Rising R&B And Soul Artists
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11 Rising Soul / R&B Artists You Should Know In 2025
R&B and soul are in the midst of a quiet transformation. While chart-toppers continue to dominate with slick production and streaming appeal, a new wave of artists is pushing the genre forward from the ground up. Some blend soul with jazz, Afrobeats or alternative R&B. Others strip it back to emotional vocals and raw storytelling.
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A Timeline Of UK Charity Singles: From Band Aid To Now
Charity singles have become part of the UK’s cultural landscape. They unite artists to raise money and awareness in times of crisis. From the seismic impact of Band Aid in 1984 to more recent efforts responding to mental health, national tragedies, and global emergencies, these songs show how music and social conscience can intersect, and
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Stevie Wonder Shines At BST Hyde Park With Powerful Set
65,000 fans witnessed a night of timeless classics, surprise guests and soul-stirring messages as Stevie Wonder returned to London for a sold-out Hyde Park show Stevie Wonder brought his “Love, Light and Song” UK tour to London’s BST Hyde Park on Saturday 12 July, delivering a sold-out set that moved between joy, reflection and celebration.
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Forty Years On: How Live Aid Defined 1985 And Changed Music Forever
Forty years ago this month, the world stopped for Live Aid. On 13 July 1985, two stadiums, thousands of fans, and nearly two billion TV viewers across 150 countries came together for what would become one of the most ambitious and significant live music events in history. From the moment BBC broadcaster Richard Skinner opened
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Lorde Says She Felt ‘Trapped’ In Traditional Femininity Before Exploring Gender Identity
Lorde has opened up about her evolving gender identity, describing how she once felt confined by traditional femininity and has since found freedom in exploring a more fluid sense of self. In a candid interview with BBC Radio 1, the New Zealand artist reflected on how her relationship with gender has shifted over time. “I
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Ronan Keating To Perform Live In Dubai This November At Media City Amphitheatre
Ronan Keating is heading back to the UAE this November for an exclusive open-air concert at Dubai Media City Amphitheatre. The Irish singer, best known as the frontman of Boyzone and for his multi-platinum solo career, will perform a one-night-only gig on Friday 21 November 2025. Fans can expect a nostalgic night of sing-along ballads
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Iconic Female Pop Albums Of The 2000s
The early 2000s marked a turning point in pop music, driven by a wave of female artists who redefined what it meant to be a global star. These women weren’t just selling records. They were rewriting the rules, taking creative control, and shaping the sound of a new generation. Their albums captured heartbreak, defiance, ambition,
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Justin Bieber Drops Surprise Album Swag With Features From Gunna An Sexyy Red
Justin Bieber has quietly released a new album titled Swag, marking his first full-length project in three years. The pop star, 31, surprised fans by dropping the 21-track album at midnight without any prior announcement from his team. A billboard in New York’s Times Square broke the news on Thursday, displaying the cover art: a
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Banned By The BBC: 17 Controversial Songs That Got Silenced And The Reason Why
The BBC, especially in the 20th century, maintained strict content standards—regulating language, politics, religion, sexuality, and drug references. What might seem conservative now reflected a different era of public broadcasting. Below, I’ve curated notable cases where music collided with controversy, and the BBC stepped in. 1. D‑Mob – We Call It Acieed Why it was
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