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Benmont Tench – The Melancholy Season

Benmont Tench doesn’t name his pianos as such, but he lovingly distinguishes each of the keyboards he plays on his latest album. “Mr Tench’s piano” is a Steinway B. So is “the Village Recorder’s piano” used in the eponymous studio. “Mr Wilson’s piano”, belonging to producer Jonathan Wilson, is a 1913 Steinway A3. You get to know all these keyboard characters and more on The Melancholy Season, the gorgeous, heart-warming second solo album by a musician better known as a sought-after Los Angeles session player and lifetime member of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE Advertisement Benjamin Montmorency Tench III’s artistic alliance with Petty stretches back to the early ’70s in their native Florida. He was a founding member of the Heartbreakers, collaborating joyfully across the decades until Petty’s untimely death in 2017 put a full stop on the band just as they had rounded off their 40th-anniversary tour. Since the early ’80s, he has also applied “the Tench touch” to countless records and sessions, starting with Stevie Nicks’ solo debut Bella Donna… Read More →

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Julee Cruise – Fall_Float_Love (Works 1989 – 1998)

The ethereal voice of Julee Cruise is as essential to the world of Twin Peaks as cherry pie and Dale Cooper’s dreams, yet we may have never heard it if visionary director David Lynch had more funds. He really wanted to include This Mortal Coil’s cover of Tim Buckley’s “Song To The Siren” in Blue Velvet, but he couldn’t afford the rights. Composer Angelo Badalamenti, who in short order would become Lynch’s go-to for the rest of their careers, was tasked with writing an original piece of music for the movie instead, given little instruction beyond its eventual title (the phrase “mysteries of love”) and an idea that the song should “float on the sea of time”, with Elizabeth Fraser’s voice in mind. Badalamenti had just met Cruise at a theatre workshop, so he brought her in. The result is a uniquely incandescent piece of music, shimmering poetry animated by Cruise’s vertiginously angelic voice. Blue Velvet is unimaginable without it. THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE Advertisement It’s fitting that a cosmic bit of happenstance brought Cruise into… Read More →

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Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band, Co-Op Live, Manchester, May 14, 2025

Bruce Springsteen has spoken recently about the responsibility of the artist in a turbulent world and he wastes no time putting those words into action tonight. He opens with an extraordinary monologue in which he calls on “the righteous spirit of art, of music, of rock ’n’ roll in dangerous times”, rails against how the country that he loves has fallen into “the hands of a corrupt, incompetent and treasonous administration” and concludes by asking “all who believe in democracy and the best of our American experiment to rise with us, raise your voices against authoritarianism and let freedom ring!” Then the 18-piece E Street Band hurtle into the title track of this two-year tour, now on its final leg, with a righteously impassioned “Land Of Hope And Dreams”. THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE Advertisement Springsteen, a stadium veteran of over 40 years, rarely plays indoor venues in Europe now, but the relative intimacy of the first of three nights at this 23,500 seater allows an unusually closer quarters view of a performer on a mission, delivering… Read More →

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Laufey announces new album ‘A Matter Of Time’ with fiery single ‘Tough Luck’

Laufey has announced her highly anticipated third album, ‘A Matter Of Time’ – see all the details below. READ MORE: The Cover – Laufey is here to stay The Icelandic-Chinese artist, composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist and former NME The Cover star shared the news today (May 15), confirming that the record is due for release on August 22 via Vingolf Recordings/AWAL. Advertisement She’s also shared a new single, ‘Tough Luck’, along with an accompanying lyric video. She sings on the quickly ascending, fiery song about a relationship gone wrong: “Tough luck, my boy, your time is up / I’ll break it first, I’ve had enough / Of waiting ’til you lie and cheat / Just like you did to the actress before me / Oops, she doesn’t even know/ You won’t be missed, I’m glad to see you go“. Laufey explained of the track in a press statement: “I wanted to reveal an angrier side of myself — a side that this unfortunate relationship brought out in me.” Check out Laufey’s ‘Tough Luck’ below. [embedded content] As for the rest of ‘A Matter Of Time’, Laufey isn’t as concerned with preserving the legacy of jazz music as she was with her previous… Read More →

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Oasis reunion tour: Andy Bell confirms he’s part of band line-up

