that the ordeal helped inspire their eighth album, ‘Cracker Island’. Speaking to Zane Lowe for Apple Music, Hewlett dismissed hopes of them returning to work on a Gorillaz movie, saying that he was deterred after realising how long the process takes. “If we’d done a movie 25 years ago, fine… but the idea of doing a movie now? I have no interest in it whatsoever. No interest. It’s not an interesting idea, it’s not an original idea,” he… Read More →

30MARNews

Rebecca Black: “My new music is heavier, harder, faster and louder than anything I’ve made before”

Rebecca Black has opened up about some upcoming new music, saying it is “heavier, harder, faster and louder than anything I’ve made before.” Black spoke to Billboard about new music while playing a DJ set in New York last week (March 27). Advertisement Speaking about the new music that follows on from her last album – 2025’s ‘Salvation’ – she explained: “It’s been so fulfilling to intertwine my world of dance into what I do more and more, and see the songs that were already going down that path be the ones to connect with my audience the most. “‘Sugar Water Cyanide’ was by far the heaviest track off my last project, and seeing it become the one everyone knows was so validating to begin creating from again. This new music is heavier, harder, faster and louder than anything I’ve made before,” she revealed. [embedded content] Last year, Black reunited with Katy Perry during a live show, and invited the singer to join her for the ‘Lifetimes’ tour. During the set, Perry performed a rendition of her 2011 hit single ‘Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)’, and brought out Rebecca Black as a surprise guest. It marked a reunion for the two,… Read More →

30MARNews

Manchester’s Beyond The Music festival and conference announces 2026 return

Manchester’s Beyond The Music festival and conference has today (March 30) announced its return this autumn. The event will take place from October 7-9 and will this year move to a new location, taking part at Salford’s MediaCity where northern arms of media organisations including the BBC and ITV are situated. You can buy tickets for the event here. Advertisement The event will once again explore current issues facing the music industry via keynote conversations, industry showcases and networking opportunities, “bringing together artists, executives, innovators and policymakers from across the globe.” The third iteration of the event will, accord to a statement, “convene leading voices from music, media, technology and the wider creative industries for a programme designed to connect ideas, unlock collaboration and accelerate sector growth,” and will see industry professionals discuss the biggest issues affecting the music scene today. There will also be a showcase of grassroots music throughout Salford during the three-day event. A statement added: “Beyond The Music seeks to expand Manchester’s resoundingly successful year of musical development into the wider region; bringing Salford and its centenary year celebrations together with central Manchester to solidify the region’s identity as a central destination for music, creativity and… Read More →

29MARNews

Benson Boone announces ‘Wanted Man’ US tour for summer 2026

Benson Boone has announced details of his new ‘Wanted Man’ tour to take place in the US this summer – see all the info below. The ‘Beautiful Things’ star released his second album ‘American Heart’ last June and now he has revealed he will be playing 33 dates around the country, kicking off in Pittsburgh’s PPG Paints Arena on July 7. Advertisement He will play throughout July and August, including two nights in Brooklyn’s Barclays Center and two in the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, before closing out with shows in Omaha on September 1 and Casper, Wyoming on September 3. Tickets go on pre-sale for fans who register at 11am local time on Wednesday (April 1), while local and Spotify pre-sales start the following day. General sale begins at 11am local time on Friday (April 3) and you will be able to get yours here. Benson Boone will play: JULY 07 — Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena 08 — Baltimore, MD @ CFG Bank Arena 10 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center 11 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center 13 — Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center 15 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden 16 — Albany, NY @ MVP Arena 18 — Cincinnati, OH @ Heritage Bank Center 19 — Indianapolis, IN @ Gainbridge Fieldhouse 22 — Milwaukee,… Read More →

29MARNews

Billy Bragg says London march sends message to far right: “The people of Britain will not allow themselves to be fooled by such shysters”

