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TOMORROW X TOGETHER have renewed their contracts with Big Hit
TOMORROW X TOGETHER have announced that all five members of the group have renewed their contracts with Big Hit Music – find out more below. This past weekend, the K-pop group took to social media to share that have formally re-signed new contracts with the entertainment agency. Advertisement The group wrote in a WeVerse notice: “We would like to announce that all five members of TOMORROW X TOGETHER (Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun, Hueningkai) have re-signed their contracts.” “With this, TOMORROW X TOGETHER has kept their promise with MOA ‘to go further, for longer’. The five members expressed their gratitude,...
Jamie Woon announces new album ‘3, 10, Why, When’ with two new singles
Jamie Woon has announced ‘3, 10, Why, When’, his first album in 10 years, and shared the singles ‘When’ and ‘Pulling On A Thread’ – listen below. The British songwriter and producer has not released a full-length record under his own name since 2015’s ‘Making Time’, but he has now confirmed that his new album will be out on October 3 via his own label Also Can (pre-order/pre-save here). Advertisement The first tasters of the album came with ‘Heavy Going’ and ‘A Velvet Rope’ last month, and now, fans have two more singles to dig into. ‘When’ is a...
Magdalena Bay are working on an ‘Imaginal Disk’ film
Magdalena Bay have announced that they’re working on a film for their latest album ‘Imaginal Disk’. To celebrate the first anniversary of their acclaimed record ‘Imaginal Disk’, the duo of Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew Lewin, took to social media to share that they’d “like to formally announce and acknowledge the existence of a full album movie.” Advertisement While details surrounding the project are scarce, the duo did share that it’s their “most ambitious undertaking thus far” and the film “will be done at some point… soon”. Check out the post below. Magdalena Bay’s ‘Imaginal Disk’ scored a glowing five-star review,...
Watch Suki Waterhouse cover Oasis’ ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ at Reading 2025
Suki Waterhouse has covered Oasis’ ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ at Reading Festival 2025. Watch videos of the performance below. The London-born singer was performing on the main stage this afternoon (Sunday August 24) when she explained: “I came back to London and had to go and see Oasis. It was the best fucking show.” She then asked: “Shall we do an Oasis cover?” Advertisement The crowd roared when her band started up the opening strains of the classic anthem, with fans swaying their arms and singing along. pic.twitter.com/EheThIRVY6 — BarryEvans666 (@BEvans66695144) August 24, 2025 Earlier in the set,...
Bring Me The Horizon cover Oasis’ ‘Wonderwall’ in thunderous Reading 2025 headline set
Bring Me The Horizon covered Oasis‘ ‘Wonderwall’ and brought a fan on stage during a towering headline set at Reading Festival on Saturday night. READ MORE: Reading & Leeds 2025 liveblog: all the action as it happens The Sheffield metal band first played at the festival in 2008 and co-headlined alongside Arctic Monkeys in 2022, but they stepped out on their own this time around on Saturday night (August 23). Advertisement “Reading, how the fuck are we feeling tonight,” frontman Oli Sykes asked the crowd during opener ‘DArkSide’. “We are Bring Me The Horizon and we’re gonna rock your fucking...
Watch Royel Otis bring out Sophie Ellis-Bextor to perform ‘Murder On The Dancefloor’ at Reading 2025
Royel Otis brought out Sophie Ellis-Bextor to perform her hit track ‘Murder On The Dancefloor’ at Reading 2025. Check out footage of the set below. The moment came as the Aussie duo took to the main stage this afternoon (August 23) for their return slot at the dual festival. It also follows on from a huge summer of touring for Royel Maddell and Otis Pavlovic, who have already made appearances at the likes of Lollapalooza and Glastonbury this year. Advertisement While on stage today, the band continued their recent tradition of breaking out a cover of the classic Sophie...
Here’s everything Chappell Roan played in her headline set at Reading 2025
Chappell Roan brought the fun to the Reading Festival 2025 main stage on Friday evening – check out footage below. The singer was playing her debut headline set at the festival, just ahead of Hozier’s set on the same stage on August 22. Advertisement She was played on by dramatic, cinematic horns and a backdrop evoking a classic ghostly horror movie, which gave way to an epic instrumental intro from her band. As anticipation grew among the pink cowboy hat-wearing crowd, Roan appeared at the top of her elaborate stage set and launched into ‘Super Graphic Ultra Modern Girl’....
Kings Of Leon bring “vibey, good times” on new single ‘We’re Onto Something’, featuring Zach Bryan
Kings Of Leon have released their new single ‘We’re Onto Something’, featuring vocals from Zach Bryan – listen below. The song was debuted live on stage in San Francisco last week (August 15) and it has now arrived in its studio form. The track has been released via Love Tap Records, the band’s own imprint distributed by Virgin Records. Advertisement It follows on from the two artists’ recent collaboration ‘Bowery’, which was first released earlier this month and also featured during the Golden Gate Park show last week. ‘We’re Onto Something’ sees Kings Of Leon in relaxed, bluesy form,...
KATSEYE reflect on ‘Dream Academy’ experience in new ‘Mean Girls’ video
KATSEYE have shared a new video for ‘Mean Girls’, reflecting on their time competing in the Dream Academy competition. READ MORE: KATSEYE: “If you don’t get it, then it’s not for you – and that’s OK” In 2023, 20 hopefuls from around the world competed in the Dream Academy competition. Organised by HYBE and Geffen, the six winners would go on to form a global girl group known as KATSEYE. Advertisement A Netflix documentary capturing the gruelling journey, titled Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE premiered a year ago, revealing the final six members and the heartbreak faced by eliminated finalists Samara,...Recent Posts
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