Jordan Kenny

Aug 16, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Jordan Kenny |Manish Pandey

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Aug 16, 2024 | yahoo.com | Jordan Kenny |Manish Pandey

It has been 30 years since the rhythm and beats of garage music took the UK by storm. The genre has consistently evolved since the 1990s, becoming a party-starting sound and influencing bassline, grime and dubstep. More recently artists including AJ Tracey, Disclosure, PinkPantheress and Rudimental have all released tracks which carry elements of UK garage. But for some of the genre’s icons, it is more than just music.

Apr 23, 2024 | bbc.co.uk | Pete Allison |Jordan Kenny

A singer says the response to her calling out sexual assaults at gigs has opened her eyes to the scale of the problem. Karla Chubb, from Irish punk band Sprints, put a statement online saying she'd been groped by an audience member during a Belfast show on Saturday. Their post sparked a huge reaction, with acts across the UK and USA sharing their own stories in response. It comes as a group of UK MPs prepares to meet to discuss misogyny in music.

Aug 22, 2023 | news.zordo.in | Jordan Kenny |Riyah Collins

Image source, PA MediaImage caption, Sir Keir Starmer says he could not afford university if he was a student todayBy Jordan Kenny, politics reporter & Riyah CollinsBBC NewsbeatSir Keir Starmer said Labour would make the student fees system fairer in England but didn't give any details about what their plans would look like. Scrapping university tuition fees was one of his pledges during his leadership campaign.

Aug 22, 2023 | bbc.com | Jordan Kenny |Riyah Collins

Image source, PA MediaImage caption, Sir Keir Starmer says he could not afford university if he was a student todayBy Jordan Kenny, politics reporter & Riyah CollinsSir Keir Starmer said Labour would make the student fees system fairer but didn't given any details about what their plans would look like. Scrapping university tuition fees was one of his pledges during his leadership campaign.