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More names added to All Points East 2025 ‘Provenance’ line-up of Cleo Sol, Chronixx and SAULT
New artists on the bill include Ms. Dynamite, Gotts Street Park and more
Michael Kiwanuka cancels all forthcoming shows due to “continued illness”
Kiwanuka had numerous festival shows lined up, as well as North American dates supporting Mumford & Sons
Stevie Wonder vows to keep playing “for as long as I breathe”
“I love doing what I'm doing. An artist never stops drawing”
Blood Orange shares two new songs and announces album ‘Essex Honey’ featuring Lorde, Brendan Yates, Zadie Smith and more
Dev Hynes' first studio album since 2018 also features Caroline Polachek, The Durutti Column, Daniel Caesar and Amandla Stenberg
Lauryn Hill addresses “misconceptions” about history of lateness after Essence Festival “slip-up”
“This will be the last time I’ll allow production challenges to look like the fault is mine alone, when they aren’t”
More names added to line-up of Stevie Wonder at BST Hyde Park 2025
The legendary singer-songwriter returns to London next month
The Whispers singer Walter Scott Jr. has died aged 81
“Walter was more than a performer - he was part of a movement that brought soul, harmony, and timeless love songs to generations"
Olivia Dean announces new album titled ‘The Art Of Loving’
The album will feature Olivia’s recently released single, ‘Nice To Each Other’
Stevie Wonder at BST Hyde Park 2025: Ezra Collective and Corinne Bailey Rae lead support act line-up
The legendary artist returns to the capital next month
D’Angelo cancels Roots Picnic show due to “unforeseen medical delay”
The Philadelphia festival has announced that Maxwell will replace him on the line-up
Curtis Harding announces 2025 UK and European headline tour
The Atlanta artist also released 'There She Goes', his first track in four years, earlier this month
Watch Bruce Springsteen play with Smokey Robinson, Tom Morello, John Fogerty, Jackson Browne and others at New Jersey event
The American Music Honors event saw a litany of music legends play to an intimate crowd of 700