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You Bring Me Home: Harry Styles’ Together Together tour at Wembley Stadium - Nouse (opens the original)
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After a long three year wait, Harry Styles has finally returned to the stage for his Together Together tour. This included an epic, record-breaking 12 night residency at Wembley. Styles’ most recent album – Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. – is an album that evokes a desire to dance and truly live. This was not my first Harry Styles experience – I had the honour of seeing Love on Tour at Wembley in 2023 and was absolutely blown away by Styles’ energy and pure love for his fans. When I dis
"You’re not alone": FKA twigs’ exhilarating Body High Tour - Nouse (opens the original)
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FKA twigs’ music seems constantly in flux. She composes capricious sounds and emotions, all intertwining with surprising cohesion across her discography. Her first arena tour at the O2 on 10 June 2026 celebrated this erratic, yet enticing, nature of her artistry through five distinct acts. Hailing from London herself, FKA twigs found herself emotional during the show as she reflected on how “difficult” a city it is to reside in, yet she expressed her gratitude towards its queer community. Throug
In Defence of Mainstream Music: The rise of judgement around music taste and the infamous ‘Name Five Songs’ question - Nouse (opens the original)
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The rapid judgement of people’s music tastes is a growing phenomenon. The question, ‘What kind of music do you listen to?’ sparks a sense of fear as you hesitate, not knowing if the person asking this question will agree with you, or roll their eyes judgementally. Music snobbery has always existed, but even more so nowadays. In the age of TikTok, stan culture, and hyper-online fandoms, music taste has become less about enjoyment and more about proving yourself. Listeners are now expected to just
Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Festival - Nouse (opens the original)
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On 22 June, Olivia Rodrigo posted to Instagram, unveiling Daisy Chain Fields, a festival aiming to “uplift women and girls”. It will take place on 29 August in Irvine, California, presenting a star-studded all-women line-up including Chappell Roan, Doechii, Mitski, with even special guest positions for Stevie Nicks, Karen O, and Sarah McLachlan. On her announcement post to Instagram, Rodrigo wrote: “…. I firmly believe that joy, community, and music can be the drivers of meaningful change, and I
Anyway, don’t be a stranger: Phoebe Bridgers is back - Nouse (opens the original)
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Following the success of the band boygenius, Phoebe Bridgers disappeared from the limelight, taking a hiatus and stepping back for her mental health. Around two years later, Phoebe has finally reappeared with a selection of spontaneous shows across the US, advertised by posters popping up throughout towns. This created instant intrigue around her return as she began playing intimate local venues, travelling across the US in an unpredictable pattern. Many fans were eager to attend one of Phoebe’s
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