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rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards
On 13 October 2023, the band formerly known as easy life played their final show, at London’s KOKO. Read next Watch Olivia Rodrigo cover Fontaines D.C.’s ‘I Love You’ in Dublin Isle of Wight Festival review: Justin Timberlake and Sting lead crowd pleasers Less than two weeks previously, they had publicly announced that they were being sued by easyGroup, the brand owner of easyJet airlines.
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1 week ago | 
rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards
Home Music Music Features By Will Richards Somewhere Only We Go, the title of Tommy WÁ’s new EP, is also the name of a festival set up by the singer and his community in Ghana.
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rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards
Manchester’s Westside Cowboy have announced details of their debut EP. Read next Jeremy Allen White was born to run as Bruce Springsteen in ‘Deliver Me From Nowhere’ trailer Glastonbury 2025: Check out the latest weather forecast This Better Be Something Great will come out on August8 via Nice Swan Recordings/Heist or Hit, and is being previewed by new single ‘Alright Alright Alright’.
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1 week ago | 
rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards
“Is it still Brat summer?” Charli XCX asks the fervent crowd at London’s LIDO Festival, on a day dubbed PARTYGIRL and dedicated to the popstar of the moment.
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2 weeks ago | 
rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards
In the decade and a half since its inception, Outbreak has become one of the UK’s best and most successful cult festivals. Founded in Manchester, the hardcore festival has slowly but surely risen to bigger and bigger venues in the city and made itself the UK home of one of the last true musical subcultures.
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2 weeks ago | 
rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards
Mark Ronson and RAYE have shared a new collaborative single – listen to the summery hit ