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Phoebe Bridgers cancels intimate UK album shows due to illness
Phoebe Bridgers has cancelled the remaining dates of her intimate UK album shows after being hospitalised with appendicitis. The singer-songwriter, who turned 32 on Monday, had played two small gigs at London’s Union Chapel to launch her new album ‘Lost Weekend’, but the run’s remaining dates in Kingston, Brighton and Bristol have now been postponed.…
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PVA Announce New Project ‘A Dream Like This’
London trio PVA have announced a new project titled ‘A Dream Like This’, due for release on 2 October 2026. The release emerged out of the band’s process of adapting material from their recent album ‘NO MORE LIKE THIS’ for live performance, with rehearsals pushing the songs in new directions and ultimately producing what is…
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WATCH: The Emotional Trailer For Oasis’ New Documentary ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’
Oasis have released the trailer for their upcoming documentary, “Don’t Look Back In Anger,” which chronicles the band’s much-anticipated reunion tour from last year. The film blends behind-the-scenes footage of rehearsals and preparation with live performance material from the shows staged across the UK, Asia, and North and South America, promising an intimate look at…
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King Charles accused of ‘deserting Christians’ as experts warn Prince William may abandon historic royal role
King Charles III has been criticised by Gavin Ashenden, a former chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II, who accused the monarch of “deserting Christians” and abandoning his oath as “Defender of the Faith.” The criticism follows the omission of the “Defender of the Faith” title from official royal materials this year, reigniting debate over the monarch’s…
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Remember When Eric Burdon Fashioned a Funky Follow-up to The Animals With an Eclectic Band in 1970?
The article looks back at how Eric Burdon, formerly the frontman of British rock band The Animals, took an unexpected creative turn in 1970 by joining the American funk-rock band War. This pairing was notable because it broke from Burdon’s blues-rock roots and produced a widely acclaimed album, marking a striking departure from the more…
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Will Green Day ever headline Glastonbury? We asked them
Green Day drummer Tré Cool has told NME the band would be open to headlining Glastonbury, calling it “the last great festival that we haven’t done.” The comments came in an interview promoting Nimrods, a new coming-of-age comedy inspired by the band’s early touring years, in which Green Day appear as themselves and act as…
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Anna Sawai was plotting Yoko Ono biopic before being cast in The Beatles biopics
Serendipity. The post Anna Sawai was plotting Yoko Ono biopic before being cast in The Beatles biopics first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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BMG Signs Velvet Trip to Global Publishing Deal
Australian musician Zeppelin Hamilton, who performs as the psychedelic-pop act Velvet Trip, has signed an exclusive global publishing deal with BMG. The Sydney-based artist, who is Wiradjuri, joins BMG’s Australian and New Zealand roster alongside names such as Neil Finn, Jet and The Cat Empire, with the label describing the deal as a unanimous decision…
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Apple Corps grants Universal Music exclusive Beatles merchandise and licensing rights
The Beatles’ rights-holding company Apple Corps signed a worldwide, exclusive licensing and merchandising deal with Universal Music Group, covering physical and digital merchandise, licensing and e-commerce for the band. The agreement builds on a 14-year relationship between the two companies and comes as Universal positions itself to benefit commercially from renewed interest in the band…