The 1975 have announced ‘It’s Not Living (If It’s Now With You)’ will be the latest single to receive the video treatment.
Lifted from their third studio album ‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’, released last Friday, the song’s video comes almost two months on from the track’s debut back in the October. Recently, frontman Matty Healy teased the band’s desire to headline 2020’s Glastonbury Festival, citing that the group were now “ready” to take on the mammoth task.
The visual for ‘It’s Not Living (If It’s Now With You)’ will land at 5pm GMT, Monday 3rd December.
Donald Glover has added a second date to his rescheduled 2019 Childish Gambino UK tour, following overwhelming ticket demand.
Originally set to play at London’s O2 Arena in November, Glover rescheduled the stint earlier last month to 24 March 2019. The additional date, added today, will be 25th March. The tour is being described as the final chance to see Glover live under his Childish Gambino moniker.
Tickets are onsale now – hit the link below for more info:
Florence + The Machine have been confirmed as the latest headliners for 2019’s British Summer Time, returning to London’s Hyde Park three years on from their acclaimed show back in 2016.
Set to take to the stage on 13th July, Florence’s appointment adds to the recently-announced Neil Young and Bob Dylan, alongside Robbie Williams (the latter who will close BST the day after Florence and her crew). The National, Lykke Li, Khruangbin and Nadine Shah will be among the support that evening, with more acts due to be announced soon.
Tickets are onsale now – check the full details below:
Anderson .Paak has announced his upcoming ‘Andy’s Beach Club World Tour’, following the huge success of his recently-released new album, Oxnard.
Set to kick off in San Francisco in early-February, Anderson will then travel to a further 24 cities across the US and Europe, stopping in the UK between 15-18th March, where he’ll be performing at London’s esteemed Alexandra Palace, plus further shows in Manchester and Glasgow.
Tickets are onsale now. – check the schedule below:
Take That were special guests for the 2018 final of The X Factor this evening (2nd November), celebrating the release of their new Greatest Hits LP ‘Odyssey’ by bringing out some classics for fans. Opening with 2006’s ‘Shine’, the now three-piece then welcomed judge (and former member) Robbie Williams onstage to perform their 1994 hit ‘Everything Changes’.
Take That will embark on the road for a UK tour next year to celebrate their 30th anniversary (dates TBC); meanwhile, Robbie was recently revealed as the final headliner for 2019’s British Summer Time in Hyde Park. Tickets go onsale Wednesday 5th December.
Watch their full X Factor performance below; Robbie tickets can also be found underneath too:
Featuring some of the biggest names in the music scene, 2018’s Global Citizen Festival has now kicked off, and it’s being live-streamed right here, right now.
Headlined by Beyonce and Jay-Z, this year’s event has been co-billed ‘Mandela 100’ as a celebration for what would have been Nelson Mandela’s centenary. Other performances on the night include Usher, Ed Sheeran, Chris Martin and Pharrell.
Catch Beyonce and Jay-Z’s set below; you can also rewind the live stream to watch the rest of the performances too.
Anderson .Paak made his debut appearance on Saturday Night Live last night (1st December), bringing out Kendrick Lamar as his special guest to perform ‘Tints’ live for the first time. Lifted from last month ‘Oxnard’, .Paak returned to the stage later in the show to deliver ‘Who R U’, which also appears on the project.
The 1975 kicked off their new album launch party earlier this week, taking to Kingston’s Pryzm to give fans a taster of their new record ‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’.
Having previously guested on Radio 1’s Live Lounge where they delivered a handful of songs, the band were unable to perform their recent single ‘Love It If We Made It’ due to the explicit lyrics – instead they chose their own gig to deliver the song, alongside many others from their third studio project.
Watch the performance below; the full setlist follows underneath:
The 1975 – Live at Pryzm, Kingston – setlist [via Setlist.FM]
Block9 will “double in size” when the area returns to Glastonbury for 2019, organisers of the area have confirmed.
Speaking to BBC 6Music’s Mary Ann Hobbs earlier today (1st December), Block9’s Gideon Berger and Stephen Gallagher teased their 2019 plans – “actually this year [2019] we’re doubling in size. We’ve taken over another field, and we have a very exciting new project we’ve been working on for the past four years”.
Situated in the South-East ‘naughty corner’ of Worthy Farm, Block9 has expanded over recent years, and now reaches thousands of night-time attendees with their multiple stages – NYC Downlow, Genosys and London Underground.
Grab a listen to the full interview over on BBC Sounds at around the 1 hour 42 minute-mark. Glastonbury 2019 runs from 26-30th June.
Matty Healy, frontman of The 1975, has opened up about the band’s forthcoming prospects of being a future Glastonbury headliner.
Speaking with host Matt Wilkinson on Apple’s Beats 1, Healy discussed his excitement on headlining 2019’s Reading & Leeds Festivals – the band’s “first big headline festival – it gets me, like, proper emotional”.
Further into the chat, Wilkinson then quizzed for future plans for the band, reminding Healy of his 2016 quote – “In two years time, we’ll be back with a new record, we’ll headline Reading and Leeds, and the year after that, we’ll do Glastonbury”. The Beats 1 presenter then asked “which brings us to 2020, June, last weekend… where you gonna be?”. Healy calmly replied “I’ll be at Glastonbury. Whether we headline it or not, who knows?”.
Later in the discussion, Healy then reiterated his confidence at the band’s ability to headline Worthy Farm’s Pyramid Stage – “I think we are [ready to headline Glastonbury]. Glastonbury, give us a year. Reading and Leeds, I’ll do it tomorrow. It’ll definitely be a very humble show.”.
Watch the full interview below where Healy also discusses Stormzy’s headline appointment for 2019. The 1975’s new record ‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’ is out now:
