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Mick Jagger says The Beatles were “the most prolific songwriters of that time”
The article centres on Mick Jagger praising The Beatles as “the most prolific songwriters of that time”, presenting the remark as a notable sign of respect from one of the frontmen most often linked to their 1960s rivals, The Rolling Stones. It matters because it shifts the focus away from old rivalry narratives and towards…
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Dahi Has Assembled A Stunning Cast For New Album ‘Black Boy (Alternative)’
The article reports that the producer and artist Dahi has lined up a notable roster of collaborators for a forthcoming album titled ‘Black Boy (Alternative)’. The headline frames the release as significant chiefly because of the calibre of the guest cast assembled for the project. Beyond the headline, the full article text could not be…
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“They had us swear on a stack of Bibles that no more flags would be burnt. I did it one more time”: Prog icon Keith Emerson and the world’s first instrumental protest song
This article recounts a 2011 interview — five years before his death — in which prog-rock keyboardist Keith Emerson explained why his 1960s band The Nice burned the American flag on stage and how it affected their career. The band’s confrontational 1968 reworking of Leonard Bernstein’s *America* is presented as what Emerson called the first…
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The Last Dinner Party Share New Single ‘Knocking At The Sky’
The full article could not be retrieved because the source page returned only a browser verification screen (“Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue”) rather than the story itself. As a result, the only reliable information available is the headline, which states that the band The Last Dinner Party have released a new single titled ‘Knocking…
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Baby Rose: Yearnalism review – gloriously cinematic soul from the edge of emotional collapse
The Guardian has published a review of *Yearnalism*, the third album by US soul singer Baby Rose (Jasmine Rose Wilson), released on Secretly Canadian. The reviewer praises the record as a “gloriously cinematic” work in which Rose deploys her “fraying contralto” to convey the highs and lows of relationships as though on the verge of…
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How Stanley Kubrick chose the novels he adapted: “I like to be surprised”
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Yungblud pulls out of Cowboys Music Festival to take time off and “work on myself”
Yungblud has withdrawn from his scheduled performance at the Cowboys Music Festival in Calgary, Canada, saying he needs to take time off to “work on myself”. The Doncaster musician, real name Dominic Harrison, was due to appear on Sunday 12 July as part of his ongoing ‘Idols’ world tour, and his cancellation follows recent public…
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Madison Square Garden reportedly kept database noting celebrities’ sexuality and “risk” levels
Freddie Gibbs has responded after reportedly being marked “high risk”, while Geese’s Max Bassin wrote: “Fuck you James Dolan, you absolutely disgust me” The post Madison Square Garden reportedly kept database noting celebrities’ sexuality and “risk” levels appeared first on NME.
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Kasabian announce 2026 ‘Nothing Better Than This’ UK arena tour with The Vaccines
Kasabian have announced a five-date UK arena tour for December 2026, titled ‘Nothing Better Than This’, with support from The Vaccines. The tour follows the band’s sold-out headline show at London’s Finsbury Park, where they drew a crowd of 45,000 – their biggest in the capital to date – and shares its name with a…