Andy Bell has confirmed that he will be part of the line-up for the long-awaited Oasis reunion tour this summer. READ MORE: Supersonic setlist: what Oasis need to play on their 2025 reunion tour The bassist performed with the Gallagher brothers from 1999 until their famously acrimonious break-up in 2009. He was then part of Liam‘s spin-off band Beady Eye. Advertisement Bell, who was also a member of Ride and Mantra of the Cosmos, confirmed his involvement in the tour in a new interview with Austrian newspaper Oe24. “I’m in and I’m really looking forward to it,” he said. “We’ll see each other on tour. Or rather, you’ll see me – I’ll hardly be able to see you in the audience.” [embedded content] Bell’s long-rumoured involvement in the tour was revealed to NME by sources close to the band in March. He is expected to be joined by fellow Beady Eye alumnus and longtime collaborator Gem Archer, who was part of his recent solo album ‘Pinball Wanderer’. Also said to be part of the live band are Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs on guitar and drummer Joey Waronker, the latter of whom is believed to be one of the “new faces” that Liam teased would be… Read More →

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Watch a video for The Lemonheads’ new single, “Deep End”

This autumn, The Lemonheads will release Love Chant – their first album of original material in almost two decades. Advertisement THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE As a taster for the album, they’ve today released a video for the song “Deep End”, which features Evan Dando’s old Massachusetts muckers Juliana Hatfield and J Mascis. Watch it below: [embedded content] “Deep End” was co-written with Dando’s long-time writing partner Tom Morgan of Smudge. It will be released on limited-edition 12″ (500 copies only) by Fire Records on June 13, backed with a cover of Townes Van Zandt’s “Sad Cinderella” that finds Dando duetting with Erin Rae. Pre-order here. Advertisement The Lemonheads have also today announced an extensive UK and European tour. See the full list of dates below and buy tickets here: 14 Aug: Roadmender, Northampton, UK15 Aug: Rock N’Roll Circus, Norwich, UK16 Aug: O2 Ritz , Manchester, UK17 Aug: Garage, Glasgow, UK19 Aug: Limelight, Belfast, Ireland20 Aug: Dolans Warehouse, Limerick, Ireland21 Aug: Cyprus Avenue, Cork, Ireland23 Aug: Bank Lane , Waterford, Ireland24 Aug: Academy, Dublin, Ireland26 Aug: Foundry,… Read More →

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Send us your questions for Billy Idol!

Billy Idol’s punk credentials are impeccable. As a member of the infamous Bromley Contingent, he was there for all the major Sex Pistols set-tos, before stepping up to front Generation X – one of the first punk bands to appear on Top Of The Pops. THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE Moving to America in the early ’80s, he spearheaded the ‘second British invasion’, racking up solo Top 10 hits on both sides of the pond. And evidently his brand of playful rebellion still resonates: next month he’ll headline Wembley Arena, playing songs from his recently-released ninth solo album, Dream Into It. But before that, he’s kindly submitted to a gently grilling from you, the Uncut readers. So what do you want to ask a genuine punk original? Send your questions to audiencewith@uncut.co.uk by Monday (May 19) and Billy will answer the best ones in the next issue of Uncut.

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Mick Jagger is producing a new film about the young Miles Davis

Snowfall’s Damson Idris is set to play the young Miles Davis in a new film about the jazz legend’s first trip to Paris in 1949 and his subsequent romance with the actor and singer Juliette Gréco. Advertisement THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE Miles & Juliette will be directed by Bill Pohlad – the man behind Brian Wilson biopic Love & Mercy – and produced by Pohlad’s own River Road Entertainment and Mick Jagger’s Jagged Films, in association with the Miles Davis estate. Juliette Gréco will be played by Anamaria Vartolomei, while Robert Glasper has been signed up to compose and produce the film’s soundtrack. Advertisement “Though much of my work has centred on music, I’ve always been drawn to the intimacy and complexity of a great love story,” said Pohlad. “With Miles & Juliette, I feel incredibly fortunate to explore both – through the lens of two artists whose connection was as fleeting as it was life-changing. This story isn’t just about Miles Davis and Juliette Gréco – it’s about the universal rhythm of falling in love,… Read More →

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Peter Capaldi – My Life In Music

The post-punk Time Lord on the albums that shaped his universe: “Heard once, it stays forever” THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE Advertisement FRANK SINATRAThat’s LifeREPRISE, 1966I don’t really remember my parents ever going out to buy a record, but somehow there was a collection of battered albums under the record player. They would often have nights when drink was taken and fun was had, and this album would always go on. You’d never describe an album of Sinatra’s as lacklustre, but every song is compact, like they want to get it over with. But when he hits the groove of “That’s Life”, he’s kind of unbeatable. If “My Way” is about imposing your will upon life, “That’s Life” is a hymn to how powerless you are to deal with whatever fate throws at you, so the best thing is just to get on with it and have a laugh when you can. It’s the best shrug in popular music. DAVID BOWIEDavid LiveRCA, 1974Like many things in life, I was quite late into David Bowie. In order to… Read More →

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Köln you dig it?

