The UK music industry boomed in 2025: So why are artists struggling?
[ad_1] There is immense energy, fuelled no doubt by the difficult times of uncertainty and rage at the corrupt, incompetent and prejudicial...
[ad_1] There is immense energy, fuelled no doubt by the difficult times of uncertainty and rage at the corrupt, incompetent and prejudicial...
[ad_1] “I don’t think Janis was living a life with the inevitability of death. She was getting cleaner and stronger”: The turbulent story...
[ad_1] LOUGH Erne Resort recently hosted an exclusive event unveiling a contemporary art collection, with collectors and guests celebrating...
[ad_1] “I’m not a punk rocker. I don’t make punk music. I don’t walk around calling myself punk.” How Shania...
[ad_1] Beacon Arts Centre is getting ready to showcase the work of Daisy Richardson, Joan McKeeman, and Joanie Jack. The team at the Beacon...
[ad_1] Oasis also had a big year, thanks to their huge comeback tour. The rock and roll band were one of the biggest and most important...
[ad_1] The UK’s recorded music market grew for an 11th consecutive year in 2025, thanks in part to a number of breakthroughs from homegrown...
[ad_1] British upstart and 2026 Grammy nominee Lola Young leads the pack when it comes to singles; her 2024 single Messy finished as 2025’s...
[ad_1] This is thanks to a number of breakthrough artists such as Lola Young, who landed the year’s second-biggest single with Messy, and...
[ad_1] “We were being thrown to the dogs. It felt like our hard work was being chucked away for this crap idea that girls couldn’t possibly...