Following the unintended leak of new single Into The Blue earlier last week, Kylie Minogue has officially unveiled the track via an associated lyric video (featuring the singer herself).
We’re fairly sure a full video will appear soon, but in the meantime check the lyric visual below; Into The Blue is taken from Kylie’s forthcoming album Kiss Me Once, set for release on 17th March.
Daft Punk, Lorde and Macklemore reigned supreme at last night’s 56th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.
The annual event, arguably one of the biggest nights of the entertainment calendar, was hailed as one of the best Grammy Award Ceremonies of all time. From The Beatles’ Sir Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reuniting on stage, to Queen Latifah officiating 36 marriages live during Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ hit Same Love, all the way back to Beyonce and Jay Z opening the show with the world’s first live public performance of duet Drunk In Love, it certainly was a night to remember.
Check out all the winners and all the performances below!
Record Of The Year
– Daft Punk ft Pharrell Williams & Nile Rodgers – Get Lucky
Album Of The Year
– Daft Punk – Random Access Memories
Song Of The Year
– Lorde – Royals
Best New Artist
– Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
Best Pop Solo Performance
– Lorde – Royals
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance
– Daft Punk ft Pharrell Williams & Nile Rodgers – Get Lucky
Best Pop Instrumental Album
– Herb Alpert – Steppin’ Out
Best Pop Vocal Album
– Bruno Mars – Unorthodox Jukebox
Best Dance Recording
– Zedd ft Foxes – Clarity
Best Dance/Electronica Album
– Daft Punk – Random Access Memories
Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album
– Michael Bublé – To Be Loved
Best Rock Performance
– Imagine Dragons – Radioactive
Best Metal Performance
– Black Sabbath – God is Dead?
Best Rock Song
– Paul McCartney, Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, Pat Smear – Cut Me Some Slack
Best Rock Album
– Led Zeppelin – Celebration Day
Best Alternative Music Album
– Vampire Weekend – Modern Vampires of the City
Best R&B Performance
– Snarky Puppy w/ Lala Hathaway – Something
Best Traditional R&B Performance
– Gary Clark Jr – Please Come Home
Best R&B Song
– Justin Timberlake – Pusher Love Girl
Best Urban Contemporary Album
– Rihanna – Unapologetic
Best R&B Album
– Alicia Keys – Girl On Fire
Best Rap Performance
– Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft Wanz – Thrift Shop
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration
– Jay Z ft Justin Timberlake Holy Grail
Best Rap Song
– Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft Wanz – Thrift Shop
Best Rap Album
– Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft Wanz – The Heist
Best Country Solo Performance
– Darius Rucker – Wagon Wheel
Best Country Duo/Group Performance
– The Civil Wars – From This Valley
Best Country Song
– Kacey Musgraves – Merry Go Round
Best Country Album
– Kacey Musgraves – Same Trailer, Different Park
Best Latin Pop Album
– Draco Rosa – Vida
Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album
– La Santa Cecilia – Treinta Dia
Producer Of The Year
– Pharrell Williams
Best Compilation Soundtrack For Visual Media
– Sound City: Real to Reel
Best Score Soundtrack For Visual Media
– Skyfall
Best Song Written For Visual Media
– Adele – Skyfall
Best Music Video
– Justin Timberlake ft Jay Z – Suit & Tie
Best Music Video
– Sir Paul McCartney – Live Kisses
Beyonce & Jay Z – Drunk In Love
Lorde – Royals
Katy Perry – Dark Horse
Hunter Hayes – Invisible
Chicago & Robin Thicke – Medley
John Legend – All of Me
Daft Punk, Pharrell Williams, Nile Rodgers & Stevie Wonder – Get Lucky, Le Freak,
Pink ft Nate Ruess – Just Give Me a Reason
Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr – Queenie Eye
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis & Mary Lambert ft Madonna – Same Love
Tonight’s Grammy Awards drew attention from all the world’s music press as arguably one of the biggest star-studded night of the entertainment calendar.
Take a watch of all the big performances of the night below; we’ll be updating this post as the night goes on:
Beyonce & Jay Z – Drunk In Love
Lorde – Royals
Katy Perry – Dark Horse
Hunter Hayes – Invisible
Chicago & Robin Thicke – Medley
John Legend – All of Me
Daft Punk, Pharrell Williams, Nile Rodgers & Stevie Wonder – Get Lucky, Le Freak,
Pink ft Nate Ruess – Just Give Me a Reason
Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr – Queenie Eye
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis & Mary Lambert ft Madonna – Same Love
Tonight, all eyes will be on the Staples Center in Los Angeles as the music world anticipates arguably the biggest night of the year, The 56th Annual Grammy Awards.
