Sydney Sweeney has taken a humorous dig at the unfortunate chocolate-themed “experience” in Glasgow, inspired by Wonka, that made headlines last week. The event, called Willy’s Chocolate Experience, caused outrage among parents who dubbed it a “farce” run by “cowboys,” and it was pulled by its organisers, House of Illuminati, just hours after opening. Sweeney,… Continue reading Sydney Sweeney mocks Glasgow’s Wonka Experience in ‘SNL’ skit
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Taylor Swift announces fourth and final ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ variant
Taylor Swift fans are eagerly anticipating the release of ‘The Tortured Poets Department’, and the artist has now revealed the final variant of the forthcoming album. During her concert in Singapore on 3 March, Swift announced ‘File Name: The Black Dog’, which will include the original album alongside ‘The Black Dog’ bonus track. The variant… Continue reading Taylor Swift announces fourth and final ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ variant
Kaiser Chiefs double down on claims they once turned down lyric from David Bowie
English rock band Kaiser Chiefs have once again confirmed that they turned down lyrics written by the late David Bowie. In a recent segment on Virgin Radio UK, band members Ricky Wilson and Andrew White recalled a time when they were missing a lyric on an album several years ago and contacted Bowie for help.… Continue reading Kaiser Chiefs double down on claims they once turned down lyric from David Bowie
Listen to Bob Vylan’s cathartic new single ‘Makes Me Violent’
London-based punk duo Bob Vylan have released their latest single, “Makes Me Violent,” as part of their upcoming album, “Humble As The Sun.” The album, set to be released on April 5th under Ghost Theatre, is the band’s first full-length album since their 2022 release, “Bob Vylan Presents the Price of Life.” The song is… Continue reading Listen to Bob Vylan’s cathartic new single ‘Makes Me Violent’
Watch U2 joined by Daniel Lanois and pre-recorded Neil Finn at final Vegas Sphere show
Irish rock band U2 ended their residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas by playing alongside Daniel Lanois and Neil Finn. Lanois, who co-produced the band’s classic albums The Joshua Tree and Achtung Baby, joined them on stage to play the latter record’s “One”. U2 played a version of Crowded House’s “Don’t Dream It’s Over,”… Continue reading Watch U2 joined by Daniel Lanois and pre-recorded Neil Finn at final Vegas Sphere show
Israel requests to change the lyrics to its controversial Eurovision entry
Israel’s entry for the Eurovision Song Contest this year has caused controversy and led to requests for lyric changes. The song, entitled ‘October Rain’, has lyrics that appear to reference a recent attack by Hamas. Public broadcaster KAN submitted a request to change the lyrics after the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), who organises the contest,… Continue reading Israel requests to change the lyrics to its controversial Eurovision entry
James Blake on TikTok and fairness for artists: “The brainwashing worked and now people think music is free”
James Blake has taken to Twitter to voice his concerns over the challenges many musicians face in getting paid fairly for their work in the TikTok era. The musician posted a string of comments, expressing his thoughts on the current financial state of the music industry and what he perceives as the unreasonable obstacles facing… Continue reading James Blake on TikTok and fairness for artists: “The brainwashing worked and now people think music is free”
Aphex Twin clarifies his stance on vaccines once again
Following the recent resurfacing of a note promoting conspiracy theories relating to vaccines that seems to have been written by Aphex Twin back in 2014, the electronic musician has once again clarified his stance on vaccines. The note read, “vaccines are poisonous, mercury, aluminum can+ autism, cancer”, and references other conspiracies including 9/11 and chemtrails.… Continue reading Aphex Twin clarifies his stance on vaccines once again
Liam Gallagher and John Squire go head-to-head on Manchester derby day
As Manchester City and Manchester United prepare to go head-to-head in a Premier League match, two music icons from the city have also been competing for attention on the public transport system. Liam Gallagher, a well-known City fan, and John Squire, a former guitarist for the United-supporting band The Stone Roses, have taken over the… Continue reading Liam Gallagher and John Squire go head-to-head on Manchester derby day
Charli XCX on new album ‘Brat’ – and if her fans are more intense than The 1975’s
Charli XCX has opened up about her upcoming album in an interview with NME. The pop star discussed Brat, which she described as “bitchy and gossipy and hardcore and very club feeling.” She added that “It’s definitely one for the girls who like to party and sweat and rave.” Charli also spoke about her relationship… Continue reading Charli XCX on new album ‘Brat’ – and if her fans are more intense than The 1975’s