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Jeff Tweedy joins Japanese Breakfast to cover Wilco’s ‘Jesus Etc.’

Japanese Breakfast was joined by Wilco‘s Jeff Tweedy at a gig yesterday (July 16) to perform his band’s 2001 hit ‘Jesus Etc.’ – see footage below. READ MORE: Japanese Breakfast: “This year is about enjoying myself – my number one job is to have fun” Michelle Zauner was playing a slot at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Tweedy’s hometown of Chicago as part of her tour for 2021 album ‘Jubilee’. Half way through the set, Tweedy joined her on stage to perform ‘Jubilee’ track ‘Kokomo, IN’, with the pair then going on to share a rendition of ‘Jesus Etc.’. She has covered the song in the past and joined the whole of Wilco to play the song at a recent festival. Advertisement It comes after Zauner welcomed Tweedy’s Wilco bandmate Nels Cline to the stage during her set at Solid Sound Festival in North Adams, Massachusetts, with Cline performing a guitar solo on Japanese Breakfast track ‘Posing For Cars’. See footage of the performances with Tweedy below. At Pitchfork Fest, I straight up cried when Jeff Tweedy came out on stage during Japanese Breakfast and finished his two song stint with “Jesus Etc”. All I could do was sing along and shed… Read More →

17JULNews

Axl Rose dedicates Guns N’ Roses tour to Taylor Hawkins, criticises Vladimir Putin

Axl Rose has shared a statement dedicating Guns N’ Roses‘ most recent tour to Taylor Hawkins and criticising Russian leader Vladimir Putin over the invasion of Ukraine. READ MORE: Taylor Hawkins, 1972 – 2022: Foo Fighters drummer who always stole the show Guns N’ Roses played their last show of a European tour on Friday (July 15) and shortly afterwards, vocalist Axl Rose took to Twitter to dedicate the run of shows to Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, who died in March. Advertisement “It’s just a simple gesture n’ it’s awkward dealing with the gravity of something like this but in an effort to pay our respects, we’d like to dedicate this tour to our friend Taylor Hawkins,” wrote Rose. “Taylor was a really great guy and it was always great to see him! He was a great n’ always welcome part of touring these last few years! This is such a horrible thing and our hearts go out to his family, friends, band mates and everyone who loves him.” pic.twitter.com/2XARyYUtTO — Axl Rose (@axlrose) July 16, 2022 In 2019, Hawkins revealed he was once approached by Rose to join Guns N’ Roses following the exit of the original members… Read More →

16JULNews

Destroyer, Charlotte Day Wilson and more make Polaris Prize 2022 shortlist

The shortlist for the 2022 Polaris Prize has been revealed, with Destroyer, Charlotte Day Wilson and more all making the cut. The annual Canadian music prize, which was won last year by Cadence Weapon, “honours and rewards artists who produce Canadian music albums of distinction”. Previous winners include Kaytranada, Caribou and Fucked Up. The longlist for the Polaris Music Prize was announced last month, with the likes of Arcade Fire (nominated for their album ‘WE’), The Weeknd (‘Dawn FM’) and BADBADNOTGOOD (‘Talk Memory’) nominated. Advertisement None of those three names made the 12-name shortlist though, which you can see below. Charlotte Day Wilson – ‘Alpha’ Destroyer – ‘Labyrinthitis’ Hubert Lenoir – ‘Pictura de Ipse: Musique Directe’ Kelly McMichael – ‘WaveS’ Lisa LeBlanc – ‘Chiac Disco’ Ombiigizi – ‘Sewn Back Together’ Ouri – ‘Frame of a Fauna’ Pierre Kwenders – ‘José Louis and the Paradox Of Love’ Ombiigizi – ‘Sewn Back Together’ Ouri – ‘Frame of a Fauna’ Shad – ‘Tao’ Snotty Nose Rez Kids – ‘Life After’ The #Polaris2022 #ShortList is here.https://t.co/TmqceQPgA6 #FACTORFunded#Destroyer@pierrekwenders@lisaleblancyo@lebaronbandit@kelly_mcmichael@ombiigizi@ouririou@shadkmusic@TheRezKids@chardaywilson pic.twitter.com/5qaYVuijdX — Polaris Music Prize (@PolarisPrize) July 14, 2022 Speaking of the 2022 shortlist, Polaris jury head Melissa Vincent said: “This year’s 2022 Short List captures the ambition, creativity, and boundless potential… Read More →

