Noah Kahan has announced his fourth studio album, The Great Divide, set for release on 24 April 2026. The first single from the record will drop on Friday 30 January 2026. The 29-year-old singer-songwriter follows up his 2022 breakthrough album Stick Season. Exploring themes of connection and self-reflection Kahan shared the inspiration behind the album
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Spotify paid out more than $11 billion to artists and the wider music industry in 2025, according to a statement on the Spotify for Artists blog by Charlie Hellman, Spotify’s Head of Music. The total marks a year-on-year increase of over 10 percent and is the largest annual payout to music creators from any retailer
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Harry Styles is set to make Wembley Stadium history this summer with a record-breaking 12-night residency in North London as part of his Together, Together world tour. The announcement confirms Styles as the most prolific live performer the stadium has ever hosted in a single year, surpassing records previously held by some of the biggest
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Billie Eilish and James Cameron have pushed back the release of their upcoming 3D concert film Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour, with the project now set to arrive in cinemas on May 8. The film had originally been scheduled for release on 20 March, but Cameron confirmed the delay is down to additional
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My Chemical Romance have fuelled fresh speculation after sharing a stripped-back, cryptic video that appears to hint at a new project. The band posted the clip to Instagram on Sunday with the caption “A GAME YOU WILL PLAY”. The video flashes the word “PHANTOM” in flickering neon green text, with no music or sound, and
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Gary Barlow has reflected candidly on the cost of early fame, describing pop stardom at a young age as “highly unhealthy” and admitting that Take That’s meteoric rise placed the band in an abnormal, pressurised world before they were equipped to handle it. Speaking to the Daily Telegraph, the Take That frontman looked back on
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Cat Burns has spoken openly about her decision to postpone her upcoming UK tour, saying the move was essential to protect her mental health and avoid burnout. The singer has pushed her How To Be Human tour from November 2025 to April 2026, following an autism diagnosis in 2023, which came after she had previously
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Bruno Mars made Roblox history in January, performing in the platform’s hit game Steal a Brainrot to celebrate the release of his new single. The in-game concert drew a record 12.8 million concurrent users, marking the most-watched solo artist performance on Roblox to date. Fans logged in to the Steal a Brainrot virtual world on
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Robbie Williams has overtaken The Beatles to become the artist with the most UK number one albums in chart history. His new release, Britpop, debuted at number one last Friday, marking the 16th chart-topping album of his solo career, which began in 1997 with Life Thru A Lens. The achievement places Williams ahead of The
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Harry Styles has ended a four-year media silence, appearing on the Hits Radio Breakfast Show with Fleur East, Will Best and James Barr to mark the release of his new single, Aperture. Speaking about his return, Styles said the timing finally felt right after living with the finished album away from the spotlight. “It feels
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