Thursday, November 5, 2026

Terri Clark reveals why she did not want to make her live album perfect

Terri Clark has revealed why she refused to fix the imperfections on her live album. The 58-year-old country singer's...

Latest Posts

BTS Swim copyright lawsuit dropped by songwriters

A legal challenge over BTS' chart-topping hit Swim has been thrown out after the songwriters behind the case moved to end the...

Elton John teams up with CMAT for festive Step Into Christmas revamp

Sir Elton John has joined forces with CMAT for a reimagined version of his Christmas classic Step Into Christmas.

Nicko McBrain would ‘love’ to play on another Iron Maiden album

Nicko McBrain is open to contributing to a new Iron Maiden album should they make one. The 74-year-old sticksman...

Queens of the Stone Age tease 2027 tour will be ‘beyond what we’ve ever done before’

Queens of the Stone Age have teased their 2027 tour will be “something that’s beyond what we’ve ever done before”.

Harry Styles announces unique live session celebrating Harry’s House

Harry Styles has announced a special one-off performance for ‘The First Take’.

The ‘As It Was’ hitmaker is set to celebrate the release of new album ‘Harry’s House’ on June 13 with a unique session.

The Japanese YouTube channel – which boasts over six million subscribers – tasks performers with palying a track “in a pure white space with the artist in front of a single mic”.

The session is filmed in a single take, with production kept “simple and stripped down”.

As revealed in a press release, Harry will sing “a fan favourite from his brand new album” for the show, and more details are set to be announced before the performance is unveiled on June 13.

Meanwhile, Harry recently announced he would make a contribution of the proceeds from the US leg of his ‘Love On Tour’ to anti-gun violence group the Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund after being left “devastated” by the recent school shooting in Uvalde, Texas which killed 19 kids and two teachers on May 24.

In a post on Instagram, Harry wrote: “Along with all of you, I have been absolutely devastated by the recent string of mass shootings in America, culminating at Robb Elementary School in Texas.

“On our North American tour, we will be partnering with Everytown who work to end gun violence, donating to support their efforts, and sharing their suggested action items.”

Harry has sold out 42 dates on his North American tour which includes a residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden and another at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.

Rolling Stone.com reports Harry and tour company LiveNation will be able to hand over than $1 million to support the gun safety campaign.

The tour will head to Canada before taking in US cities including Austin, Texas, for five nights, and then Chicago’s United Center for the same number of shows.

Harry will wrap up the tour with 10 nights at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum with the final date set for November 15.

Latest Posts

BTS Swim copyright lawsuit dropped by songwriters

A legal challenge over BTS' chart-topping hit Swim has been thrown out after the songwriters behind the case moved to end the...

Elton John teams up with CMAT for festive Step Into Christmas revamp

Sir Elton John has joined forces with CMAT for a reimagined version of his Christmas classic Step Into Christmas.

Nicko McBrain would ‘love’ to play on another Iron Maiden album

Nicko McBrain is open to contributing to a new Iron Maiden album should they make one. The 74-year-old sticksman...

Queens of the Stone Age tease 2027 tour will be ‘beyond what we’ve ever done before’

Queens of the Stone Age have teased their 2027 tour will be “something that’s beyond what we’ve ever done before”.

Don't Miss

Dave Grohl recalls poaching ‘best friend’ Taylor Hawkins for Foo Fighters from Alanis Morissette’s band

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl knew that he and late drummer Taylor Hawkins would be "best friends for the rest of our...

Brian Jones letter urging Charlie Watts to join Rolling Stones up for auction

A letter Brian Jones wrote to Charlie Watts urging him to join the Rolling Stones is up for auction.

Damon Albarn joins star-studded art auction for Heart Research UK

Damon Albarn has become the latest famous name to donate artwork to Heart Research UK's anonymous heART project. The...

Bono admits U2 ‘went too far’ with infamous iTunes album stunt

Bono thinks U2 "went too far" when their album was automatically downloaded onto over 500 million people's iTunes accounts.

KISS stopped touring out of ‘respect’ for their fans, says Gene Simmons

KISS stopped touring out of "respect" for their fans. The Crazy Crazy Nights hitmakers called time on their life...

Stay in touch

To be updated with all the latest news, offers and special announcements.