Billy Bragg has spoken about yesterday’s massive march in London, saying it will send a message to the “shysters” on the far right in the UK. The protest on Saturday (March 28) was organised by the Together Alliance and they claimed that half a million people took to the streets of central London to stand up for unity and to build public awareness about the growing threat of the far right in the UK and beyond. Advertisement Bragg was one of the performers to play on the ‘House Against Hate’ stage that was assembled in Trafalgar Square for the demonstration, alongside the likes of Self Esteem, Hot Chip, Jessie Ware and Katy B, and he has now shared a reflection on the experience. Writing on Instagram, Bragg said that he felt “greatly inspired” by the protest, adding: “The concerns that people have about rising cost of living, widening gaps between the rich and poor, an over-stretched NHS, the lack of affordable housing and the effects of the climate crisis cannot be solved by rounding up people of colour and forcing them to ‘remigrate’.” Addressing the target of the demonstration, he continued: “Between now and the next election, there will be politicians of the Far-age right and the far right who will bang the drum for remigration… Read More →

28MARNews

Watch Bruce Springsteen play ‘Streets Of Minneapolis’ at anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ protest in Minnesota

Bruce Springsteen played his anti-Trump protest song ‘Streets Of Minneapolis’ at a No Kings rally today – watch footage below. The Boss is preparing to kick off his ‘Land Of Hope And Dreams’ US tour this week (March 31) in Minneapolis, but he made an early stop at Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul, Minnesota on Saturday (March 28) to perform at the protest event. Advertisement ‘Streets Of Minneapolis’ was first performed in January and was written as a direct response to the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretty by ICE officers that month, and he took the chance to play the song again for a Minnesota audience. Addressing the crowd, Springsteen said: “This past winter, federal troops brought death and terror to the streets of Minneapolis, but they picked the wrong city. The power and the solidarity of the people of Minneapolis and Minnesota was an inspiration to the entire country. Your strength and your commitment told us that this is still America, and this reactionary nightmare – and these invasions of American cities – will not stand. You gave us hope, you gave us courage.” “And for those who gave their lives: Renee Good, mother of three, brutally murdered. Alex Pretti, VA nurse, executed by ICE. Shot in the back and left to die in the street without even the… Read More →

28MARNews

Hayley Williams plays entirety of ‘Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party’ at opening night of world tour

Hayley Williams played the entirety of her album ‘Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party’ on the opening night of her world tour – watch footage below. The Paramore frontwoman is set to play an extensive run of shows in North America, Europe and the UK in the coming months in support of her third solo LP, which she released online in July last year. Advertisement The opening night went down at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia on Friday night (March 27), and she played every song from the new album, many of them for the first time live, as well as a cover of the Nina Simone classic ‘Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood’. Williams was also joined by Josh Scogin, the singer and guitarist known for his work with the bands ‘68, The Chariot and Norma Jean, for a show-closing performance of ‘Parachute’. Check out fan-captured footage from the show here: [embedded content] [embedded content] Recommended [embedded content] [embedded content] [embedded content] [embedded content] Advertisement [embedded content] Hayley Williams played: ‘Mirtazapine’ ‘Showbiz’ ‘Disappearing Man’ ‘Zissou’ ‘Ice In My OJ’ ‘Hard’ ‘Kill Me’ ‘Blood Bros’ ‘Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party’ ‘Whim’ ‘Glum’ ‘Negative Self Talk’ ‘True Believer’ ‘Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood’ ‘Brotherly Hate’ ‘Love Me Different’ ‘Dream Girl In Shibuya’ ‘Good Ol’ Days’ ‘Discovery Channel’ ‘I Won’t Quit On You’ ‘Parachute’ (with Josh Scogin) The tour will now continue with a second show in… Read More →

27MARNews

Every song in Netflix’s ‘BTS: The Return’ documentary

Netflix dives into the return of BTS, and their recent comeback show, in a feature-length documentary. Directed by Bao Nguyen, the documentary follows all seven members of the K-pop group (Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, Jung Kook) as they reunite after completing South Korea’s 18-month mandatory military service. The film follows the creation of the group’s tenth studio album ‘Arirang’ and goes behind-the-scenes on their comeback show at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul on March 21, which was streamed on Netflix around the world. BTS: The Return was released March 27, 2026 on Netflix. What songs appear in BTS: The Return? As you might expect, the documentary features plenty of tracks from ‘Arirang’, but there some unexpected needle drops too. Phoenix track ‘Love Like A Sunset, Pt. 2’ is featured in the film, along with a couple of traditional Korean folk songs which inspired the group’s latest album. There are several throwback cuts too, like ‘For Youth’ and ‘Epilogue: Young Forever’. You can check out all the BTS songs featured in the documentary below. ‘Intro’‘For Youth’‘No More Dream’‘Epilogue: Young Forever’‘We Are Bulletproof Pt. 2’‘Mic Drop’‘Swim’‘Arirang’‘Body To Body’