16JULNews

Watch Britney Spears sing a capella ‘Hit Me Baby One More Time’

Britney Spears has shared a video of herself singing an a capella version of her hit single ‘Hit Me Baby One More Time’ – check it out below. The video came after Britney secured a legal victory this week, with her father Jamie Spears ordered to give a deposition and answer questions about his alleged misconduct at the helm of the pop star’s now-terminated conservatorship. “I haven’t shared my voice in an extremely long time … maybe too long,” Spears wrote on Instagram alongside the video of her singing the hit 1998 song. Advertisement The new version of the song features a number of different lyrics, including in the chorus, when she sings: “Give me a fucking sign.” In the caption to the video, Spears revealed that she has wanted to record a new version of the song for the duration of her conservatorship, but “the team said no.” She added: “I share this because I am aware of my love and passion to sing. And my own family made a fool of me … I’m not going to be a victim.” See the performance below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Britney Spears (@britneyspears) A Los… Read More →

15JULNews

Listen to Beabadoobee’s cover of The Strokes’ ‘The Adults Are Talking’

Beabadoobee has shared a cover of The Strokes‘ ‘The Adults Are Talking’ as part of a deluxe edition of new album ‘Beatopia’. READ MORE: Beabadoobee – ‘Beatopia’ review: a weightless journey through a dreamlike world ‘Beatopia’ was released today (July 15) via Dirty Hit, and the deluxe version – titled ‘The Antidote Version’ – is available as an Apple Music exclusive. Alongside the regular album are live versions of three tracks from ‘Beatopia’, as well as the Strokes cover. Advertisement ‘The Adults Are Talking’ appeared on the legendary New York band’s 2020 album ‘The New Abnormal’. Listen to Beabadoobee’s version of the track below. Reviewing ‘Beatopia’, NME said: “What started as a place that existed only as an escapist haven in the imagination of a seven-year-old Bea – a drawing of which was once mocked by a “dickhead” teacher in front of the class – now serves as a “feeling” of acceptance and openness. “Finally stopping to smell the flowers, the singer serenely dawdles through ‘Beatopia’s 14 tracks, an album which feels like watching a hazy cloud float by on a balmy spring day. This sense of contentment trickles into the folksy, communal chant of ‘Beatopia Cultsong’, while similarly blissful… Read More →

15JULNews

London club Printworks is set to close

London nightclub and venue Printworks is set to close. It comes after Southwark Council approved plans to turn the venue into an office block earlier this week. Plans for the development were first submitted in October 2021 and led to a change.org petition being launched which collected over 10,000 signatures. Advertisement “During a time where more people are working from home than ever before, the last thing that is needed is more office space,” argued the petition’s author, Will Gooddy. “Reports have revealed London has lost almost a quarter of its nightclubs since the pandemic started. Industry bosses fear London risks losing its reputation as one of the world’s premier clubbing capitals.” Zedd performing at Printworks on November 7, 2019 in London. CREDIT: Joseph Okpako/WireImage/Getty In their recommendation, councillors noted the success of the 6,000-capacity venue, which opened in 2017, but also said that the use of the former newspaper printing facility was always temporary, with the plan for redevelopment long in the works, reports Southwark News. The replacement for Printworks will consist of a three-part building ranging from five to seven stories, featuring a mix of offices and retail, as part of a larger Canada Water redevelopment “master plan.” British… Read More →

15JULNews

Alexander 23’s Gentle Musings On The Aftershock Of Love

By Alex Gonzalez In the three years he’s spent collaborating behind the scenes, the artist Alexander 23 has built an impressive resume. As one of the music industry’s go-to songwriters and producers, he’s collaborated with Olivia Rodrigo, Selena Gomez, and Chelsea Cutler, among others, coining a sound that strikes a chord between sharp lyricism and instrumental melodies. It all started in Deerfield, Illinois, where Alexander 23, born Alexander Glantz, was raised. He became enamored with music “immediately as I gained consciousness,” he says, which he estimates was in “like, the fifth grade.” Around that time, he played on his elementary school’s basketball team, and he enjoyed listening to albums from rock bands like Kansas and Supertramp from beginning to end during the long drives to games. His father helped cultivate that passion, regularly playing the guitar around the house. Glantz briefly attended the University of Pennsylvania to study engineering but withdrew after a year to focus on music. At 19, he moved to New York and joined an indie band, teaching himself to play bass, piano, drums, and guitar along the way. The group was short-lived and disbanded in 2017. That’s when he moved to Los Angeles with only the… Read More →

