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Sam Fender shortlisted for Mercury Prize 2025

North Shields rock sensation Sam Fender receives his second Mercury Prize nomination for acclaimed album 'Seventeen Going Under', joining an impressive shortlist of British musical talent.

Sam Fender Wins Mercury Prize 2025

Geordie singer-songwriter Sam Fender triumphs at the 2025 Mercury Prize ceremony, winning the prestigious award for his deeply personal fourth album 'People Watching' that explores themes of connection and isolation in modern Britain.

Sam Fender Wins Mercury Prize 2025

Geordie music sensation Sam Fender has clinched the prestigious Mercury Prize 2025 for his critically acclaimed album 'People Watching', cementing his status as one of Britain's most important contemporary artists.

Cruz Beckham's pub gig debut rocks London venue

Cruz Beckham, the 20-year-old son of football legend David and fashion icon Victoria, made his musical debut at a packed London pub, showcasing his rock ambitions to an enthusiastic crowd.

The Fiery Furnaces Reissue: Defying Indie Rock Expectations

Brother-sister duo The Fiery Furnaces reflect on their groundbreaking 2003 album reissue, revealing how they avoided indie rock clichés and crafted an enduring cult masterpiece that continues to captivate audiences decades later.

Rebel Women Reshaping UK Music Scenes

Discover how a new generation of female musicians and promoters are breathing life into UK music scenes, creating inclusive spaces and challenging industry norms.

New Platform Fights to Save UK's Grassroots Music Venues

A groundbreaking new digital platform is set to transform how small music venues secure funding, offering fans direct investment opportunities in their favourite local spaces while combating the venue crisis sweeping Britain.

Klein: Crafting beauty from digital chaos

British musician Klein reveals how she transforms internet fragments and digital noise into hauntingly beautiful compositions on her latest album 'Sleep with a Cane'.

France's lost 1968 rock revolution revealed

Uncover the explosive story of France's forgotten 1968 rock underground, where bands played psychiatric hospitals, invented new languages, and created a musical revolution that defied all conventions.

Scottish DJ JD Twitch of Optimo Dies Aged 57

The music world mourns the sudden passing of Keith McIvor, the pioneering Glasgow DJ known as JD Twitch, whose groundbreaking work with Optimo reshaped electronic music.

Tortoise on Frozen Burrito Gigs & Steve Albini's Legacy

Chicago post-rock pioneers Tortoise discuss their enduring legacy, the city's changing music scene, the profound influence of Steve Albini, and their surprising new generation of fans in this exclusive interview.

Music Theatre Wales thrives despite 100% funding cuts

Despite devastating 100% arts council funding cuts, Music Theatre Wales continues to thrive through artistic innovation and digital adaptation. Discover how this pioneering opera company is rewriting the rules of survival in UK's challenging cultural land

Yungblud Fans Apologise After On-Stage Drink Throwing Incident

Yungblud's devoted fanbase, the 'Black Hearts Club', rallies to apologise after a concertgoer's shocking act of throwing a drink at the singer during his electrifying Manchester performance. The incident, captured on video, sparks widespread outrage and a

Stewart Lee reimagines Petula Clark's Downtown

Comedian Stewart Lee delivers a stunning, avant-garde guitar improvisation of Petula Clark's classic 'Downtown', channelling the radical spirit of late guitar hero Derek Bailey in a unique London performance.

How Heavy Metal Became Finland's Secret Power Tool

Discover how Finland is leveraging its heavy metal music scene as a soft power tool to reshape its global image, boost tourism, and drive economic growth in a groundbreaking cultural strategy.

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