Author: NME

Viagogo has launched a new scheme called ‘Solo Socials’ to provide confidence to concertgoers attending gigs on their own. The free event, conducted by drag queens, includes games, quizzes, performances, a limited amount of free food and cocktails, and is aimed at Taylor Swift fans attending her Eras Tour. The first event will be held… Continue reading New initiative launched to boost fan confidence ahead of Taylor Swift UK ‘Eras’ tour

article One year ago, NME revamped their flagship music profile The Cover to feature only rising and emerging talent to give them their chance in the spotlight. Readers were given the opportunity to experience new music from all around the world on a weekly basis. Since then, NME has been providing a platform for up-and-coming… Continue reading Life Since The Cover: what happened next for D4vd, Laufey, Yoasobi and more

Globle is a game that is similar to Wordle, and players are required to guess the selected country for the day. The game can be quite a challenge, even for those who are knowledgeable about geography, but unlike Wordle, there are no limits to the number of attempts one can make. To make it easier… Continue reading Globle answer today – here’s the answer and hints for April 27

A beloved game that’s been around for several years, Wordle, has managed to keep players hooked since 2021, thanks to its simple yet fun concept. The game, which is free to play, welcomes players to work out each day’s answer through six attempts that provide new hints each time until players guess their way to… Continue reading Today’s Wordle answer and hints for #1040 on April 24

London’s Scala played host to the latest edition of Club NME with Ladbrokes LIVE, headlined by rising star Mae Muller over the weekend (April 12). Despite being her first headline show of the year, Muller debuted tracks from her upcoming 2023 album ‘Sorry I’m Late,’ performing to a hometown crowd that knew every lyric. Her… Continue reading Mae Muller makes long-awaited return to the stage to headline Club NME with Ladbrokes LIVE

The NME website has an array of navigation menus with topics ranging from music and film to TV and gaming. The first menu is labelled “Trending” and features a list of popular and current topics such as Kanii, Fallout and Coachella. Another menu titled “Music” has a selection of subtopics including “Features” and “Interviews,” while… Continue reading Coachella 2024 liveblog day two: keep up with all the news and rumours from Saturday

Marisa Abela was on her way to Ibiza with friends when her agent called to give her the news that she was cast as Amy Winehouse in the biopic Back to Black. While her friends cheered and raised a glass to celebrate Abela felt the daunting task ahead start to sink in. Winehouse’s beehive hairdo, cat-eye… Continue reading Chasing Amy: Marisa Abela on playing an icon in ‘Back to Black’

London-based singer Mae Muller is set to headline the upcoming Club NME event at the Scala on April 12. Self Esteem will DJ alongside a TBA special guest to entertain revellers after Muller’s live set, with doors opening at 8pm and the event running until 1am. Ticket holders will be admitted on a first-come first-served… Continue reading Mae Muller to headline Club NME in London – get the full details

UK singer-songwriter Olivia Dean has donated equipment to Brazilian surf school Vivendo Um Sonho Surf (VUSS) in Rio de Janeiro, in partnership with courier and logistics company DHL. Dean performed a sold-out show in the city during a North American tour earlier this year. During her visit, which included time at VUSS, she told NME about the songs… Continue reading The five records that have shaped Olivia Dean

Griff, who is this week’s featured artist on NME’s The Cover, has shared an exclusive playlist to celebrate the launch of the story. Titled ‘sad happy’, the playlist features tracks from Taylor Swift, Rosalía, Raye, and more. You can listen to the full playlist on Apple Music or Spotify by following the links provided in… Continue reading Listen to Griff’s exclusive playlist to accompany The Cover