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‘You’re not from Leeds if you don’t join in with I Predict a Riot’: Maisie Adam’s honest playlist

The comic loves Arctic Monkeys’ wordplay and secretly enjoys a bit of N-Dubz. But what would she choose for her funeral to annoy her fiance?

The Guardian - UK

An Ode To The Mundi Mundi Bash, The Festival That’s Giving ‘Mum Dad On The Wines At The RSL’

Blasting Cold Chisel every time I’m in the car finally paid off.

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Slim Dusty is being honoured by Google’s latest doodle. Here's some things you didn't know about the Australian legend

Slim Dusty's appeal was to the battlers and his talent was for storytelling in music. Here are a few fast facts on Australia's country music icon.

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Maxwell Street Klezmer Band — caught on video as July 4th attack unfolded — returns with joy to Highland Park

Maxwell Street Klezmer Band tuba player Howard Prager said the concert “was all about bringing peace and joy. And this community needs all the peace and joy it can have after what happened.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Sir Rod Stewart to dedicate anti-war song to Ukraine during upcoming tour

The rocker confirmed the shows will be the last time he plans to play his classic songs on tour.

The Independent UK

Japanese music festival kicks off this Saturday

"80's Japanese Culture Live Music Headliners" is the theme of the Bae Vibes music and art festival which will take place at P.Sherman The Enjoyable Ground, Arun Amarin Road, on Saturday from 12.30-11.30pm.

Bangkok Post

Ed Sheeran reveals he's filming tell-all documentary which delves into his life

Superstar Ed Sheeran will be inviting cameras to follow him around and explore all aspects of his life, as he confirmed his Mathematics tour will last for another four years

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Four Just Stop Oil activists arrested over Abbey Road crossing protest

The climate activists blocked traffic on both carriageways of the North London crossing made famous by The Beatles.

The Independent UK

Motown artist, songwriter, producer Robert Gordy dies at 91

DETRIOT — Detroit recording artist, songwriter, producer and music executive Robert Louis Gordy Sr. died of natural causes on Friday at his home in Marina del Rey, California. Gordy, younger brother of Motown records founder Berry Gordy, was 91.

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Dissecting Stevie Wonder's Superstition, 50 years after we first heard its infectious grooves

On October 24 1972, Stevie Wonder released his 15th album Talking Book and the world heard the infectious grooves and seamless vocal delivery of the song Superstition for the very first time.

The Conversation

Martine McCutcheon announces return to music after brother's tragic death

Martine McCutcheon, whose music career took off following her exit from EastEnders in 1998, has teased that she's working on new material and is planning to release a fifth album in the near future

Daily Mirror

Taylor Swift gives rare insight into relationship with Joe Alwyn on new album Midnights

Taylor Swift's latest album release Midnights will see fans given insight into the romance and complexities of their relationship with the lyrical content of several tracks

Daily Mirror

Adele's special One Night Only concert was forced to make last-minute change to avoid storm

Adele's One Night Only concert had to be moved due to freak weather but director Paul Dugdale will be praying for clearer skies ahead of Coldplay's huge live-streamed gig

Daily Mirror

Sum 41 review – a joyful pop punk celebration

Climaxing a tour to mark two decades since their breakthrough albums, the Canadian band bring energy, fun and confetti balloons to the relentless party

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Paolo Nutini admits he feels 'nervous' as he kicks off UK tour

The Scots singer performed in Manchester - his first headline show in over five years.

Daily Mirror

Paul McCartney’s lookalike son James pictured grabbing a coffee with guitar

Paul McCartney's son James, 45, is a dead ringer for his Beatles legend dad. The musician was seen looking relaxed as he cut a casual figure while meeting a friend for a coffee in London

The Guardian - UK

Tegan and Sara: Crybaby review – soundtrack to the world’s bleakest house party

The Quin twins return to a more indie-rock style on this unwavering account of unsteady emotional times

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil activists block iconic Abbey Road crossing

Just Stop Oil activists blocked the famous Abbey Road crossing in what is the group’s 23rd day of civil unrest in the capital.

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Loyle Carner: Hugo review – a beautiful, blistering masterpiece

The disarmingly open Londoner rapper tackles identity, mixed-race roots and relationships on his richly introspective third album

Nottingham Post

Nottinghamshire Take That superfan who has seen the band more than 100 times and even sung with Gary Barlow

"I'll never stop!"

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh singer Shirley Manson's wicked revenge on cheating ex-boyfriend

The Edinburgh-born singer, 56, confessed that she was ‘rather proud’ of her actions, saying she would recommend it as an ‘act of revenge’.

The Guardian - UK

Rocketing costs and drop in ticket sales force musicians to pull tour dates

Animal Collective, Bonobo and Mercury prize winner Little Simz among acts to cancel concerts

The Independent UK

When We Were Young ticket owners lament Las Vegas festival’s decision to cancel at last moment

Many had travelled from overseas to be there

The Guardian - UK

Taylor Swift: Midnights review – poised between self-flagellation and pure bliss

Pastoral phase behind her, Swift is back in the city with an album of fascinating small-hours contemplation

The Independent UK

The Snuts: ‘I’ve got friends who are gonna have their gas cut off, no money in the bank...’

Scottish four-piece The Snuts topped the UK charts with their personal, coming-of-age debut, ‘WL’. Frontman Jack Cochrane tells Roisin O’Connor about taking inspiration from Tony Benn for their political follow-up, ‘Burn the Empire’, and why they didn’t want to become ‘another generic indie band’

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