Check our live stream below for all the latest awards news, winners, and performances, as they happen!
Laura Mvula joined Tinie Tempah onstage last night (25th January) to perform duet, and next single, Heroes, on ITV’s The Jonathan Ross Show.
The Naughty Boy-produced track is the fourth release from the Tinie’s latest LP Demonstration, and follows Labrinth-featuring Lover Not A Fighter (set for release next month).
The duo were not the only musical guests on Ross’ hit show last night, with 2013 The X Factor UK winner Sam Bailey also taking to the coveted sofa to chat with the host about her life since winning the TV talent competition. She also performed her winning single (and 2013 Christmas UK No.1) Skyscraper for the audience.
Watch both Sam Bailey and Tinie Tempah/Laura Mvula’s performances below:
Following the shock news earlier this week that British boyband The Wanted are to split after the conclusion of their forthcoming tour, group member Max George has spoken out regarding the infighting and arguments that have led to the five-piece’s breakup.
Speaking to The Sun’s Head of Showbiz Dan Wootton in an exclusive interview, George tells of the internal drifting that had led to the “brotherly pact” disintegrating, commenting that “over the past year there has been a lot of tension”.
In the interview, the singer also confirmed that a clear divide had taken place in the band, particularly after both himself and member Nathan Sykes were the only two out of the five that to been already signed as soloists. “It shouldn’t be a surprise for anyone. As upsetting as it might be to some of the other guys, I have to live my life. Nathan and I haven’t broken any promises either because we’re both going to be on the tour”, George says, continuing “We also haven’t said we feel we can achieve more than anyone else. I’m guessing that some people might think that, but me and Nathan have been just as loyal to this project as anyone else. Sometimes you just have to be realistic.”
Head over to The Sun now for the full story on the band’s feuds, rivalry and jealousy over other members’ partners.
British pop band One Direction have confirmed that the next release from their Midnight Memories hit album will be the title track itself.
The track, set for release on 10th March, will also come packaged with three other tracks within the Midnight Memories EP – Story Of My Life (Live recording from The X Factor) alongside two live tracks from the boyband’s This Is Us movie, Rock Me and C’Mon, C’Mon.
The release of the single will also be supported by a full video, set for its full unveiling this Friday (31st January). Earlier this evening a still from the video was uploaded by director Ben Winston; check out the image below and hit the iTunes link to preorder Midnight Memories, now:
Midnight Memories – Midnight Memories – EP
British boyband Blue entered the Celebrity Big Brother house earlier today, to perform a rendition of 2002 hit One Love.
The entrance (25th January) was part of the programme’s ‘For Whom The Bells Toll’ task, which saw housemates needing to ignore specula guests until a bell rings. The performance is set to be aired during tomorrow evening’s catch-up show.
Blue were not the only familiar faces to enter the house however; evictee Jasmine Waltz also appeared during a brief reentry into the abode, confronting Lee and Casey over the former’s antics in the house. Meanwhile, reality TV stars Sam Faiers and Ollie Locke, alongside Page 3 model Casey Batchelor were treated to appearances by their family members for the task.
Watch Jasmine’s return alongside Ollie, Sam and Casey’s family appearances, below:
Iconic US singer Barbra Streisand has announced a new duets album.
Produced alongside Kenny ‘Babyface’ Edmonds, the new album is set to feature singers and musicians including Lionel Richie, Babyface, Blake Shelton, Stevie Wonder, Josh Groban, Michael Bublè, Lady Gaga, Bette Midler, Andrea Bocelli, Beyoncè, Billy Joel, John Mayer and many others.
The announcement was made in the early hours on famed producer Walter Afanasieff’s official website. The new duets album has been given a tentative release date of ‘later this year’.
More as we hear it.
Katy B took to BBC’s The Graham Norton Show last night (Friday 24th January), blasting out a mesmerising rendition of current single Crying For No Reason.
The stunning performance of probably one of the strongest ballads we’ve heard in a long while, captivated the audience, alongside viewers at home, with the Twittersphere going into overdrive with positive feedback for Katy.
Wonderful stuff. Check out the full performance below and hit the iTunes link to buy now. Crying For No Reason appears on Katy’s forthcoming album Little Red, set for release on 10th February.