Harry Styles has cancelled his scheduled concert in São Paulo, Brazil, after organisers confirmed the show would no longer go ahead because of an undisclosed “health issue” affecting the tour. The former One Direction star was due to perform at MorumBIS Stadium on Tuesday 21 July 2026, as part of his Together, Together World Tour.
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Liam Gallagher has once again dismissed the possibility of new Oasis music, telling fans the band has no plans to record another album despite their hugely successful reunion. The Oasis frontman responded to a fan on X who urged the band to release new material, explaining that the expectations surrounding a comeback record would simply
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Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich has admitted the band’s upcoming Las Vegas Sphere residency is both exciting and intimidating as the metal icons prepare for one of the biggest productions of their career. Metallica will begin their Life Burns Faster residency at the Sphere on 1 October 2026, with a 24-show run continuing into spring 2027.
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Keith Richards has described Amy Winehouse as “one of the best to come out of England” while reflecting on the late singer’s influence following The Rolling Stones’ cover of You Know I’m No Good on their new album, Foreign Tongues. Speaking to Billboard, the guitarist said Winehouse’s death in 2011 was a tragic loss for
The Rolling Stones have matched The Beatles’ long-standing UK chart record after Foreign Tongues debuted at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart, becoming the band’s 15th chart-topping album. The achievement sees the legendary rock band draw level with The Beatles for the second-highest number of UK Number One albums in chart history. Only Robbie
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Sam Fender and Olivia Dean have made UK chart history after their collaboration Rein Me In secured a 17th non-consecutive week at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart. The milestone sees the track surpass Bryan Adams’ 1991 hit (Everything I Do) I Do It For You, which spent 16 consecutive weeks at the top
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** information correct at time of publishing (17 July 2026) Getting to Number 1 once can define a career. Returning there again and again, across changing musical eras and generations of listeners, is something far rarer. Since the Official UK Albums Chart launched in 1956, more than 1,000 albums have reached the summit. In that
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Lorde has criticised Spotify over its AI-generated “About the Song” feature, calling for artists to be given the option to opt out after the streaming platform published an inaccurate description of one of her songs. The New Zealand singer-songwriter shared her concerns on Instagram Stories after spotting an AI-generated summary attached to her 2025 track
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Bob Dylan has announced a new 2026 UK tour, including a five-night residency at London’s Royal Festival Hall. The legendary singer-songwriter will return to the UK in November and December 2026, with dates in Bournemouth, Birmingham, Sheffield, Blackpool and London. Tickets for all shows go on general sale at 10am on Wednesday 22 July, while
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New York electronic duo Fcukers are the most nominated act at the 2026 AIM Independent Music Awards, earning three nominations after a breakout year driven by their debut album Ö. The Association of Independent Music (AIM) unveiled the first round of nominees on 16 July, with winners set to be announced at The Roundhouse in
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