Female Artists lead Brit Award 2019 nominations
Jack Whitehall hosts the most prestigious awards in the UK music industry.
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Annie Mac announces Hottest Record of the Year finalists
The winner will be announced on December 6th – you can vote now on the Radio 1 website.
Wolf Alice win the 2018 Mercury Prize
The wonderful indie band saw off the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Everything Everything and Jorja Smith to win.
Preview: The Vaccines at St Mary’s Stadium, Southampton
The Vaccines are coming to St. Mary’s Stadium with The Rolling Stones this month (29/05/2018).
Review: Elton John – Revamp
Harry Fortuna reviews the compilation that features the likes of Ed Sheeran, Lady Gaga and Mary J. Blige.
In Need of New Rules? The Official Charts & Music’s Gender Problem
As Dua Lipa becomes the first female solo artist to reach No. 1 since 2015, Editor James looks at gender problems in music.
Secret Garden Party – A Retrospective
Ahead of the last ever Secret Garden Party,Maddi Howell takes a look back at the best years of the lakeside festival.
“I’m always going to talk about politics in some way or another” – An interview with Declan McKenna
Ahead of his performance at Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms, Benj Cullen interviews Declan McKenna.
This Week In Records: Glass Animals, Dua Lipa & Carly Rae Jepsen (26/08/2016)
This week sees new releases from Carly Rae Jepsen, Vince Staples, You Me At Six, and more.
MTV Video Music Awards 2016 nominations announced in full
Adele, Beyoncé and Drake all heavily feature in the nominations.
Preview: Open’er Festival 2016
Open’er Festival 2016 will see the likes of Wiz Khalifa, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Florence + The Machine take to the stage (29/06/16-02/07/16).
Preview: Barclaycard British Summer Time 2016
Barclaycard British Summer Time returns for its fourth year and spans two weekends in July (01/07/16 – 09/07/16).
Musicians cover Eagles of Death Metal track in Paris tribute
Florence + The Machine, Kings of Leon and Imagine Dragons are among those who have recorded a cover of ‘I Love You All The Time’, in honour of those who fell victim to the Paris attacks in November.
Benjamin Clementine wins the 2015 Mercury Prize
The gospel artist has beaten the likes of Wolf Alice and Jamie xx to this year’s Mercury Prize award.