How Morrissey became irrelevant
At a gig in south London, the singer seemed trapped by nostalgia for his early career – and a terminally…
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At a gig in south London, the singer seemed trapped by nostalgia for his early career – and a terminally…
ByColdplay, Harry Styles and Bruce Springsteen have profited from ticket prices that rise with demand to many times more than…
By28 February 1964: I refuse to believe the Beatles and their like are what the youth of Britain want.
ByThe tenor saxophonist, who has died aged 81, merged jazz and spiritualism to forge a new sound.
ByWilliam Blake’s poem, set to music by Hubert Parry, is viewed by some as patriotic, and others as a progressive…
ByAs Vladimir Putin escalated his war the Russian punk rebels performed in Canterbury, urging him to “jump up into hell”.
ByAt 65, the Australian singer-songwriter is more creatively alive than ever before.
ByOn his first solo album, the Mumford & Sons frontman confronts the sexual abuse he experienced at the age of…
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