15JULNews

Listen to Blossoms’ new ‘Live At Sefton Park’ album

Blossoms have shared a new live album called ‘Live At Sefton Park’ – you can listen to it below. READ MORE: The NME Big Read – Blossoms: “We don’t see a limit to what we can achieve” The 17-track collection captures the Stockport band’s COVID-19 pilot gig that took place in Liverpool in May 2021. It forms part of the ‘super deluxe’ edition of their recent fourth album ‘Ribbon Around The Bomb’. “On Sunday 2nd May 2021 it’d been 413 days since anyone had played a gig in the UK,” Blossoms wrote to announce the record. “That night we played a headline show at Sefton Park, Liverpool.” Advertisement The live album includes performances of the tracks ‘Your Girlfriend’, ‘I Can’t Stand It’, ‘Getaway’, ‘The Keeper’, ‘If You Think This Is Real Life’ and more. You can listen to it in full below. On Sunday 2nd May 2021 it’d been 413 days since anyone had played a gig in the UK. That night we played a headline show at Sefton Park, Liverpool. You can now stream & download ‘Live At Sefton Park’ as part of a deluxe version of ‘Ribbon Around The Bomb’??https://t.co/VNsW70ByvO pic.twitter.com/KnvWRy4pvo — B L O S S O… Read More →

15JULNews

Sam Fender shares rare track ‘Alright’ on streaming services

Sam Fender has shared his B-side ‘Alright’ on streaming platforms for the first time – you can listen to it below. READ MORE: Sam Fender live at Glastonbury 2022 – indie master finally has his moment The track was recorded as part of the sessions for the North Shields singer-songwriter’s second studio album, ‘Seventeen Going Under’, and served as the B-side to the single ‘Long Way Off’. ‘Alright’ was also previously released as a special edition 7 inch vinyl for Record Store Day 2022. Advertisement Last night (July 14), Fender posted the official artwork for the song on social media. “Something special coming tonight,” he wrote. He later shared a link to the digital version of ‘Alright’, which is now available to stream and download. Listen here: Listen to ‘Alright’https://t.co/PJWZOJStqN — Sam Fender (@samfendermusic) July 14, 2022 “‘Alright’ is one of the first tracks from the ‘Seventeen Going Under’ era,” Fender said. “It was always a favourite of mine, and somehow didn’t make the record. It’s about growing up and the theme of cheating death.” The song arrives ahead of his biggest headline show to date tonight (July 15) at Finsbury Park in London. Support at the outdoor gig will come… Read More →

15JULNews

Listen to Maggie Rogers’ new single ‘Horses’

Maggie Rogers has shared another cut from her forthcoming album ‘Surrender’, this time in the form of new single ‘Horses’. Arriving today (July 15), the cut starts with soft acoustic guitar and Rogers’ sweet vocals, wrapped in wistful production. “Took me all this long to figure out it’s not worth it if I can’t touch the ground / I see horses running wild I wish I could feel like that for just a minute,” she sings in the bridge, building up to the song’s honeyed chorus. The Maryland singer produced and wrote the track with Thomas Edward Percy Hull, known professionally as Kid Harpoon. Check it out below. Advertisement “I’ve never had a day in my life where I have written two songs at once. And I certainly have never had a day where I’ve written three,” Rogers told Apple Music 1 (as per Consequence). “Started out the day with ‘That’s Where I Am’, came back after lunch and wrote, ‘I’ve Got a Friend’. Came back after dinner and wrote ‘Horses’. And ‘Horses’ is a one take vocal.” Announcing the song’s arrival on Instagram, Rogers wrote: “i love this song with every part of me. ‘Surrender’ is out in 2… Read More →

