Oasis share unseen ‘Some Might Say’ Knebworth performance
Oasis have shared a new live clip that sees them performing ‘Some Might Say’ on the second night of their legendary 1996 Knebworth gigs. READ MORE: Oasis Knebworth 1996 review: an era-defining gig that will live forever The clip is taken from the recent documentary Oasis...
Rick Astley approves Greta Thunberg’s Rickrolling
Rick Astley has shared his approval of Greta Thunberg’s recent trolling of her audience by ‘Rickrolling’ the Climate Live concert in Stockholm. READ MORE: Blossoms and Rick Astley live in London – the best Smiths gig since December 12, 1986 The environmental activist began her speech...
Paul McCartney on the woman who inspired ‘Eleanor Rigby’: “Hearing her stories enriched my soul”
Paul McCartney has shared an excerpt from his forthcoming book The Lyrics: 1956 To The Present, in which he remembers the inspiration for one of his best-known Beatles songs, ‘Eleanor Rigby’. READ MORE: Paul McCartney: read the exclusive track-by-track story of ‘McCartney III’ Writing about...
Chris Martin’s children Apple and Moses have credits on Coldplay’s new album
Apple and Moses Martin, the two children of Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, have received credits on the band’s latest album ‘Music Of The Spheres’. READ MORE: With Coldplay’s eco-friendly tour, music is again at the forefront of progressive ideas Seventeen year-old Apple is credited...
Aaron Smith shares haunting visuals for latest single ‘Nocturnal’
Fast-rising Scottish singer-songwriter Aaron Smith has shared the video for his emotional new single ‘Nocturnal’ – you can see it below. The slow-burning video was choreographed by Hazel Hush-Macdonald and features a number of Scotland-based dancers as well as Smith himself. It’s the first...
RZA on 2Pac: “He was probably more dangerous than Notorious B.I.G.”
RZA has revealed that he thinks 2Pac was a more “dangerous” rapper than The Notorious B.I.G., comparing the late icon to Malcolm X in terms of his worldview. READ MORE Tupac and Biggie murders: what my new film taught me about rap’s biggest unsolved...
M83’s Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming Arrived At The Perfect Moment
By Grant Sharples Everyone knows that sound. Immediately after pressing play, that unforgettable melody materializes and bubbles up to the surface just in time for the first chorus. It’s not exactly welcoming; it’s high-pitched and uncanny, peculiar characteristics for one of the most ubiquitous...
Mötley Crüe confirm Vince Neil broke “a few ribs” during stage fall
Mötley Crüe have confirmed that their singer Vince Neil broke “a few ribs” after he fell from the stage during a solo gig on Friday (October 15). Neil had been performing with his band at the Monsters on the Mountain festival in Pigeon Forge,...
Bloodstock director to “step back” after “uninformed” tweets about pronouns
Vicky Hungerford, the director of the metal festival Bloodstock, will “take a step back from her role” after being criticised for a recent tweet. Hungerford sparked a backlash last week (October 14) after saying in a since-deleted tweet: “If you’re going to start putting...Recent Posts
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