27MARNews

Muse announce 2026 North American tour with Bloc Party, Temper Trap and more

Muse have shared details of a new North American tour taking place later this summer. The dates are announced today (Friday March 27) and come in support of the band’s forthcoming album ‘The Wow! Signal’, which is their 10th studio album and set for release on June 26. Advertisement Dubbed ‘The Wow! Signal Tour’, new shows kick off after a headline appearance at Milwaukee’s Summerfest on July 2, and include slots in Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Toronto and more, before progressing into the following month. Dates in August feature shows in New Jersey, North Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Washington and more, before wrapping up with four gigs across California at the end of the month, including a closing night at the Hollywood Bowl. Along the way, Matt Bellamy and co. will be supported by Bloc Party and Portugal. The Man on select dates, and The Temper Trap on all shows. Tickets go on sale on Friday April 3 at 10am local time. Visit here for tickets and more information. Muse’s ‘The Wow! Signal’ North American tour dates are: JULY2 – Milwaukee, WI @ Summerfest ^5 – St. Louis, MO @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheater * ~7 – Noblesville, IN @ Ruoff… Read More →

26MARNews

Sam Fender raises £50,000 for charity Youth Music

Sam Fender has raised £50,000 from ticket sales on his ‘People Watching’ tour for the charity Youth Music. Fender was supported early in his career by the North East-based Youth Music-funded programme Generator and has now given back to the charity. His donation will be matched by Youth Music’s new Rescue The Roots campaign, a £2million fundraising initiative to tackle the funding crisis threatening grassroots youth music projects across the UK. Advertisement This means that in total, £100,000 will go directly to projects funded by Youth Music in the North East. “I’m proud to support Youth Music and their ‘Rescue the Roots’ campaign,” said Fender. Help for young people in the arts is scarce – projects like these are so important.” [embedded content] “We’re incredibly grateful to Sam for choosing to support Youth Music and young people in the North East,” said Carol Reid, interim Co-CEO at Youth Music. “Music can change young people’s lives, but too many still face barriers to accessing it, just because of where they live. This crucial funding will help ensure opportunity isn’t dictated by postcode. It’s really encouraging to see more and more successful artists giving back to grassroots music, which is often where… Read More →

26MARNews

Australia’s hyped Headsend surprise release debut EP ‘Angel Glands’

Rising Aussie three-piece Headsend have surprise released their debut EP, ‘Angel Glands’, and announced new UK live shows. The grunge band, formed of Rasmus King, Kyuss King and Bon Soric, have started to turn heads over the past year, having locked in support slots with huge names like Wunderhorse, Tool, and AC/DC. Advertisement Today (Thursday March 26), they have surprise released a debut EP called ‘Angel Glands’. It features hard-hitting, unforgettable tracks like ‘Stove’ and ‘Chugg’, alongside the previously released anthem ‘And Angel’, and their latest single, ‘Do Do’. ‘Angel Glands’ was recorded live in-studio by Nick DiDia (Pearl Jam, Rage Against the Machine, Stone Temple Pilots), and looks to capture the same ferocious energy that the band deliver when performing live – embracing the same unfiltered intensity and charisma that they capture on stage. As well as releasing the new EP, Headsend have also announced new live shows planned for 2026. These include a slot at The Great Escape festival in Brighton, taking place at the Charles Street Tap on May 15 as part the official Great Escape showcase, and another gig as part of the festival at Sounds Australia in Brighton on May 16. They also have a… Read More →

25MARNews

Sublime announce first new album in 30 years, ‘Until The Sun Explodes’