Plenty of music biopics are unable to use songs by the artists they depict. Some, like the 2020 Bowie-related movie Stardust, struggle as a result; others, like Backbeat or Nowhere Boy, find ways to tell a more introspective tale. “For me, it was a beautiful obstacle to overcome,” says Ido Fluk, the Israeli writer and director of Köln 75, which dramatises the events surrounding Keith Jarrett’s famous Köln Concert without being able to feature a single note of his music. “It’s about this legendary concert where a pianist has to improvise for an hour on a broken piano. As artists, the creative process is often about dealing with obstructions and obstacles. Telling this story without using any of the original music was our broken piano.” THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE Advertisement Fifty years ago, the American jazz pianist Keith Jarrett turned up to play a solo gig at the Cologne Opera House and, instead of the 10ft-long, half-ton Bösendorfer concert grand that he was expecting, he was given a weedy, 6ft rehearsal piano with broken pedals. A… Read More →

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Foo Fighters to play first show of 2025 at the Singapore F1 Grand Prix

Foo Fighters are set to make their live return this October to headline the Singapore F1 Grand Prix concerts – find out more below. READ MORE: Foo Fighters live in Manchester: invincible and still untouchable Today (May 14), the Singapore Grand Prix announced its second wave of performers, confirming that Foo Fighters will headline day two of the three-day festivities on October 4. Previously announced to headline day one was K-pop superstar G-Dragon, while the Singapore Grand Prix shows are being closed out on Sunday by Elton John, despite claims of retiring from touring. Advertisement Foo Fighters wrote on Instagram following the announcement: “Singapore, see you soon!” The October 4 show will mark the band’s first show since August 2024. It is their first show of 2025, and according to their website is currently their only gig of the year. Other new additions to the Singapore Grand Prix include The Smashing Pumpkins, Alan Walker, Crowded House, CL, BABYMETAL, Tom Grennan and more. Tickets to the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix are on sale now – you can buy yours here. The October comeback also mark the band’s first appearance together since Grohl courted controversy in September when he revealed that he had… Read More →

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THE NONE talk tackling “growing up skint” on new single ‘At Hope’ and life after Bloc Party

THE NONE have spoken to NME about their politically-charged new single ‘At Hope’, what the future holds, and life after Bloc Party. Check it out below along with our interview with the band. The rising punks – comprised of Gordon Moakes (formerly Bloc Party and Young Legionnaire), vocalist Kai Whyte (Blue Ruth, Youth Man), guitarist Jim Beck (Cassels) and drummer Chris Francombe (Frauds) – made their debut earlier this year, winning online, grassroots and media support with their collapsing post-hardcore sound showcased across two EPs ‘Matter’ and ‘Care’. Advertisement Their latest taster comes in the form of relentless new single ‘At Hope’, due for a limited 7” release on June 20 via Zennor Records, backed by b-side ‘In Civic Pride’. “I remember writing this one 18 months ago,” Whyte told NME. “The band had just recorded the instruments playing through the song and sent it to me. I was listening to it, and all I could hear in my head was, ‘There are piles of dog shit on my lawn’. I was just looping that in my head and couldn’t move past it. I thought it was a joke and that I was trolling myself. “In order to move forward with the… Read More →

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Yusuf/Cat Stevens unveils his official autobiography

Yusuf/Cat Stevens has announced that his long-awaited memoir, Cat On The Road To Findout, will be published in the UK on September 18, and in North America on October 7. Advertisement THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE The book is billed as “an extraordinary soul-baring journey through the triumphs, trials, and transcendental quest of one of music’s most enigmatic figures of our time” that will reveal “the intimate story of his deeply emotive transformation… from his folk-troubadour beginnings, to the glamorous chaos of 60s pop stardom, to his 70s reign as a generational voice [to] his unexpected departure from superstardom, embracing Islam.” Says Stevens: “I’ve been on an amazing journey, which began in the narrow streets of London, and led me through the most iconic cities, to perform upon the great stage of Western culture, ascending the dizzying heights of wealth, recognition and artistic pinnacles; freely exploring vast ranges of religions and philosophies, wandering through churches, temples, all the way to the Holy abode in Jerusalem — ignoring myths and warnings — and crossing the foreboded, desert heartlands,… Read More →

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Queens Of The Stone Age announce Alive In The Catacombs

