Michelle Williams has revealed that Destiny’s Child were “sick for days” after shooting beach scenes for the ‘Survivor’ music video. One scene in the 2001 clip, created by director Darren Grant, saw the group dancing on the beach in skimpy outfits. Speaking to Good...
Ex-BtoB member Jung Ilhoon is reportedly facing a four-year jail sentence for his purchase and use of marijuana form 2016 to 2019. READ MORE: DJ Snake teases alleged collaboration with BLACKPINK’s Lisa On Thursday (May 20), the singer attended his final trial of his...
The Kooks have announced a special UK tour to mark the recent 15th anniversary of their debut album ‘Inside In/Inside Out’. The four-piece’s first LP was released in January 2006 and included such songs as ‘Naïve’, ‘She Moves in Her Own Way’ and ‘Ooh...
Jeon Soyeon of K-pop girl group (G)-IDLE is preparing to make a comeback as a soloist, her label has confirmed. READ MORE: BTS’ ‘Butter’ is a cool, crisp summer anthem that doubles as a potent shot of self-confidence On May 21, South Korean news...
K-pop juggernauts BTS have returned with their brand-new single, ‘Butter’. READ MORE: Big Hit’s new ventures might just reshape the music industry worldwide – and for the better The song marks the second English-language single from the K-pop boyband, following last year’s ‘Dynamite’. BTS...
Troye Sivan, Tate McRae and DJ Regard have teamed up to perform their collaborative single ‘You’ for the first time on television. READ MORE: Troye Sivan: “Ultimately my dream did come true, which is crazy” Appearing on last night’s (May 20) episode of The Tonight...
“Magic isn’t about pulling rabbits out of hats,” says Ewen Bremner as Alan McGee, fancying himself the dark lysergic mage of EC1, midway through the recent, regrettable Creation Stories biopic. “But it is about making something materialise.” As if on cue, like the shopkeeper...
What’s known as “desert blues” by western music consumers clearly has a history aeons older than Tinariwen – but it’s fair to say that the sound was popularised by their second album, 2004’s Amassakoul, a hybrid of assouf and electric rock. If the Malian...
The tuk-band is not one of the Caribbean’s more famous musical exports, but it is a relatively common sight at carnivals around Barbados, the island where Sons Of Kemet leader Shabaka Hutchings spent much of his childhood. It is a marching band featuring snare...
Sometimes, the only way to follow-up a best-selling critically acclaimed album is to do it all over again, only bigger. That’s the approach Crosby, Stills & Nash took in 1970 with their follow-up to May 1969’s Crosby, Stills & Nash. They enlisted Neil Young...