Genesis have announced they are reuniting for a string of UK dates, a huge 13 years after they last performed live. Genesis, which is made up of the legendary Phil Collins, Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford, will play a number of the UK’s biggest arenas and tickets are on sale now. Genesis are going back on tour and here’s how you can get tickets Rex
Australian hip-hop artist Sampa the Great has made history by becoming the first person to win the Australian music prize twice. Her 2019 album The Return was announced on Friday as the latest winner of the prestigious $30,000 award – only two years after she first won for 2017 album Birds and the BEE9. It is the first time in the prize’s 15-year history
WHEN he was three, Marcus King first set eyes on his dad’s old Epiphone El Dorado acoustic guitar — and there was no going back. “I remember strumming it and being hooked from that moment,” says the child prodigy turned blues sensation from Greenville, South Carolina. Marcus King, 23, opens up about how music calms his manic episodes down “Music
STRICTLY Rhythm recently announced its 30th anniversary celebrations, One of the record labels that helped shape the face of house music since its inception in New York three decades ago, they have been responsible for unleashing so many iconic tracks from Ultra Nate’s No.1 anthem ‘Free’ to Erick Morillo aka Reel to Real’s ‘I Like To Move It’, along
WESTLIFE have called their new live DVD the “best concert of our lives” as they look to send fans wild this Mother’s Day. The Irish group had a spectacular homecoming at Croke Park last summer and fans will be able to relive it with The Twenty Tour – Live from Croke Park. Westlife have called their new live DVD the ‘best concert of our lives’ as they
ONE of techno music’s most respected and enduring artists and DJs, Monica Kruse’s commitment and innate musical connection has kept her centre stage in the international festival and record label scene for the last 25 years. From trailblazing the dawn of German dance culture in the early 90’s, organising events in abandoned Munich WWII bomb shelters,
GLASTONBURY festival could be at risk this year as bosses are unable to say whether it will go ahead or not amid coronavirus concerns. The world-famous event, which draws around 200k people, is set to take place in just 16 weeks and organisers are working closely with authorities as fears around the virus continue to grow. Read our coronavirus live
The Adelaide reality TV star covers Stephanie Mills’ 80s classic, Never Knew Love Like This Before.