Queens Of The Stone Age have revealed details of their new stripped-down concert film, recorded live in the Paris catacombs in July 2024. Advertisement THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING R.E.M., A DOORS RARITIES CD, BON IVER, PRINCE, SHACK, AMY WINEHOUSE, DIRE STRAITS, STEREOLAB AND MORE Alive In The Catacombs features songs from across the Queens Of The Stone Age back catalogue, performed largely acoustically – save for an electric piano connected to a car battery – and augmented by a small string section. Watch the trailer below: [embedded content] Queens Of The Stone Age are the first band to receive official permission to play in the catacombs, a set of tunnels beneath the surface of Paris, where millions of bodies were buried in the 1700s – “the biggest audience we’ve ever played for,” notes Josh Homme. Advertisement “If you’re ever going to be haunted, surrounded by several million dead people is the place,” Homme continues. “It would be ridiculous to try to rock there…That space dictates everything, it’s in charge. You do what you’re told when you’re in there.” Queens Of The Stone Age: Alive In The Catacombs was produced by La Blogothèque and… Read More →

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Dua Lipa kicks off European ‘Radical Optimism’ tour with Spanish cover of Enrique Iglesias’ ‘Hero’

Dua Lipa has performed a Spanish cover of Enrique Iglesias’ iconic hit ‘Hero’ to kick off her European tour in Madrid – watch fan-shot footage of the cover below. READ MORE: Dua Lipa live at Glastonbury: a powerhouse performance to shut down the critics The ‘Houdini’ star has been making a habit of covering local music royalty during the Australia and New Zealand leg of her ‘Radical Optimism’ tour in recent months, and she’s seemingly committed to doing the same for her newly launched European run of shows. Advertisement On May 11, Dua Lipa took over the Movistar Arena in Madrid, Spain to perform the first of her European shows for the ‘Radical Optimism’ tour. Keeping in line with her recent streak of covering local icons, Lipa sang a cover of Enrique Iglesias’ ‘Hero’ in Spanish. Watch the impressive cover below. [embedded content] The following night, Dua Lipa honoured another local legend, performing a cover of Manu Chao’s ‘Me Gustas Tú’. She began her streak of covering local artists during her Australian and New Zealand tour in late March and April, where she covered songs like Kylie Minogue’s ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’, Natalie Imbruglia’s ‘Torn’, AC/DC’s ‘Highway To Hell’, Lorde’s… Read More →

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Check out Orbital and Confidence Man’s dancefloor-dominating collab ‘Re-Lush’

Orbital and Confidence Man have joined forces for the dancefloor-ready collaboration ‘Re-Lush’ – check it out below. The new track draws influence from Orbital’s ‘Lush 3-1′ and ‘Lush 3-2′, originally released on the Hartnoll brothers’ ‘Brown Album’ from 1993. An expanded re-issue of that record is coming out on May 23 in 4CD and 4LP versions via London Records – see the full details for that release here and pre-order/pre-save it here. Advertisement ‘Re-Lush’ sees the two distinguished electronic duos working seamlessly alongside each other, with Confidence Man singer Janet Planet adding vocals over Sugar Bones’ infectiously hypnotic production, which channels Orbital’s seminal ‘90s rave energy. Listen to ‘Re-Lush’ here: [embedded content] Orbital have said: “Confidence Man have done that rare but always strived for thing with a remix, it’s totally Lush, totally Orbital, totally modern, and totally Confidence Man! How did they manage to get all that into one track! I’m even going to nick bits of it for when we play festivals over the summer, that’s how much we love it!” Recommended Confidence Man added: “Lush is one of our favorite dance tracks of all time, so we were like rabid dogs with the stems in our hands. Kids in a… Read More →

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Introducing…The History Of Rock: 1968!

With Pete Townshend announcing The Who’s farewell US tour, now seems a good time to remind ourselves of when the band made one of their earliest trips to the continent. You can read all about it in The History Of Rock: 1968, the latest in our series of premium magazines curated from the archives of NME and Melody Maker. Advertisement Pete in 1968 is a big fan of America. Amazing microphone systems. Great groups like Moby Grape. Their own bus, “equipped with all modern conveniences like scotch and beer”. Even the fact that they’re staying in poky hotels hasn’t dampened his enthusiasm. As we follow the group deeper into the year we find them developing some challenging new work, the rock opera Tommy, at this stage provisionally entitled “Dead Dumb And Blind Boy”. Our other favourite groups are changing too. After 1967’s colourful revelations and occasionally grandiose musical experimentation, 1968 has its feet more firmly planted on the ground. The gurus and the hallucinogens of the past twelve months have imparted their knowledge, and The Beatles are for the most part slightly more suspicious of whim and fancy. No-one precisely says this is their plan (although Paul McCartney has been… Read More →

