Afrika Bambaataa, Hip-Hop Pioneer, Dies at Age 67
Afrika Bambaataa, the Bronx-born DJ who helped shape hip-hop culture, has died at 67 from cancer complications. His legacy includes the hit 'Planet Rock' and serious child abuse allegations.
Category : Music Concerts
Colin Currie Group Releases Reich's 'The Sextets' Album
The Colin Currie Group marks Steve Reich's 90th birthday with their fourth album, 'The Sextets,' featuring minimalist masterpieces performed with chilled precision and dynamic flair.
Big Mama Thornton: Blues Pioneer's Untold Story
A century after her birth, Big Mama Thornton's legacy as a fearless, gay blues singer who recorded Hound Dog before Elvis is celebrated in a new documentary, revealing her struggles and influence.
Holly Humberstone's 'Cruel World' Review: Pop Glow-Up
British singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone shifts from gothic melancholy to euphoric pop on her second album 'Cruel World,' featuring 80s synths and happy hardcore influences.
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Reckonwrong's Debut Album: A Wonky Delight
Londoner Alex Peringer, known as Reckonwrong, releases his debut album 'How Long Has It Been?', shifting from dance music to charming bedroom-pop ballads with echoes of Arthur Russell and Robert Wyatt.
Justin Bieber's Coachella Comeback Amid Rain Forecast
Justin Bieber returns to the stage at Coachella 2026 after health struggles, joining headliners like Sabrina Carpenter and Karol G, with rainy weather potentially impacting the sold-out festival.
Tori Amos Sheffield Review: Dramatic Back Catalogue Deep Dive
Tori Amos previews her allegorical new album 'In Times of Dragons' while masterfully exploring her vast back catalogue in a dramatic Sheffield performance.
Tracey Nelson's Hercules Album: Indie-Rock Meets Country
Austin Noll, the NYC singer-songwriter behind Tracey Nelson, releases his debut album Hercules, co-produced by MJ Lenderman. The record expands on his indie-rock roots with country elements, set for a summer release on Perennial/K Records.
ABBA Voyage Reaches 4 Million Visitors in London
The ABBA Voyage show in East London celebrates welcoming its four millionth visitor this weekend, solidifying its status as a global cultural phenomenon with jaw-dropping stats and celebrity fans.
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Celine Dion's Paris Comeback Sparks Frenzy with 1M+ Ticket Queue
Celine Dion's return to the stage in Paris has ignited a massive demand, with over a million fans stuck in Ticketmaster queues, showcasing her enduring popularity.
CMAT 'Devastated' Over Cancelled London LIDO Festival Show
Irish singer CMAT expresses devastation after LIDO Festival in Victoria Park is rescheduled, forcing cancellation of her headline performance. Organizers cite park ground conditions as reason for move.
Afrika Bambaataa, Hip-Hop Pioneer, Dies at 68
Afrika Bambaataa, the influential rapper and DJ who helped shape hip-hop culture, has passed away at 68 from cancer complications. His legacy includes founding the Universal Zulu Nation and facing serious abuse allegations.
Earl Slick Thought Bowie Was a 'Freak' Before Partnership
David Bowie's longtime guitarist Earl Slick reveals he initially thought the music icon was a 'freak' during their first meeting, sharing intimate stories ahead of a charity reunion concert.
Belle and Sebastian Revive Classic Albums in Anniversary Tour
Belle and Sebastian celebrate 30 years of their debut albums with a vibrant Royal Albert Hall performance, transforming their intimate recordings into lush live experiences.
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Cameron Picton's My New Band Believe: Acoustic Art-Rock Debut
Former Black Midi bassist Cameron Picton unveils his debut album with My New Band Believe, trading maximalist noise for acoustic instrumentation and melodic subtlety while retaining artistic complexity.
Cocteau Twins' 20 Greatest Songs: A Dream-Pop Journey
Forty years after Victorialand, we rank the Scottish band's 20 best tracks from goth beginnings to weightless masterpieces, celebrating their unique dream-pop legacy.
Stephen Lillie's Artemis II Crew Cartoon Commentary
A new cartoon by Stephen Lillie depicts the return of the Artemis II crew, offering a satirical take on space exploration and its broader implications in 2026.
Bychkov's Mahler Cycle Earns Place Among Greats
Semyon Bychkov's complete Mahler symphony cycle with the Czech Philharmonic, newly released as a box set by Pentatone, demonstrates meticulous artistry and imaginative interpretation that places it alongside the finest recordings in classical music histor
Wireless Festival Future in Doubt After Kanye West Backlash
London's Wireless Festival faces collapse after cancelling due to backlash over headliner Kanye West, with experts warning of financial and reputational damage.
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Sarah Beeny's Secret Music Tastes Revealed
TV presenter Sarah Beeny shares her honest playlist, from teenage crushes to secret rap faves, including a surprising love for 50 Cent's 'PIMP' and a disdain for Chris de Burgh.
Luther Vandross's Impact on Music History and R&B
A retrospective analysis reveals how Luther Vandross's career fundamentally shaped R&B and soul music, exploring what might have been lost if he had chosen a different path.
Matt Willis: No Tour Without James Bourne After Surgery
Matt Willis opens up about Busted's difficult tour without James Bourne, who is preparing for major life-extending surgery, and vows never to perform without him again.
Brighton's Early 2000s Indie Music Scene Explored
From Bat for Lashes to Sea Power, Brighton's early 2000s indie scene thrived on cheap rents and creative freedom. This unique musical moment fostered diverse talent that still resonates today.
Suzi Quatro's Scream Still Thrills at 75, Show Needs Cuts
Suzi Quatro delivers a thrilling scream and glam-era energy at 75 in Glasgow, but the concert is marred by rambling reminiscences and excessive length.
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Kanye West's $15M Wireless Fee Revealed After Visa Block
Exclusive details emerge about Kanye West's $15 million Wireless Festival booking fee after UK government visa refusal forces event cancellation amid controversy.
Wireless Festival Axed as Kanye West Visa Denied by UK Government
The Wireless Festival has been officially cancelled after the Home Office denied Kanye West entry to the UK, citing his presence would not be conducive to public good. The decision followed intense backlash from sponsors, politicians, and Jewish organizat
Metal Bands Embrace Masks: Ghost, Sleep Token, and More
Metal bands like Ghost and Sleep Token are wearing masks to create mystique and artistry, despite challenges like heatstroke and anonymity leaks.
Pet Shop Boys Masterful Obscurities Run in London
Pet Shop Boys launch their five-day Obscure tour at Electric Ballroom, thrilling fans with rare B-sides and deep cuts from their 42-year career, showcasing their tender underbelly.
Harry Styles Curates Diverse Meltdown Festival Lineup
Harry Styles announces a curated lineup for London's Meltdown festival, featuring jazz, pop, indie, and electronic artists, including Kamasi Washington and Warpaint, with a solo performance by Styles himself.
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Jewish Groups Threaten Protests Over Kanye West's London Shows
UK Jewish organizations warn of mass demonstrations if Kanye West performs at Wireless festival, demanding cancellation over his antisemitic remarks despite his apology and offer to meet community leaders.
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