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Adele reveals we have all been saying her name wrong for years

The singer let slip that her adoring fans have gotten it wrong for years during a Q&A session about the release of her latest music video I Drink Wine last week

Irish Mirror

Charlie Puth reveals even more of himself on new album

Puth admits it can be “exhausting” always putting himself out there, something he’s done since 2011, when YouTube helped launch his career.

Chicago Sun-Times

Make it pop! Do we really need the Beatles to sound new?

Classic songs are now remastered to compete with contemporary pop on streaming services. But what do we lose when Yellow Submarine is ‘de-mixed’ for generation playlist?

The Guardian - UK

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Scots singer songwriter swaps caravan parks for debut EP release

Vinnie McKee has put the finishing touches to ‘My Turn’, which is being released on Friday, November 11, and contains four brand new songs - all penned by the talented artist.

Daily Record

The Swansea man behind the cult favourite 'Oi Mush' song has died after losing his battle with cancer

Paul Allen has been described as 'hilarious, loving and generous' by his daughter

Wales Online

Robbie Williams wants to make a documentary on the detrimental impact of fame

The singer-songwriter said he thinks that in the future One Direction will have their ‘isms’ that have been ’caused by this machine’

Evening Standard

Latitude Festival unveils its 2023 music line-up from Pulp to George Ezra

The Suffolk event is also known for its comedy, theatre and dance

Evening Standard

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Pulp is among the headline acts at Trnsmt festival 2023 in Glasgow

George Ezra, Sam Fender and The 1975 are also some of the latest headline acts to have been revealed for the Scottish festival next summer

Evening Standard

John Lennon's signature round glasses set to be sold at auction

Also on sale will be a guitar played and smashed by Kurt Cobain and an Amy Winehouse hair topper

Wales Online

What are the 500 best albums? Rolling Stone has an answer

Is Fleetwood Mac’s landmark album “Rumours” better than “To Pimp a Butterfly” by Kendrick Lamar

The Independent UK

Migos' Takeoff had already changed the sound of hip-hop. He was just getting started on a new chapter

Hip-hop wouldn't sound the same without Migos.

Los Angeles Times

Robbie Williams says Liam Gallagher was 'gigantic bully' but it's 'vital' he exists

Robbie Williams has shared why the industry needs artists like Liam Gallagher but admits it was in his nature to compete against him during their chart topping days

Daily Mirror

South Africa's dance music craze, amapiano, could conquer the world – if its stars step up

There’s a lot of hype around amapiano. The South African dance music genre has dominated dancefloors since 2019, spreading from South Africa to West Africa and now to the world. But it’s time to peer through the hype and see if amapiano is able to transition from a cloistered club…

The Conversation

Sunderland guitar factory Cloud 9 launched by entrepreneurs

The firm is already working with indie musician Tim Burgess to create a range of guitars for other well-known players such as Oasis' Bonehead and The Stone Roses' Mani

Birmingham Post

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The Independent UK

Adele vowed to always sing hits after seeing Radiohead refuse to play ‘Creep’

Grammy Award-winning artist reveals she made the decision after feeling let down by her own favourite band

Daily Mirror

Adele reveals everyone has been pronouncing her name wrong and gives correct version

Adele says only London locals are able to pronounce her name 'perfectly' after previously admitting she dropped her 'drab' surname when she launched her career leaving her a single-name artist

Glasgow Live

Gigs in Scotland: Glasgow events you won't want to miss and how to get tickets

If you are looking to tick off another gig or two this year, then there may be a few artists you'll want to keep an eye out for with the likes of Paolo Nutini coming to Glasgow next month.

The Guardian - UK

‘House isn’t a subculture. It’s my culture’: Cakes Da Killa on ballroom, Beyoncé and Black love

The rapper discusses his origins, house music’s mainstream turn and his ‘Adele moment of a new album, Svengali

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The Independent UK

John Lennon’s glasses and Kurt Cobain guitar to headline blockbuster US auction

Over 1,500 instruments and artefacts owned and used by some of the world’s most famous artists will go under the hammer during the sale next week.

Chronicle Live

Take That at Newcastle City Hall 30 years ago - a night of 'controlled hysteria'

1992 was the breakthrough year for rising boy band Take That - and they would kick off their sold-out UK tour at Newcastle City Hall on November 2

Glasgow Live

Heartbreak as Glasgow teenager dies after taking ill at music festival

Maya Nager, 19, collapsed at Terminal V, an electronic music festival, in Edinburgh at the weekend and was rushed to hospital where sadly she passed away on Monday morning.

Evening Standard

Adele reveals we’ve all been pronouncing her name incorrectly as she praises fan for saying it ‘perfectly’

The singer dropped the bombshell during a fan Q&A to promote her new single I Drink Wine

Evening Standard

Baby Queen at Heaven gig review: lack of raw energy made up for with sheer likeability

She proved an attentive and enthusiastic frontwoman throughout

Irish Mirror

Inside Boy George's private life - Real name, Irish roots and romances as he enters I'm A Celebrity

Boy George is of Irish descent on both his mother and father's side with close family links to the Irish War of Independence

Tribune News Service

‘Rap Capital: An Atlanta Story’ chronicles the power of Atlanta hip-hop and trap music

For the first two decades of rap history, the focal points were New York and Los Angeles. When Atlanta’s OutKast won best new artist at the 1995 Source Awards, they were audibly booed.

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