15JULHit Singles

Cheri Knight – American Rituals

Fish around for a minute or two googling “Cheri Knight” and you’ll soon come across a song of hers on YouTube called “Dar Glasgow”. It’s the opening track on her second solo album, 1998’s The Northeast Kingdom. The cover is a painting of Knight in a dress of green leaves holding a guitar in a vegetable field, alluding to her two passions, music and farming. The song is a rural gothic folk tale, spun out over the drone of a harmonium, which slowly pulls the listener in. That harmonium is played by Steve Earle, whose label E-Squared released the album, and the song also features additional vocals by Emmylou Harris. ORDER NOW: The Beatles are on the cover of the latest issue of Uncut In some respects, this is the pinnacle of Knight’s patchy career as a semi-professional musician, though she enjoyed modest attention in the early 1990s as the vocalist and bassist in roots-rockers Blood Oranges. After Northeast Kingdom, she withdrew from music and carried on tending the land where she lived in Western Massachusetts. She hadn’t been heard of since – until now. American Rituals rewinds two decades to the late ’70s and early ’80s to focus on Knight’s… Read More →

14JULNews

Panda Bear reveals details of collaborative album and shares new song, ‘Go On’

Panda Bear has revealed he’s teamed up with Spacemen 3′s Sonic Boom on a new album called ‘Resist’. READ MORE: Animal Collective – ‘Time Skiffs’ review: adventurers get back on the right track The album will be released on August 12 and has been previewed today (July 14) with a Troggs-sampling new single, ‘Go On’. You can watch the video for this below. The partnership between Panda Bear and Sonic Boom, whose real name is Peter Kember, dates back to Panda Bear’s 2011 album ‘Tomboy.’ Advertisement Panda Bear had also thanked Spacemen 3 previously in the liner notes to his album ‘Person Pitch’. Check out the video here: A percentage from each CD and LP sold will be given to Earthisland.org, an environmental nonprofit organisation. Domino Mart is releasing a limited-edition yellow vinyl of the record, and an extra 500 translucent pink LPs are on sale via Bandcamp (via Pitchfork). Advertisement A portion of the money from these sales will go towards MAPS, a nonprofit researching and developing drug therapies to be used in mental health treatment. Back in April, Panda Bear shared a new track that was rejected by the sleep and meditation app, Calm. The 17-minute tune titled ‘Calm… Read More →

14JULNews

Gilla Band announce new album and share new song, ‘Eight Fivers’

Gilla Band, who were previously called Girl Band, have today (July 14) unveiled details of a new album. READ MORE: Girl Band – ‘The Talkies’ review: wild experimentation borne of self-imposed limitations ‘Most Normal’ will arrive on October 8 via Rough Trade and the band have also today shared the first single from this, ‘Eight Fivers’. The video for the song, which you can watch below, was animated and directed by Mortis Studios with Ruben Hernandez. Advertisement Speaking about the new song, singer Data Keily said in a statement: “‘Eight Fivers’ is about being out of touch with modern circumstances while feeling socially limited. “Never fitting in and kind of proud of it. Stuck with what I have and happy for it. Being grateful and not fashionable, self-conscious and too aware of what is lacking. Accepting that jealousy has played a big role in my life but trying not to feed into it.” Last November, the group announced their name change and apologised to “anyone who has been hurt or affected” by their “misgendered name”. The band said in a statement at the time: “We are changing our name. We will no longer be performing or releasing records under the name Girl… Read More →

14JULNews

Dio’s ‘Holy Diver’ was originally written for Black Sabbath, musician’s widow says

Ronnie James Dio’s ‘Holy Diver’ was originally written for Black Sabbath, his widow has revealed. In a new interview with Loudwire, Ronnie’s widow, Wendy, said Ronnie had written ‘Holy Diver’ and ‘Don’t Talk To Strangers’ during his time with Black Sabbath, intending the songs be performed with them. After he parted ways with Sabbath, the songs became part of the Dio band’s releases. Advertisement Speaking about how the track ‘Holy Diver’ was an “enormous gamble” in his career, Wendy explained: “Ronnie always did what he wanted to do. He never listened to what the record label wanted or anyone else. He always stuck to his guns in making the album. He hoped it would be successful. None of us realised how successful it was going to be. “We really had been toying around with things and he had written ‘Holy Diver’ and ‘Don’t Talk to Strangers; during the time he was in Black Sabbath, so they were supposed to be Sabbath songs. “When he left Sabbath, we had a solo deal for him and he just put those songs [on the album] and got the band together, wrote more songs and it came out. Everyone was blown away about the reception that… Read More →

