Naughty Boy has shared the video for ‘Bungee Jumping’ following the single’s release back in December.
Featuring long-time collaborator Emeli Sande, the track also hears the Watford-based producer enlist Pakistani musician Rahat Fateh Ali Khan on backing vocals. The track will appear on Naughty Boy’s upcoming second studio album, due out later this year.
New Order and Hot Chip have been added to the headline bill for 2019’s Bluedot Festival, joining the previously-announced return of Kraftwerk.
Set to appear either side of Kraftwork (who will head up the main stage on Saturday 20th July), Hot Chip will top the Cheshire festival bill on Friday 19th, with New Order closing on 21st July.
Additional names on the line-up include Jon Hopkins, Anna Calvi, 808 State, Kate Tempest and John Grant.
Tickets are onsale now. Head over to Ticketmaster for more info, and check the full line-up below:
Lauryn Hill has been announced as the latest headliner for this summer’s Nocturne Live concert series in OPxford.
Set to take place at the historical Blenheim Palace on 21st June (hint hint – Glastonbury?), Hill will join a long line of other major acts confirmed across the weekend including Tears For Fears, Kylie Minogue and Sophie Ellis-Bextor. Support will come from Laura Mvula and Mahalia.
Tickets are onsale now – check the details over on Ticketmaster, now:
Drake has confirmed details of his upcoming ‘Assassination Vacation’ UK Tour, featuring a six-night residency at London’s O2 Arena.
Set to be joined by Tory Lanez on all the shows, Drake will kick off his UK stint in Manchester on 10th March where he will play two dates. He will then travel to Birmingham to play three shows at the Resorts World Arena, before hitting the capital on 1st April. It will mark the star’s first UK performance since his surprise set at last summer’s Wireless Festival.
Check the full schedule below; tickets are onsale now via the link below:
Set to be her only UK show of the year, the Grammy Award-winning artist will hit the stage at London’s Hyde Park on 5th July – support acts are still to be announced. “I love London, and it’s a great honour for me to be part of the Barclaycard presents BST Hyde Park concerts” says Dion – “I can’t wait. Summertime in London, here we come!”
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Barclaycard’s Daniel Mathieson (Experiential Marketing & Partnerships Head, said: “We are incredibly proud to be hosting such a huge icon this year… Celine is one of the most celebrated and respected musicians of all time and it will be a privilege to have her perform alongside what is shaping up to be a fantastic set of headliners… We are looking forward to seeing her bring some of her biggest hits to Hyde Park and it remains to be seen whether there will be a dry eye in the house after such a titanic performance.”
Tickets go general release 29th January – check the details below:
Martin Garrix and The Prodigy have been announced as the main-stage headliners for this summer’s South West Four.
Set to return to Clapham Common once again across the August Bank Holiday weekend, this year’s SW4 will also see indoor-stage headline appearances from Craig David and Chase and Status, whilst afternoon headliners will be Tinie Tempah and Plan B. Sigma, Wiley, Andy C, Mabel and Wretch 32 are also among the names nestled within the first-wave lineup.
Check the first names below; tickets are onsale now:
R. Kelly has reportedly been dropped by Sony Music according to sources close to Billboard.
Coming off the back of Lifetime’s ‘Surviving R. Kelly’ docuseries, which explored the numerous allegations of psychological and sexual abuse from the performer, the dissolution of his Sony contract follows an almost 30-year agreement between the two camps.
Earlier this week, further reports from Sony emerged that the label powerhouse had frozen future productions of any new R. Kelly music until the conclusion of criminal investigations. Kelly has denied all charges, however in the wake of the Lifetime series, several past collaborators, including Celine Dion and Lady Gaga, have all removed their featured songs from streaming services. The six-hour series, broadcast over three parts, focused on accounts of several women who claimed Kelly had sexually and violently abused them, with many in their teens at the time.
Two of Sweden’s most talented young producers – Oliver Nelson and Tobtok – have teamed up to deliver a mesmerising tech-tipped rework of a classic 90s house cut, with their shimmering ‘Outrageous’.
A dancefloor joint at its heart, both producers get things thumping with a mix of retro-tinged synths, a funk-laden bassline and some clever claps and rave-inspired “woahs” thrown into the mix.
It’s been a while since we’ve heard any new remixes from Preditah. His 2017 effort on Jorja Smith’s ‘On My Mind‘ still absolutely bangs, and to this day has left us craving for more. Fortunately though, the Birmingham-raised producer is back, and in a solid way, as he places his infectious old-school UKG spin against Rudimental’s ‘Scared Of Love’.
Featuring vocals from Ray BLK and Stefflon Don (which come smartly-distorted here), Preditah’s new rework perfectly complements the Jorja track mentioned above – this one’s as bouncy as they come, and for fans of early-2000s garage, you’re likely to have a massive sense of nostalgia the second you hit play.
Mabel has shared her first new single of the year, ‘Don’t Call Me Up’.
Coming off the back of her nomination for British Breakthrough Act at the 2019 Brit Awards, ‘Don’t Call Me Up’ follows a solid twelve months for the youngster, which saw the 22-year-old sell over 2 million singles in the UK alone, surpass half a billion streams, and cap December’s UK tour with a massive sold-out show at London’s Brixton Academy.
Co-written by Mabel alongside Steve Mac (whose arsenal of hits include Ed Sheeran’s ‘Shape Of You’ and Years & Years’ ‘If You’re Over Me’) plus Kamille Purcell (Little Mix, Mist, Clean Bandit), ‘Don’t Call Me Up’ takes MABEL’s lifelong love for empowered, role-reversal R&B into an unchartered new space.
Expect new remixes to follow shortly too; in the meantime catch the full video below: