Marco Pirroni: 'Princess Margaret was paralytic!'
In his memoir, Marco Pirroni recalls the wild ride of Antmania, from the band's overnight global success to its rapid descent, and the eccentric characters they met along the way.
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Krishnacore: Punk's Spiritual Movement Returns
Krishnacore, the 90s punk movement blending hardcore with Krishna consciousness, is experiencing a revival through reissues and reformation shows, as key figures reflect on its legacy.
Barry Manilow to take break after pushing too hard on tour
Barry Manilow, 83, announced a break following his summer tour, citing he 'pushed too hard,' days after cancelling Las Vegas shows.
Blackpool: Indie By The Sea festival lineup and tickets revealed
Blackpool: Indie By The Sea, a new two-day music festival, will take place at the Winter Gardens over the May Bank Holiday next year, with tickets on sale this week.
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White Hotel successor BASTION to open at Salford venue in 2027
The White Hotel nightclub in Salford will close after nine years, but music duo Franceska Melia and Will Maull plan to open a new arts and music venue called BASTION at the Dickinson Street site in summer 2027.
Dolly Parton Reflects on Country Music Career
Dolly Parton discusses her six-decade country music career, songwriting legacy, and enduring influence in a new interview, sharing insights into her creative process and future plans.
Polish folk dance oberek reinvented by new musicians
A new generation of Polish musicians is reconfiguring the oberek, a traditional folk dance, into wild new forms, merging folk steps with electronics and Chicago footwork.
Violet Grohl cancels Manchester and Glasgow gigs hours before show
Violet Grohl has cancelled her sold-out Manchester gig at Band on the Wall and tomorrow's Glasgow show, saying she has no voice and cannot perform.
BBC Breakfast viewers call Paul Heaton a 'national treasure'
BBC Breakfast viewers were delighted as musician Paul Heaton reflected on his 40-year career during Tuesday's show, with fans calling him a 'national treasure'.
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BBC Breakfast viewers react as Paul Heaton discusses new album
Paul Heaton appeared on BBC Breakfast on Tuesday to discuss his new album and UK tour, prompting a delighted reaction from viewers on social media.
Harleymoon Kemp on Nashville, love and The Long Road
Martin Kemp's daughter Harleymoon Kemp opens up about growing up shy, finding her sound in Nashville and why she won't settle for less in love before The Long Road festival.
The Cure Star Wears Manchester Band's T-Shirt at Wythenshawe Gig
Manchester band The Empty Page said it was 'surreal' after The Cure's Reeves Gabrels wore their t-shirt on stage at Wythenshawe Park, calling it 'a huge deal'.
Bassoon shines in Thea Musgrave’s Out of the Darkness at the Proms
Amy Harman brought a warm, lyrical tone to the premiere of Thea Musgrave’s bassoon concerto at the Proms, while Felix Klieser impressed in Mozart’s Horn Concerto No 3.
Westside Cowboy: rejecting tech and loving imperfection
Manchester indie-pop band Westside Cowboy on their debut album, rejecting smartphones, and why 'duds are what make music human'.
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Meg White: Why We're Still Fascinated by the White Stripes Drummer
Meg White remains a figure of fascination years after the White Stripes ended, with her private life and unique drumming style still sparking obsession and debate.
BBCSSO/Canellakis review – electrifying trio of women unleash the horror in Strauss's Elektra
Conductor Karina Canellakis led the BBCSSO in Strauss's Elektra with relish, but the evening belonged to the singers, with even the tiniest role superbly realised.
Slayyyter live review: raucous show announces sleaze-pop princess
Slayyyter proves she is ready for pop's big leagues in a sold-out Shrine Auditorium show blending chaotic punk energy with technical finesse, her first LA performance since breaking through with Beat Up Chanel$.
Green Man festival review – Wolf Alice, Shame and secret sets
At Green Man festival in Wales, the traditional burning of the Green Man effigy is cancelled due to wildfires, but energetic sets from Wolf Alice, Shame, and secret DJs keep spirits high.
Tup Tup Palace Newcastle to host 80s daytime party with makeover
Newcastle's Tup Tup Palace will open early on November 7 for Footloose, an 80s-themed daytime party featuring a full venue makeover and classic hits.
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Joey Mazzone dead: Musician dies at 27 after 10-year illness battle
Beloved musician Joey Mazzone, 27, has died after a 10-year battle with severe chronic and rare illnesses. His final wish was for people to listen to his music.
AFI's UK comeback: Diva rockers and wild mosh pits at Shepherd's Bush Empire
AFI returned to London for their first UK headline show in nine years, delivering a theatrical, high-drama performance that lived up to the fan's decade-long anticipation.
Tame Impala announces Co-op Live show with Wet Leg support
Tame Impala will play Co-op Live in Manchester on May 28, 2027, as part of a new European tour with support from Wet Leg. Tickets go on pre-sale this Wednesday.
Meghan Markle's The Gentlemen role still on despite backlash
Meghan Markle is still expected to appear in season three of Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen, despite reports the offer was scrapped after backlash, with Netflix yet to confirm a deal.
Jeremy Vine's Honest Playlist: Psychedelic Furs to Belinda Carlisle
Jeremy Vine reveals the songs that shaped his life, from teenage heartbreak to his funeral choice, in an honest playlist interview.
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Jorja Smith on burnout, body-shaming and finding freedom
Jorja Smith returns with 'What Are the Odds', a dance-focused third album, after burnout, body-shaming and a move back to Walsall. She discusses fame, privacy and her home town show.
Script's Danny O'Donoghue feels pressure to honour Mark Sheehan
Danny O'Donoghue says he carries the weight of The Script after Mark Sheehan's death, feeling pressure not to 'mess this up' as the band releases its eighth album.
Razorlight mark 20 years of America with UK tour and demo
Razorlight celebrate 20 years since their No1 hit America with a UK tour this winter and a new demo, Lost In America, offering a fresh take on the song.
McFly to headline Summer Nights festival at Queen's Park
McFly will headline the opening night of Summer Nights on the Southside festival at Queen's Park on August 27, with tickets still available.
Love the 90s in Sunderland: 18 amazing pictures
Hundreds gathered in Keel Square for Love the 90s, with live sets from Eternal, Claire Richards, Natasha Hamilton, Amelle and DJ Sammy.
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Liam Gallagher shuts down Oasis Glastonbury 2027 rumours
Liam Gallagher bluntly dismissed Oasis headlining Glastonbury 2027, telling fans to calm down, but a later dream post reignited speculation.
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