Liverpool’s long-running African and Caribbean music festival locks in 2027 dates after its first ticketed edition drew more than 25,000 people.
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Liverpool’s long-running African and Caribbean music festival locks in 2027 dates after its first ticketed edition drew more than 25,000 people.
James Acaster and Graeme Wicks return with a second preview of their Bella Union debut, a record that began in 2007 and only reached completion in 2025.
The designer, who died at 87, shaped how pop spectacle looked from variety television to contemporary touring.
Norway’s Romattic treat couplehood as a public habit you keep even after the wrapper goes sour.
Oslo-born singer and actress K-Syran returns with StoneBridge on One Eye On The Road, a hypnotic house cut whose hook keeps circling like a car that will not park.
The new box set brings together the original cast recording, The Hamilton Mixtape, and the complete Hamildrops series for the first time.
The Polish-born Edinburgh cellist’s debut solo album treats improvisation as a way of living. Memory, migration and inherited song keep changing direction.
The 1975 frontman shared an extended clip from a recording studio control room, offering no confirmed information about new music.
The Los Angeles songwriter turns a cheap frozen sweetness into electropop built for speed, glare, and a love that never quite arrives.
The Perm-formed duo now record from rural Slovenia, pushing their sound further into electronic terrain on their sixth release for Rocket Recordings.
