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“He is not just Chris’ dad, he is THE DAD”

The post Chris Martin’s dad goes viral for filming Coldplay on flip phone appeared first on NME.

Untitled Group has declared that 2024 was a “record-breaking” year for the Australian indie music and events promoter. Coinciding with its tenth anniversary, the group hosted a number of major events last year, including the new year’s festivals, Beyond the Valley and Wildlands. Untitled Group said it has achieved “historic milestones” in 2024, this week […]

The post Untitled Group Hits ‘Historic Milestones’ with 2024 Events by Neil Griffiths appeared first on The Music Network.

Rihanna is facing criticism from Louisiana Republicans, calling her Super Bowl show ‘lewd’ and urging the NFL to ensure a ‘family-friendly’ halftime this year.

Subway, one of the nation’s largest restaurant chains, is conducting a review for its U.S. creative and paid media businesses.

‘Nightmare Fuel’ is a collaboration with R-10 and US-based producer and composer Kade Kalka. It is best described as a fusion of Mick Gordon’s style

The post R-10 Releases a Modern Dubstep Track ‘Nightmare Fuel’ with Kade Kalka appeared first on EDM | Electronic Music | EDM Music | EDM Festivals | EDM Events.

Gaga previously said the sequel was “a very big swing” and praised its “audacity and complexity”

The post Lady Gaga on ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ reception: “People just sometimes don’t like some things” appeared first on NME.

Australia’s festival scene has been on one lately. From the tree-lined magic of Strawberry Fields to the community spirit of Meredith and the chaos of Beyond the Valley, it seems like every month has another reason to pack your tent, charge your phone, and road trip into the great unknown. If you’ve been lurking on …

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Casanova is drawing inspiration from incarcerated peer Tory Lanez as he serves his sentence following his indictment in a gang investigation in 2020.

Spotify has paid almost $60 billion to the music industry since its founding.