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Metal concert in New Zealand derailed by “huge mess of sh*t” in the mosh pit
A metal concert in New Zealand was reportedly disrupted after a fan defecated in the mosh pit, creating what witnesses described as a “huge mess” that brought proceedings to a halt. The incident quickly drew attention online as an example of extreme and unusual crowd behaviour at live music events, though details of the venue,…
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JAŸ-Z Adds Second Stadium Show In London
JAŸ-Z and Roc Nation have added a second London stadium show, on Saturday 5 September at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, following overwhelming demand for the previously announced 4 September date. The new date extends a run of global stadium shows marking JAŸ-Z’s 30-year career and his debut album “Reasonable Doubt”, coming after a record-breaking three-night stand…
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Extra London and Los Angeles shows added to Jay-Z’s 30th anniversary tour
Jay-Z has added extra dates to his “Jay-Z 30” concert series, expanding the London and Los Angeles legs of the tour after his three sold-out Yankee Stadium shows earlier in July 2026. The additional performances reflect strong demand for the run, which celebrates 30 years since his debut album and caps a busy year of…
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Miley Cyrus-Edited Issue of ‘Wonderland’ To Feature Dolly Parton, Kelela, Noah Cyrus, Sky Ferreira, 070 Shake, Towa Bird & More
Miley Cyrus has guest-edited a special edition of Wonderland magazine, released on 27 July via select retailers and the Wonderland website. The 33-year-old “Flowers” singer curated the issue with Wonderland’s chief creative officer, Alastair McKimm, bringing together a cross-generational line-up of artists and family members who have influenced and supported her career. The project matters…
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Audrey McGraw Expertly Covers Mom Faith Hill’s Song at Dad Tim McGraw’s Show
Audrey McGraw, the 24-year-old daughter of Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, paid tribute to her mother while opening for her father on his Pawn Shop Guitar Tour, performing Hill’s 2002 song “Stronger” at his show in Wantagh, New York, on 24 July. The moment highlights the close-knit, musically talented family, with Audrey following in both…
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Bradley Zero Toasts 15 Years Of Rhythm Section With Special KOKO Electronic Show
Bradley Zero is celebrating 15 years of Rhythm Section, the influential London club night, radio show and record label he founded, with a special headline performance as part of KOKO’s Electronic series in Camden. The show carries personal significance, as Bradley’s first job after moving to London in 2006 was handing out flyers outside the…
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INTERVIEW: Sparta On Living For Now Whilst Embracing The Past On Their Healing New Album
Sparta frontman Jim Ward has spoken about the band’s new album ‘Cut A Silhouette’, describing it as the product of a healthier, happier period in his life following the group’s return in 2018. He credits the record’s focus and quality to working with producer J. Robbins, a longtime hero and now close collaborator, and to…
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The 1969 album that “knocked” Bob Dylan out: “I love them”
Bob Dylan was strongly impressed by The Flying Burrito Brothers’ 1969 debut, The Gilded Palace of Sin, saying their music had “knocked” him out. The praise matters because it highlights Dylan’s admiration for a pioneering country-rock group at a time when the genre was beginning to blend traditional American sounds with rock influences. The band…
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Prince Musical ‘Purple Rain’ to Debut on Broadway in 2027
A stage musical adaptation of Prince’s 1984 film “Purple Rain” will open on Broadway at the Majestic Theatre in 2027, with previews beginning 12 March and an official opening on 12 April. The announcement was made on the film’s 42nd anniversary, bringing one of the most celebrated bodies of work in popular music to Broadway…
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4 Country Songs From the 1950s and 1960s That Signaled a Huge Style Shift
American Songwriter has compiled a list of country songs from the 1950s and 1960s that marked a shift towards female perspectives in a genre previously dominated by male artists and narratives about “untrustworthy” women. The article traces this stylistic change from Kitty Wells’s pioneering 1952 hit through to the late 1960s, highlighting how female singers…