14JULNews

Zara Larsson gives an update on her new album: “It’s pretty much done”

Zara Larsson has given an update on her third international album, telling NME that it’s “pretty much done”. Speaking backstage at Mad Cool Festival 2022, the Swedish artist explained that she only had “some production stuff left” to take care of on the follow-up to 2021’s ‘Poster Girl’. “I shouldn’t say that [it’s almost done] because now people will expect [new music]; but it is,” she said. Watch our interview with Larsson above. READ MORE: The story of Mad Cool Festival 2022 – in beautiful photos Having previously told fans that she was back in the studio writing on her third album following the release of ‘Poster Girl’, Larsson explained that she has worked on the majority of the record with Rick Nowels (Lana Del Rey, Dua Lipa) “who is just a legend”, alongside super-producer Danja (Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake). Advertisement “The fact that I’m in the studio with them [and am] working with them long term, it’s something that I’ve appreciated a lot,” Larsson said of her collaborators. “I’ve been really lucky to be in the studio with great writers, but it’s been kind of like speed dating a little bit.” Working with just Nowels, for the most part, gave the… Read More →

13JULNews

Danger Mouse and Black Thought team up with Michael Kiwanuka on soulful new single

Danger Mouse and Black Thought have teamed up with Michael Kiwanuka for the latest track from the pair’s debut collaborative album, ‘Cheat Codes’. READ MORE: Michael Kiwanuka on his Hyundai Mercury Prize win: “It’s definitely encouraged me to keep dreaming big” Due to be released on August 12 via BMG, the 12-track record marks Danger Mouse’s first hip-hop full-length since his ‘DANGERDOOM’ hook-up with the late MF DOOM back in 2005. The forthcoming collection has already been previewed by ‘Because’ (featuring Joey Bada$$, Russ, and Dylan Cartlidge) and ‘No Gold Teeth’. Advertisement Today (July 13) Danger Mouse and Black Thought have given fans another taste of ‘Cheat Codes’ in the form of the soulful single ‘Aquamarine’, which features Kiwanuka as a guest vocalist. Danger Mouse previously served as a producer on Kiwanuka’s previous two albums, ‘Love & Hate’ (2016) and its Mercury Prize-winning follow-up ‘KIWANUKA’ (2019). “For ‘Aquamarine’, when I heard the music I just had a feeling to sing about standing up for something that’s unique and following that path,” Kiwanuka explained in a statement. “I don’t know why but that’s what came out. Sometimes when you’re following something that’s unique to you it’s as if ‘enemies are all around.’ At… Read More →

13JULNews

BTS Will Tell ‘A Story Of Our Music’ In Disney+ Docuseries and Concert Special

The boys of BTS are giving you “Permission to Dance” on stage with them on their upcoming new Disney+ specials. The sensational pop group will star in exclusive shows on the streaming platform following a collaboration agreement between their studio Hybe Corporation and the Walt Disney Company. The negotiation “to showcase creative excellence from South Korea’s music and entertainment industry” will include five specials, though so far, only three titles have been revealed. “This will be the start of a long-term collaboration, where we present worldwide audiences a wide range of Hybe content for fans who love our music and artists,” Park Ji-won, CEO of Hybe, said in a statement. “The Walt Disney Company has a long history of franchise building and promoting musical artists, with its unparalleled brands and platforms.” One of the specials includes a cinematic 4K concert film named BTS: Permission to Dance on Stage – LA. It will feature BTS’s November 2021 live performances of the No. 1 Billboard Hot 100 singles “Butter” and “Permission to Dance” at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. No release date has been set, but according to an interview on Disney+ Singapore, it will be coming out soon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFZWiAivKXQ Another project… Read More →

