Category - Pop Music

• K-pop group CORTIS dominate Spotify as ‘REDRED’ closes in on 300 million streams
• U2 album review
• JENNIE & KEVIN PARKER
• The Paradox breathes new life into the pop-punk scene
• HEATING UP AGAIN
• KENIA OS KNEW LATIN POP WOULD GO GLOBAL
• STAFF PICKS: FIVE RECENT ALBUMS WE CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF
• Classical music in the age of Instagram
• ILLIT breaks into Billboard 200 top 10
• BINI CHAMPIONS OPM ABROAD
• 25 years after Britney, five new Spears songs showcase a pop icon at a transforma­tive moment
• K-pop group NewJeans’s contract omitted rights to ‘sleep and free choice’ - report
• PRIDHVI SUNAIN ZORO SEARCHES FOR HUMANITY IN A DIVIDED AMERICA ON ‘MAHA’
• 12 holiday gifts for the music lover in your life
• THE TRACKS OF OUR YEARS
• Concert tracker: Noah Kahan announces 2027 Bank of America Stadium show
• Elton and CMAT duet is audio equivalent of a boozy Christmas trifle: sweet and moreish
• Dead or alive? K-pop chooses both in Sept. and Oct.
• ‘Taylor Swift tells us to take the lead!’ Could highly organised pop fans clinch victory for Brazil’s Lula?
• Singer-songwriter Sorano’s rulebreaki­ng is key to her success
• Carly Rae Jepsen will host 2027 Junos
• U2’S OCCASIONAL­LY THRILLING ALBUM IS LET DOWN BY COLDPLAY-DULL LYRICS John Meagher
• Artists announced, early-bird sales opened for CTIJF 2027
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• Hinterland
• Aberdeen’s ‘musical identity’ on Scots album of the year
• Greg Freeman plays rock and roll, plain and simple
• ReDiscover­ies
• My Back Pages
• Andy Partridge, the Stereophil­e Interview
• THE MONKEES’ SIX TOP-10 SINGLES
• DAYDREAM BELIEVERS
• Future of First Fridays
• Kid Rock’s 13th album makes Billboard’s Christian Top 10
• Ethiopia Habtemaria­m is betting on Atlanta music. Again.
• Spice Girls: The Singles Collection review - stop fleecing your fans right now, thank you very much