Review: Ed Sheeran – ‘Castle On The Hill’
Carly-May Kavanagh is excited.
Browsing: Ed Sheeran
Review: Ed Sheeran – ‘Shape Of You’
Oh Ed, how we’ve missed you.
Ed Sheeran releases full track list for upcoming album ÷
It’s not just two tracks, it’s 12! Ed Sheeran has shared the names of all the songs featured on his third album.
This Week In Records: Ed Sheeran, You Me At Six, Snakehips & MØ (06/01/2017)
A new year of releases kicks into gear with Xavier Voigt-Hill on summarisation duty.
Ed Sheeran posts video announcing new music- Watch
It’s a happy new year indeed, because Ed Sheeran is releasing new music!
Review: Major Lazer feat. Justin Bieber & MØ – ‘Cold Water’
James Barker reviews the new record from the minds behind ‘Lean On’ and ‘Where Are Ü Now.’
Closer To The Edge: Our Summer Road Trip Playlist
In this week’s Closer To The Edge feature; our writers compile their perfect playlist to accompany any road trip this summer
Ed Sheeran sued for $20m for allegedly copying X Factor winner
The lawsuit claims Sheeran’s 2014 hit ‘Photograph’ copied Matt Cardle’s 2009 song ‘Amazing’.
“Your body and your head are completely on opposite angles”: An interview with Jamie Lawson at Common People
Ed Sheeran’s first label signee chats to The Edge about touring the world and not being recognised.
Preview: Rudimental at O2 Academy, Birmingham
Piers Agget, Amir Amor, Kesi Dryden and Leon Rolle, better known by their collective name of Rudimental, will be hitting Birmingham’s O2 Academy (07/03/16).
Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar sweep awards at The Grammys
Ed Sheeran also won his first two Grammys last night in an event which was littered with tributes to late musicians, such as David Bowie and Glen Frey.
This Week in Records
This Week in Records (25/01/16-31/01/2015) is made exciting by the release of Bloc Party’s return with Hymns.
Kendrick Lamar and Taylor Swift lead 2016 Grammy nominations
Ed Sheeran and The Weeknd are also strong contenders for next year’s awards, which will take place in February 2016.
British music industry boosts UK economy by £4.1 billion
Top British acts like Pink Floyd, Ed Sheeran, Coldplay and Paloma Faith have helped boost the UK’s economy by a staggering £4.1 billion.