Disney Channel Stars Who Have Seen GRAMMY Success: Sabrina Carpenter, Miley Cyrus & More | GRAMMY.comAs two-time GRAMMY winner Sabrina Carpenter releases 'Man's Best Friend,' take a look at all of the former Disney Channel alumni who have won or been nominated for golden gramophones. Aug 27 25August 27, 2025Article at Grammy
13 Albums That Prove 2005 Ignited Emo Mania: Fall Out Boy, Paramore & More | GRAMMY.comTwenty years on, revisit the year that was chock-full of classic sets from Panic! At The Disco, The Academy Is... and other pop-punk staples — and how they all helped emo become a cultural phenomenon. Feb 10 25February 10, 2025Article at Grammy
Ethel Cain embraces the experimental on her new project, ‘Perverts’ | Xtra MagazineThe Florida singer-songwriter follows her 2022 debut album “Preacher’s Daughter” with an industrial-influenced, drone-heavy release Jan 08 25January 08, 2025Article at Xtra
'We love our Queen, you b******s!' - The Story Behind Sex Pistols' God Save The Queen whynowWritten in one day, the cultural impact of God Save the Queen can't be understated. Its story is one of fallout, violence, and censorship. Oct 14 24October 14, 2024Article at whynow
IDLES’ AF Gang Fan Community Proves That Social Media Isn’t Always…How IDLES fans have used social media to create something truly wonderful Oct 14 24October 14, 2024Article at Kerrang!
UK Drill Is An International Sensation. Will It Be Censored To Death? | GRAMMY.comUK drill artists like Digga D, Central Cee and Michael Dapaah are on the cusp of international popularity, yet British authorities have been trying to censor drill artists. What’s the real future for the movement? Oct 14 24October 14, 2024Article at Grammy
The Genius Of… Be the Cowboy by MitskiWith the release of her fifth album Be the Cowboy, singer-songwriter Mitski moved up another level and into the mainstream Oct 14 24October 14, 2024Article at Guitar
Ten years of Electra Heart by Marina and the Diamonds | GigwiseLegacy, nostalgia + its impact on fans | Gigwise Oct 14 24October 14, 2024Article at Gigwise
The rise and rise of Dua LipaAhead of her turn atop Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage and her massive upcoming festival slots, we dive into how Dua became a pop juggernaut worthy of the world’s biggest stage. Jun 24 24June 24, 2024Article at DIY
How Limitless Live is inspiring the next generation of artistsA paid for ad feature for viagogo. Camden is one of London’s key cultural hotspots. But NME’s not here for the iconic market, the street food, or the day drinking. Instead, we’re at Roundhouse, which has hosted the free music festival Limitless Live… Apr 19 24April 19, 2024Article at NME
5 ways Taylor Swift is brilliant at brandingWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Taylor Swift) Taylor Swift is everywhere. Whether it’s discussion about her upcoming album The Tortured Poets Department (we even… Mar 31 24March 31, 2024Article at Creative Bloq
The 8 worst album covers everFrom Madonna to Maroon 5, these album covers aren't exactly greatest hits. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Peter Rabbitt/Grandaddy/Drake/Madonna/Maroon 5/Crosby,… Feb 17 24February 17, 2024Article at Creative Bloq
Anohni is back with the Johnsons for her most important album yet | Xtra MagazineREVIEW: The U.K.-born singer-songwriter is breaking new ground in a stellar career at a time when trans rights are increasingly under threat Aug 28 23August 28, 2023Article at Xtra
The Genius Of… The Great Escape by BlurBlur in 1996. Image: Michel Linssen/Redferns via Getty Images The last of the trio of Britpop albums Blur released in the 1990s, 1995’s The Great Escape could be the pick of the three. Melody Maker gave it 12/10, calling it the album of the decade.… Jul 19 23July 19, 2023Article at Guitar
The Genius Of… …Like Clockwork by Queens of the Stone AgeNow with eight albums under their belt, Queens of the Stone Age are firmly one of this century’s defining guitar bands. Rising from the ashes of stoner rock staples Kyuss, with frontman Josh Homme adding vocals to his bow as well as guitars, they… Jul 12 23July 12, 2023Article at Guitar
WTF is... hyperpop?Everything you ever wanted to know about hyperpop - pop's youngest, brightest, most addictive sub-genre. From 100 Gecs to Charli XCX May 02 23May 02, 2023Article at Ticketmaster
The vinyl boom: What does the sales surge mean for artists and indies? As vinyl sales outstrip CD for the first time since the 1980s, Adam England speaks to music creators and industry figures to find out about the impact on the market. It’s been hard to avoid discussion of the so-called vinyl revival for over a decade… Mar 01 23March 01, 2023Article at M Magazine
The Tumblr revival continuesBut beyond the biggest hits - the sort you’ll see at the top of myriad Spotify playlists, there are plenty of tracks we’ve either forgotten about, or maybe even not listened to before. We’ve found some of the best deeper cuts from the era for your… Jan 05 23January 05, 2023Article at Gigwise
Live or let die: why record high ticket prices may be here to stayWith the cost of living crisis comes the ongoing grumbling over why tickets to live events – especially big music acts – are also at an all-time high. Speaking to those in both the music and theatre worlds, Adam England finds out how we got here, and Dec 31 22December 31, 2022Article at Buzz
Touring and loneliness: Musicians discuss the impacts of a life on the road For Mental Health Awareness Week, Adam England speaks to James Kennedy, The Subways’ Billy Lunn, Jess Branney of indie trio Peaness and Natalie Wardle about the psychological effects of touring and asks how the pandemic has added another layer of… May 12 22May 12, 2022Article at M Magazine
