Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Shania Twain teases Harry Styles collaboration

Shania Twain thinks she'll record a duet with Harry Styles "in the future". The You're Still the One singer...

Latest Posts

Dave Mustaine reveals thrash metal’s new ‘Big Four’

Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine believes Testament, Trivium, Overkill and Exodus are thrash metal's new "Big Four" bands. The...

Goo Goo Dolls frontman John Rzeznik reveals self-imposed concert rule he won’t break

Goo Goo Dolls frontman John Rzeznik doesn't "lecture" his fans during live shows. The 60-year-old singer-songwriter wants concert-goers...

Myles Kennedy ‘absolutely refuses’ to use AI as a songwriting ‘tool’

Myles Kennedy will "absolutely refuse" to use AI to help him write songs. The Alter Bridge frontman insisted...

Oasis’ Noel Gallagher considers ditching booze like brother Liam ahead of 2027 tour

Noel Gallagher is considering ditching alcohol during Oasis' 2027 tour, just like his brother Liam Gallagher did in 2025.

Griff covers Queen

Griff, Ari Lennox, and five other artists have all recorded new covers of Queen’s ‘A Kind Of Magic’.

The British singer, the ‘Pressure’ hitmaker, Turkish electro-pop star Ekin Beril, Latin sensation Mariah Angeliq, Nigerian singer/songwriter Tems, rapper Tesher and K-Pop band TRI.BE have all given their own take on the 1986 single to mark the global expansion of Coke Studio, which originally launched in Pakistan in 2008.

All seven artists will feature in a new short documentary film called ‘The Conductor’, while their versions of the song, as well as additional tracks and behind-the-scenes footage are accessible on the Coke Studio YouTube hub, which is live now.

Joshua Burke, Head of Global Music Culture Marketing, The Coca-Cola Company, said in a statement: “We set out to do something different with Coke Studio.

“Coca-Cola has always had a strong connection with music, working with stand-out emerging talent in different communities in all corners of the world, as well as a strong heritage in connecting people across borders and cultures. Coke Studio brings these two things together in a way that’s powerful and future-facing, supporting the development of talent in the music industry, while also connecting new audiences to new music – and to each other.

We see ‘The Conductor’ as both a homage to the legendary Queen and an opportunity to refresh and reinterpret one of their greatest tracks in different ways across cultures and musical genres, for a new generation. There’s magic in that too.”

The launch of Coke Studio has been done in partnership with Universal Music Group.

Richard Yaffa, EVP, Global Brands, Universal Music Group, said: “Collaborating with these incredible artists and the Coca-Cola team on both the music and creative vision for this launch was magic.

“Our companies are aligned in our deep commitment to showcasing phenomenal talent, to partnering with artists from all over the globe and to supporting them in sharing their music while creating opportunities to expand their fanbase.”

Visit https://www.youtube.com/CokeStudioGlobal for more.

Latest Posts

Dave Mustaine reveals thrash metal’s new ‘Big Four’

Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine believes Testament, Trivium, Overkill and Exodus are thrash metal's new "Big Four" bands. The...

Goo Goo Dolls frontman John Rzeznik reveals self-imposed concert rule he won’t break

Goo Goo Dolls frontman John Rzeznik doesn't "lecture" his fans during live shows. The 60-year-old singer-songwriter wants concert-goers...

Myles Kennedy ‘absolutely refuses’ to use AI as a songwriting ‘tool’

Myles Kennedy will "absolutely refuse" to use AI to help him write songs. The Alter Bridge frontman insisted...

Oasis’ Noel Gallagher considers ditching booze like brother Liam ahead of 2027 tour

Noel Gallagher is considering ditching alcohol during Oasis' 2027 tour, just like his brother Liam Gallagher did in 2025.

Don't Miss

Brian Eno revives Opal Records with two long‑lost albums and unseen live performances

Brian Eno has brought back Opal Records, the label he founded in 1988, marking its first major activity in more than three...

Carly Rae Jepsen left Scooter Braun to ‘let her freak flag fly’ after years of creative differences

Carly Rae Jepsen parted ways with manager Scooter Braun as she had a different vision for her career that wasn't "mainstream".

Bryan Adams unveils new album How’s It Goin’ as a personal love letter to Canada

Bryan Adams' upcoming album is a heartfelt tribute to the country that made him. The rock icon has announced...

Alex Warren blames his onstage farting on using his bum-thrusting to power his voice

Alex Warren has explained why he can't stop farting onstage. The Ordinary hitmaker often brings up his flatulence habit...

Dido ‘planning’ 2027 comeback with new album and first tour in eight years

Dido looks set for a major comeback in 2027, with a new album and tour reportedly in the works.  

Stay in touch

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