Author: Liberty Dunworth

London-based indie rock group Picture Parlour have announced the release of their debut EP ‘Face In The Picture’ and have shared the title track to celebrate. Set to drop on June 14, the EP combines the band’s love of film with influence from David Lynch and Alejandro Jodorowsky. In collaboration with artist duo Will and… Continue reading Picture Parlour announce debut EP and share haunting title track ‘Face In The Picture’ 

MC5 has revealed details of its upcoming album, ‘Heavy Lifting,’ which is its first studio album in over 50 years. The album will feature all-new material, and the twenty-four-minute lead single ‘Boys Who Play With Matches’ was released on June 6. The band’s founding member Wayne Kramer on guitar and vocals, co-wrote 12 of the… Continue reading MC5 announce ‘Heavy Lifting’ – their first new album in 53 years 

Irish singers Jedward made a surprise appearance on stage with Thirty Seconds To Mars during the band’s performance at London’s O2 Arena. Jared Leto invited a handful of audience members, including one of the twins, on stage to join in on a rendition of the band’s 2018 track ‘Rescue Me’. Fans took to social media… Continue reading Fans react to one of Jedward crashing the stage at Thirty Seconds To Mars’ London show 

The lineup for Kings of Leon’s upcoming show at BST Hyde Park has been completed, with seven more support acts announced. Among them is Gary Clarke Jr, a blues artist who has worked with Foo Fighters and Alicia Keys. Also performing are Los Angeles electro-pop trio Cannons, Dublin artist Somebody’s Child, Liverpool six-piece Red Rum… Continue reading More support acts added to Kings Of Leon’s London BST Hyde Park 2024 show 

Jamie xx has announced that ‘In Waves’, his first solo album in almost a decade, will be released on September 20 by Young. The record consists of 12 new tracks, including ‘Baddy On The Floor’, a collaboration with Honey Dijon and Robyn, Panda Bear and John Glacier. Jamie also enlisted the help of his xx… Continue reading Jamie xx announces first new album in nine years ‘In Waves’ along with UK headline show

Glastonbury has announced a number of new additions to the line-up for their 2024 edition. The festival, which is set to take place later this month, will be headlined by Dua Lipa, Coldplay and SZA. Other artists on the bill include Shania Twain, LCD Soundsystem, Little Simz and The National. Glastonbury has previously drip-fed posters… Continue reading Fans react as full Glastonbury 2024 line-up and schedule reveals new names and clashes

Voletta Wallace, the mother of the late rapper Notorious B.I.G., has spoken publicly about her feelings towards Sean Combs, commonly known as Diddy. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Wallace expressed her disappointment and frustration with Diddy following allegations of violence and sexual assault. Wallace stated that she is sick to her stomach and wishes… Continue reading Notorious B.I.G.’s mother wants to “slap the daylights” out of Diddy

Fans of Bring Me The Horizon are abuzz with excitement after a possible secret hidden within the band’s latest album, POST HUMAN: NeX GEn, was discovered. The band announced the album during their headlining debut at Download Festival last year, but it was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. It marks the band’s first album since… Continue reading Fans think they’ve stumbled upon a big secret hidden inside Bring Me The Horizon’s new album ‘POST HUMAN: NeX GEn’

Alex James, bassist for Blur and established cheesemaker, has revealed his plans to create a giant version of the classic British crisp, Frazzle, for the next Big Feastival in 2024. Speaking on the Chris Moyles Radio Show, James explained that the project had been in the works since last year and that he had discussed… Continue reading Blur’s Alex James is attempting to make a giant Frazzle for The Big Feastival

Eric Clapton has expressed his admiration for Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters’ political outspokenness. Clapton was speaking during an interview with The Real Music Observer. Asked about opinions that musicians should “stick to music,” Clapton responded: “I don’t respond to the word ‘should’ very well. Anyone that tells me what I should be doing, I’m going… Continue reading Eric Clapton on Roger Waters’ political views: “It takes a lot of guts, and he suffers from it terribly”