12JULNews

Metallica’s ‘Master Of Puppets’ set to enter UK Top 40 for the first time

Metallica‘s ‘Master Of Puppets’ could be set to crack the UK singles chart Top 40 for the first time thanks to Stranger Things. In the finale of the hit Netflix show’s fourth season, Eddie Munson (portrayed by Joseph Quinn) plays the 1986 track on a rooftop to distract a horde of demonic bats protecting the lair of sinister villain Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower). READ MORE: Kate Bush’s best on-screen syncs – from Stranger Things to Being Human “Are you ready for the most metal concert in the history of the world?” Eddie says before picking up his guitar at the start of the scene in question. Advertisement Online streams of the song have since increased significantly, and it recently entered the Billboard Hot 100 Chart for the very first time (it’s currently at Number 40). Now, it appears that ‘Master Of Puppets’ could achieve a similar feat on these shores. Per the Official Charts Company‘s latest update, the track is currently sitting at Number 23 after reaching Number 47 last week. This week’s UK Top 100 singles chart will be revealed here at 5:45pm BST on Friday (July 15). A Top 40 countdown airs live on BBC Radio 1’s Official Chart show with Scott… Read More →

12JULNews

Listen to Young Fathers’ ‘Geronimo’, their first new track in four years

Young Fathers have shared their first new track in over four years – listen to ‘Geronimo’ below. READ MORE: Young Fathers look back on the success of ‘Cocoa Sugar’: “This really opened us up” The Scottish trio last released an album in 2018 with ‘Cocoa Sugar‘ but after teasing new music yesterday (July 11), have returned with new single ‘Geronimo’. In a statement, Young Fathers explained that ‘Geronimo’ is “a track about contrast, because life is contrast – pushing through, giving up, all at the same time. Wanting everything and then wanting nothing, then wanting everything again. It’s kind of reflective of where we are at the moment, trying to remember how to do this again.” Advertisement “Trying to make music and all of the other stuff that comes along with it. Trying to forget all the bad bits, just trying to get somewhere. And that’s where we are right now, trying to get somewhere.” Check out ‘Geronimo’ below: Young Fathers went on to say “it’s the tenderness in toil, we had expelled a bunch of stuff with a lot of drive and wilder energy beforehand but this one had focus. It widened the scope again for us personally, that’s… Read More →

11JULNews

Watch Fox News correspondent rip his pants onstage dancing to Flo Rida’s ‘Low’

A Fox News correspondent split his pants onstage while dancing to Flo Rida track ‘Low’. During a Fox and Friends concert on Friday (July 8), Flo Rida played his 2007 breakout single among the channel’s hosts as they danced alongside the rapper onstage. READ MORE: In the face of coronavirus cancellation – Eurovision has had one of its best years yet After dropping low as the track demands, Todd Piro pulls an expression to suggest something’s gone awry, only to turn around and reveal a rip in his trousers. Advertisement As the track finished, Piro said: “I got too low with Flo Rida and split my pants.” You can check out the clip below. ICYMI on Friday, @toddpiro had a @foxandfriends FoxMoment ?? pic.twitter.com/LUHCNEVI29 — Bad Fox Graphics (@BadFoxGraphics) July 9, 2022 He later posted about the incident on Instagram, writing: “While dancing on stage at the @official_flo concert on @foxandfriends, I ripped my pants when I got too low, low, low, low, low, low, low, low.” Flo Rida is currently promoting his new single ‘What A Night’, believed to be taken from an upcoming fifth studio album. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Todd Piro (@todd.piro) Last year,… Read More →

11JULNews

TRNSMT announce dates and ticket details for 2023 festival

Glasgow’s TRNSMT festival has announced its dates and ticket details for next year’s event after the 2022 festival wrapped up last night (July 10). TRNSMT 2022 took place from July 8-10 on Glasgow Green and was be headlined by The Strokes., Lewis Capaldi and Paolo Nutini with appearances from Wolf Alice, Beabadoobee, Sigrid, Sam Fender, Wet Leg, Jimmy Eat World and many, many more. TRNSMT returned in September last year after the 2020 event was cancelled due to COVID and the 2021 event was postponed from May. Advertisement Now, the festival has announced that it will return from July 7-9, 2023, with tickets – frozen at 2022 prices for a limited time – on sale on Friday (July 15) from 9am. Get yours here. Festival boss Geoff Ellis said in a statement: “What an incredible weekend we’ve had. We had the sun shining on Glasgow Green, a fantastic line up of over 70 artists across four stages and 50,000 incredible fans every day – we really couldn’t have asked for more. “TRNSMT marks the halfway point in Scotland’s record-breaking summer of music and I’d like to thank the artists, the fans and everyone who works extremely hard behind the scenes to make this festival happen.” TRNSMT 2023… Read More →