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The BRIT Awards 2026 deliver £5million boost to Manchester (opens the original)
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A recent study has found that the BRIT Awards moving to Manchester for the first time earlier this year led to a £5million boost in the city. This year’s edition of the iconic awards saw the ceremony head to Manchester for the first time ever – marking the first time the ceremony has taken place outside of London in its nearly 50-year history. Now, ahead of the 2027 edition also taking place in Manchester on Saturday February 27, it has been found that the shift away from London led millions of
Talking Heads reunite to launch new radio station (opens the original)
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Talking Heads have sat down for a reunion, and taken part in a Q&A hosted by Este Haim to help launch a new SiriusXM station. The appearance marked one of the rare occasions in recent years where all four members have sat down with one another, and saw them dig into what makes their sound so distinctive, as well as look back at the time making their first two albums. The launch of the new station, Talking Heads Radio, comes as the iconic band are celebrating over 50 years since they first formed
Ed Sheeran didn't want to "get into politics" on U2 collab 'Yours Eternally', claims Bono (opens the original)
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Bono has shared that Ed Sheeran didn’t want to “get into politics” when he collaborated with U2 on their 2026 single ‘Yours Eternally’. The ‘Shape Of You’ singer has been at the centre of controversy recently, after Macklemore was dropped as a support act for his ‘Loop’ tour after making an on-stage speech, calling for a “free Palestine”. Gillette Stadium owner and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft said he found the speech “deeply offensive and hurtful to the Jewish community”, while the l
U2 team up with Jack White's Third Man Records for limited-edition vinyl (opens the original)
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U2 have joined forces with Jack White‘s Third Man Records to drop a limited edition vinyl version of their new album ‘Carnaval De Luz’. The rock icons recently announced new album ‘Carnaval De Luz’, which they describe as a “messy, provocative, sacred collection of songs”, set for release on November 13. Comprised of 12-songs, the Jacknife Lee-produced album has already been previewed by the lead single ‘Silencio’, which Bono and co. played live at some surprise shows last week – including a sto
Mogwai team up with Iggy Pop on pulverising new song 'Underground' from career-spanning compilation 'Happy Tears' (opens the original)
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Mogwai have announced career-spanning compilation ‘Happy Tears’, which includes a brand new song featuring Iggy Pop. Check it out below. Set for release on January 8, the upcoming record will track the key songs from across the Scottish band’s 30-year career, and also feature rarities from across their discography – including a previous digital-only single and a special re-working of ‘New Paths To Helicon 1’, titled ‘Brand New Paths to Helicon 1’. Available on 2xCD and digital download formats,
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