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The Beta Band @ The Limelight, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK, July 21, 2026 (opens the original)
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Jul 22, 2026 By Lee Campbell Photography by Lee Campbell Web Exclusive There’s a particular kind of magic that happens when a band returns to a place after nearly three decades. The Limelight on a balmy Tuesday evening in July was filled with people who’d been here before, in 1998—a year that feels impossibly distant now. Clinton was being impeached. Seinfeld was ending. French footballer Mbappe was born, yes, born! The Good Friday Agreement was being signed in this very city, reshaping the poli
Tori Amos on “In Times of Dragons” (opens the original)
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May 07, 2026 Web Exclusive By Lee Campbell Photography by Kasia Wozniak Thirty years after Boys for Pele, Tori Amos returns with her most ambitious work yet—a narrative album featuring Celtic gods, lizard demons, and a very real constitutional crisis. Under the Radar speaks with Amos just before she kicks off her European and U.S. tour. Amos understands the gravity in attempting to document America in 2025. “It’s a dangerous task. Come on.” But as she’s quick to acknowledge, sometimes you’re cal
“HELP(2)” - The Story Behind War Child’s Epic New Charity Album (opens the original)
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Thirty-one years after the original HELP album changed fundraising forever, a new generation of artists gathered at Abbey Road to create something equally powerful—and perhaps more necessary. There’s a moment in every creative project where you realize you’re part of something larger than yourself. For the artists who gathered at Abbey Road Studios to record tracks for War Child’s HELP(2), that moment came quickly, often unexpectedly, sometimes in the form of eight-year-olds running around the s
Beth Orton on “The Ground Above” and the 30th Anniversary of “Trailer Park” (opens the original)
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Jul 01, 2026 Web Exclusive By Lee Campbell Photography by Kasia Wozniak In a conversation about her stunning ninth studio album, Under the Radar and Beth Orton explore layered songwriting, collaborative alchemy, and why vulnerability and invincibility exist as parallel certainties. Her breakthrough 1996 record, the brilliant Trailer Park, is 30 years old this year. The first thing Beth Orton wants to talk about is how cold it was. Not metaphorically—literally cold. The church in Belfast where sh
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