Category - Music

• Juvenile to bring Boiling Point tour to Oakland fans
• Mamma mia! Abba’s real-life members surprise school show
• The Gustavo goodbye express rolls on
• Shinedown singer Smith shares both his joy and grief
• Taylor Swift returns to country roots for ‘Toy Story 5’ song
• The saxophone colossus who reshaped jazz
• WSJ: Country singer Brooks weighs catalog sale at up to $2B
• MAPPING OUT THE MATCHES AND CONCERTS
• The man with the voice
• ‘I am from Bosnia’ — Bosnia’s first World Cup success
• A ROCK BAND BOTH GOD-FEARING AND ASS-KICKING
• BARRY BRAVELY BATTLING BACK
• Roll up, roll up for a riot of movement and colour with Take That
• He Still Writes the Songs!
• The Northern Aldborough Festival
• 44 Label Group, Max Kobosil Part Ways
• Inside the mind of Mike Skinnerand­thesoaring spirit of Sega Bodega
• Olivia’s ready to open up on her first ‘big girl’ relationsh­ip
• A rising star with a guitar
• Festival vet, who played 1974 debut, returning this summer
• STAFF PICKS: FIVE RECENT ALBUMS WE CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF
• Major music photograph­y contest opens
• GREAT SOLOS FROM MODERN SHREDDERS
• GET YOUR TOES TAPPIN’ with Banks of the Trinity by Cody Johnson
• The Sun, then the Sphere
• Chip oŸ the old block!
• Iconic music venue ready to rock ’n’ roll
• Been a good run
• London rockers reunite for anniversar­y tour
• Laura Coventry asks Robert Odgen about his amazing operatic career before running a music festival
• A photo festival with a difference…
• Shania Twain, still the one at 60!
• Paul McCartney’s Memories of a Legendary Life
• HEADING DOWN A FAMILIAR DIRT ROAD
• POP ALBUMS ARE GETTING MORE AMBITIOUS. CAN AUDIENCES KEEP UP?
• GIGI PEREZ IS LIVING OUT LOUD
• NOAH KAHAN EVERYMAN SUPERSTAR
• THE MUSIC THAT MADE US