How Harry Styles’ European tour was transformed into a LGBT-positive safe space
And all thanks to two fans, 50 volunteers and 28,000 pieces of paper.
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Sade mixed slick soul with social realism to create a unique sound. Now, after eight years, she’s back.
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Playwright and director Conor McPherson is always dancing with Dylan but never stepping on his toes.
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Indie rock artist Soccer Mommy sings of a violent, desperate longing
Soccer Mommy’s debut album Clean is a record that insists on being heard on its own terms.
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Orphaned Land: the Israeli heavy metal band with fans across the Middle East
The band fuse Jewish and Arab music with heavier sounds, but they can't escape the contraditions at the heart of their homeland.
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My songs haven’t been on a radio playlist in 20 years, so I have to admit I’m punching the air
It never stops being exciting hearing yourself on the radio.
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“Fascination and fear”: Rhythm and Reaction shows how Edwardian Britain responded to jazz
A new exhibition charts the influence of, and racism towards, the musicians bringing jazz across the Atlantic.
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