Pink has shared the title-track to her upcoming album Beautiful Trauma.
Released earlier today, the track, co-penned by the singer alongside Jack Antonoff, follows the project’s lead single What About Us, and comes ahead of what’s rumoured to be an imminent release of a new collaboration with Eminem.
Stream Beautiful Trauma below:
With Glastonbury taking a break until 2019, we thought we’d at least be able to rest for a moment before the rumours started swirling in. No such luck though – some news has just hit which could have the potential to make Glastonbury 2019 (or even 2020) massively exciting. Having been on fans’ wishlists for years, it appears that things are moving ever-closer for Fleetwood Mac to finally take their place among some of the greats on the Pyramid Stage.
Speaking to the Daily Express earlier today, Mick Fleetwood hinted “You will be satisfied one day!”, adding “One day we’ll just get on a plane and come over and do it”
“We have been asked several times to do it and it is only really been through circumstances that we’ve declined. I personally feel it will be a great thing to do…. My elder sister lives very close to the landowner and I am telling you how close we got to doing it…. She said he came over and got to know her and basically said ‘Give me Mick’s number’. He wasn’t really the promoter and he was trying to do it through the back door!”
However, whilst the news itself could be exciting, it still deems the price of the performance before anything gets signed. Last year, Michael Eavis told NME that Fleetwood Mac’s non-appearance to-date has been down to the cost of getting the group on stage. “Adele did it for less, Rolling Stones did it for a reasonable rate,” he told the publication, adding “We can’t afford to spend £4-5m on people to play. Mick Fleetwood said he would do it himself, but come on. I’d like the rest of the band and they all want to be paid a lot of money.”
Further information on future headliners (or even performances) have been thin on the ground, as expected, however at the turn of the month, rumours of another Glastonbury headliner started doing the rounds…. this time Madonna.
More Glasto news as we hear it.
The MOBO Awards have announced further details of their 2017 plans, as they gear up for November’s celebration of the ceremony’s 22nd birthday.
Set to return to the First Direct Arena in Leeds (following their successful debut in the city in 2015), the annual show will take place on 29th November, with tickets set to go on sale later this week.
Of the news, Leeds City Council leader Judith Blake “We are delighted to welcome the MOBO Awards back to Leeds following a very successful event in 2015. It is hugely important that as we bid for European Capital Culture we find every opportunity to showcase the cultural diversity of the city on an international stage and MOBO Awards with its support for emerging artists and world wide reputation for championing music of black origin is a fantastic platform for this.”
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Craig David returned to Radio 1’s Live Lounge earlier today, as the station gears up for the finale of this year’s Live Lounge Month.
Opening the set with his new single Heartline, the lead track from his upcoming studio album The Time Is Now, Craig then reminisced back to his debut album, performing 7 Days. For his Live Lounge Cover, the Southampton singer decided to fuse DJ Khaled’s Wild Thoughts with Stardust’s classic Music Sounds Better With You.
Catch all the performances below:
Jorja Smith has announced a string of UK tour dates in early 2018.
Set to kick off on 6th February in Edinburgh, Jorja will then travel through the country stopping at Sheffield, Liverpool, Coventry, Oxford and Cambridge, before concluding on 14th February at London’s Shepherds Bush Empire. Tickets go on sale Friday 29th September, with an exclusive pre-sale two days prior.
Earlier this month, Jorja Smith completed her US and Canadian tour, as well as unveiling her brand new single On My Mind, a collaborative track with Preditah – grab a listen here, meanwhile ticket info and tour dates can be found below:
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6th February – Edinburgh Liquid Rooms
7th February – Sheffield Leadmill
8th February – Liverpool Invisible Wind Factory
10th February – Coventry Central Library
11th February – Oxford O2 Academy
12th February – Cambridge Junction
14th February – London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
Wretch 32 has enlisted Kojo Funds and Jahlani for his brand new single Tell Me.
Lifted off his upcoming fourth studio album FR32 (announced last week and out next month), the track hears Wretch take on a sample from Whitney Houston’s iconic It’s Not Right, But It’s OK, whilst the video itself finds Wretch, Kojo, Jahlani and friends (including Avelino, Nahide, Monique Lawz, Mercston, Youngz F&Y, Wizzy Wow and Mr Bigz) enjoying a neon-lit catwalk show.
Alongside the new song, and FR32, Wretch has also announced plans for an intimate show at London’s XOYO on 16th October. “I want people to feel free and learn from the music,” says Wretch on the new project, adding “I’ve been fortunate enough to speak to a lot of people who have dropped a lot of gems on me over the years and I’m now in a position to be able to pass these on so I try to as much as I can through my music.”
Watch the video for Tell Me, below:
The Prodigy have announced their return with a set of UK shows later this year.
Set to kick off on 14th December at Manchester’s O2 Apollo, the dance legends will then hit Doncaster, Plymouth, Glasgow and Wolverhampton, before concluding with a three night stint at London’s Brixton Academy.
Confirming the news on Twitter earlier today, the shows will also mark the first time to scope out The Prodigy’s all-new music – “Hitting the road in December for 11 dates, first time you will hear some new beats live,” they said.
Check the full schedule below; tickets go onsale this coming Friday, 29th September via the link underneath:
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Thu December 14 2017 – O2 Apollo, Manchester
Fri December 15 2017 – Dome, Doncaster
Sat December 16 2017 – Plymouth Pavilions, Plymouth
Mon December 18 2017 – O2 Academy, Glasgow
Tue December 19 2017 – Wolverhampton Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
Thu December 21 2017 – O2 Academy Brixton, London
Fri December 22 2017 – O2 Academy Brixton, London
Sat December 23 2017 – O2 Academy Brixton, London
Just over a month back, ZHU dropped his surprise stardustexhalemarrakeshdreams EP; a solid four-track project that closed with Dreams, which heard an unlikely pairing between the mysterious producer and Nero.
Today, the duo have now released the song’s official video, and it’s as unsettling as they come. This one’s definitely NSFW – there’s naked bodies flying all over the place (and not the kind you’d expect on Channel X); bumping into each other with an almost nightmarish undertone.
You’ll have to see this to understand – catch it below:
Dusky return to their 17 Steps imprint, picking up where their Cold Heart EP left off with new track Square Miso.
Having been previewed most-recently at Jackmaster’s Circo Loco appearance, the track is instantly-recognisable as a Dusky joint – from chopped vocal samples to harks back to rave culture, the one’s firmly for the dancefloor. Square Miso also leads the charge as the title-track to a new EP from the lads, a mini-project which also features the hard-hitting LF10.
More on the EP as it comes; in the interim, get psyched by Square Miso below:
After teasing the edit back at Form Arcosanti earlier this year, Skrillex has firmly delivered with his new remix of Kendrick Lamar’s Humble.
Announced via Skrillex’s Instagram yesterday, the track starts slow, with Kendrick’s original taking centre-stage…. but when that drop hits, fuck it’s pure Skrillex. The flute that slowly comes in becomes the main focal point, with the OWSLA hero backtracking to another huge drop as the song reaches its climax.
Bloody hell you need to listen to this! Bump it below and hit us up on Twitter to let us know your thoughts!