The biggest stories from the past week – all in one place…
From Dua Lipa’s copyright lawsuit win to Concord’s Stem acquisition… it’s MBW’s Weekly Round-Up
Mumford & Sons Roll Out Dates For Summer/Fall 2025 North American ‘Rushmere’ Tour
The 32-city outing hitting arenas and amphitheaters in support of the band’s upcoming LP will kick off on June 5 in Oregon.
San Antonio Univision Journalist Jaime Peluffo Dies After Cancer Battle
He was 53.
Black Honey go “down the rabbit hole” on nihilistic new single ‘Psycho’
They’ve also announced three UK shows set to kick off in April
The post Black Honey go “down the rabbit hole” on nihilistic new single ‘Psycho’ appeared first on NME.
Chris Lake and Ragie Ban Reimagine 90s Classic for New House Banger, “Toxic”
The high-energy house track flips Bell Biv DeVoe’s “Poison” into a four-on-the-floor roller with a snarling bassline.
The 13 Best New Hip-Hop Songs This Week
Bangers to ride to.
AMN Reviews: Big Ears 2025 – Day 1
We are in Knoxville again for this year’s Big Ears festival. I’ll be posting short reviews of a few shows each day. Met up with a handful of friends for an early dinner Thursday afternoon. After, most of us headed to… Tigran Hamasyan Someone I had never heard of until a few hours before seeing […]
Kali Uchis shares new single, “Sunshine & Rain”
Grammy-winning artist Kali Uchis has kicked off a new era of music with “Sunshine & Rain” as the first single from her forthcoming fifth studio album, Sincerely.
My Bloody Valentine announce Manchester gig
My Bloody Valentine announce Manchester gig at Manchester Aviva on Nov 24. All details here
The post My Bloody Valentine announce Manchester gig appeared first on Louder Than War.
WH Smith brand to disappear from high streets after 233 years
It’s never been associated with great advertising, but somehow WH Smith is a brand that has a place in the nation’s heads, if not their hearts. Now the 233 year-old retailer has been sold to Modella Capital in a £76 million deal, and its 480 high street stores will soon be branded as TGJones. Most …
The post WH Smith brand to disappear from high streets after 233 years first appeared on More About Advertising.