Sublime have announced their first new album in 30 years, ‘Until The Sun Explodes’, which is also its first with Jakob Nowell on vocals. The ska legends first confirmed last year they were working on new music with help from Travis Barker and that album has now materialised, almost exactly a year on. Advertisement The album will be released on June 12 via Atlantic and features collaborations with H.R., Pennywise‘s Fletcher Dragge, G. Love, FIDLAR, and Skegss. To coincide with the announcement, Sublime have dropped the album’s title track – check it out below. It finds Jakob paying tribute to his father, original Sublime vocalist Bradley Nowell, who died in 1996 when Jakob was less than a year old. “Until the sun blows up in the sky/I owe you my life,” he sings. Meanwhile, the video moves through various locations in the band’s hometown of Long Beach which have ties to the band’s history, while also showcasing their connections to SoCal skate culture. [embedded content] The tracklist of ‘Until The Sun Explodes’ is: 1. ‘Ensenada’2. ‘Wizard’3. ‘Can’t Miss You’4. ‘Backwards (feat. FIDLAR)’5. ‘Maybe Partying Will Help Pt 1’6. ‘Favorite Songs (feat. Skegss)’7. ‘Personal Hell’8. ‘F.T.R.’9. ‘Evil Men’10. ‘Trey’s Song (feat. H.R…. Read More →

25MARNews

Synth pop legends unite as Erasure’s Vince Clarke, Blancmange’s Neil Arthur and Benge form Doublespeak to cover classic and cult songs

Erasure’s Vince Clarke, Blancmange’s Neil Arthur and electronic producer Benge have joined forces to form new band Doublespeak to cover classic and cult songs. The roots of the new synth pop supergroup group stem back to 2017, when Arthur – who had already recorded a track for Vince Clarke’s project, The Assembly – suggested that the two join forces to put a unique spin on some of their favourite songs from the past four decades. Advertisement They then brought Benge into the line-up, following him collaborating with Arthur on the Fader project and also working with the musician by co-producing six Blancmange albums. They are set to release their self-titled debut album – which sees them reimagine a selection of classic and cult songs with a new analogue electronica feel – on May 29.Visit here to pre-order. Described by the trio as a shadow autobiography of their own musical education, songs on the 11-track album include tracks from post0punk bands like Fad Gadget, The Sound, and Young Marble Giants, as well as iconic pop artists like ABBA, David Essex, and Carpenters. The album also includes a selection of lesser-known tracks from the 1990s onwards, including songs by The Magnetic Fields,… Read More →

24MARNews

Milton Keynes’ “crucial” grassroots music venues to receive £40,000 council funding

Milton Keynes City Council has allocated £40,000 to support grassroots music venues in the city. Read More: The ticket levy that could save grassroots venues and artists: what happens next? The Craufurd Arms, MK11, The Stables and Unit Nine are the venues to benefit, and the money will be used to put on new DJ nights and free shows, while providing platforms for emerging talent in the area. Advertisement The Craufurd Arms intends to use the cash on a programme of live showcases for local bands, while MK11 will host a run of free gigs to make live music more accessible while ensuring that artists are paid fairly at the same time. Unit Nine, meanwhile, is set to grow its FUTURE SOUNDS events to give emerging DJs and producers the chance to play in front of hundreds and gain invaluable experience. [embedded content] The Music Venue Trust’s definition of a Grassroots Music Venue helped identify who was eligible for support. Councillor Shanika Mahendran, Cabinet Member for Planning and Placemaking, explained: “As Milton Keynes grows and exciting new entertainment locations and opportunities come forward, it’s important that the incredible independent music venues crucial to the cultural scene in our city aren’t forgotten.”… Read More →

24MARNews

Jazzy teams up with Bohemian FC for ’90s-inspired 2026 women’s away kit

Jazzy has teamed up with Dublin’s Bohemian FC for its 2026 women’s away kit. Find all the details below. The Dublin-based DJ and former NME Cover star – who also featured in last year’s NME 100 – unveiled the jersey for the league of Ireland’s oldest football club today (Tuesday March 24). Advertisement It boasts the iconic Jazzy logo on a two-tone orange pattern, with ’90s-inspired styling and sublimated music wave patterns. The shirt, designed in-house by Bohemian FC in collaboration with Jazzy, also features a black collar and sleeve trims. The exclusive jersey was manufactured by the Irish sportswear brand O’Neill’s. You can pre-order yours here. Twenty-five per cent of the profits from the shirt will be sent to Crumlin’s Children’s Health Foundation. This will assist in equipping frontline teams at the hospital to provide world-class transformative care, giving their little patients the very best chance. Jazzy, who is the world’s Number One streamed female DJ, follows in the footsteps of Oasis, Fontaines D.C. and Kneecap in joining forces with Bohemian FC to launch a special kit. Recommended “Women in music 🤝 women in sport. I knew as soon as we started talking about sponsoring the ladies’ team exactly… Read More →