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Watch Pulp drummer Nick Banks play ‘Disco 2000’ with tribute band Pulp’d in Sheffield

Pulp drummer Nick Banks joined the tribute band Pulp’d for a version of ‘Disco 2000’ in Sheffield this week – watch footage below. Banks, a member of the Britpop greats since 1986, played along with the band at Fake Festival in the city’s Endcliffe Park on Saturday night (May 10), later posting a video of the performance on social media. Advertisement “Joined Pulp tribute band last night Pulp’d,” he wrote on Bluesky. “Had a blast!” The Jarvis Cocker stand-in introduced Banks to the stage, quipping: “Can you believe this? This is something quite special, it definitely makes Fake Festival history. Because nobody in Fake Festival history has ever had a member of the band that they are tributing get on stage and play a song with them.” Watch the video here: Joined Pulp tribute band last night Pulp’d for a tune at Fake Festival at Endcliffe Park. Had a blast! — Nick Banks (@therealnickbanks.bsky.social) 2025-05-11T11:13:31.140Z [embedded content] Recommended [embedded content] “This could all go horribly wrong, you do know that, don’t you?” Banks said before settling down behind the drumkit, but the rendition appeared to go down a treat with the crowd in attendance. Posting after the show, Pulp’d wrote:… Read More →

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Watch Turnstile debut new ‘Never Enough’ songs live as they discuss “mad flavours” of new album

Turnstile debuted three songs from their upcoming album ‘Never Enough’ this weekend – check out the footage below. The Baltimore hardcore band played their first show of the year at Wyman Park Dell in their hometown on Saturday (May 10), where they performed ‘Never Enough’, ‘Seein’ Stars’ and ‘Birds’ for the first time in public. Advertisement Those are the three tracks that they have shared from the album so far. The follow-up to 2021’s breakout ‘Glow On’, the group’s fourth studio record will be released on June 6 and is available for pre-order/pre-save here. As the footage below shows, show opener ‘Never Enough’ saw several members of the huge crowd clambering onto the stage and diving into the sea of arms, while a sizeable circle pit breaks out in the heart of the crowd. Check out fan-captured footage of all three new songs here: Recommended [embedded content] [embedded content] [embedded content] Turnstile have also given an interview to the New York Times, in which they have described the new album as including “mad flavours”, with frontman Brendan Yates saying: “Anytime you put out something new, you lose a bunch of people. You kind of just embrace it… The music we… Read More →

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V&A Museum to host exhibition on London’s lost music venues – and it needs your help

London’s V&A Museum will host an exhibition on the city’s lost music venues next year – and it is looking for help from the general public. Working alongside the Music Venue Trust, the museum will show off the legacy of the city’s countless music venues that have shut down and it is calling on people to submit their “artefacts and music ephemera” to complete their collection. Advertisement The exhibition will launch in 2026 and Londoners have until May 31 this year to send in any items to this address from between 1988 and 2025 for consideration. “We’re proudly working with the V&A on an exciting new project that champions grassroots music venues and their cultural legacy – and you can be a part of it,” the Music Venue Trust wrote on Instagram. The ‘Lost Music Venues’ exhibition will platform the “importance of grassroots and independent music spaces – from pub venues to nightclubs across the UK”. “Do you have any flyers, signage, flooring, equipment, set lists, posters, photographs, film footage, DJ decks, microphones, designs or clothing from an independent club or venue? We are looking for material dating from 1988-2025.” Recommended The exhibition comes at a time of crisis for… Read More →

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Elton John, Coldplay and Dua Lipa among 400 artists calling on UK government to change copyright laws amid AI threat

Elton John, Coldplay and Dua Lipa are among 400 artists to have called on the UK government to change copyright laws amid the threat from AI. Paul McCartney, Florence Welch, Kate Bush and Robbie Williams have also signed a letter asking for Keir Starmer to back proposals that would protect copyrighted artistic works from AI infringement. Advertisement On Monday (May 12), the House of Lords is scheduled to vote on an amendment to a bill that would require AI developers to disclose which copyrighted materials they have used to train their models. So far, Starmer’s government has expressed reservations about the amendment, favouring an ongoing consultation process instead. The current law allows data mining for non-commercial purposes by default, while for commercial use, rights holders must opt out of data mining. The artists’ letter that has been addressed to the Prime Minister reads: “Creative copyright is the lifeblood of the creative industries. It recognizes the moral authority we have over our work and provides an income stream for 2.4 million people across the four nations of the United Kingdom”. “The fight to defend our creative industries has been joined by scores of UK businesses, including those who use and develop… Read More →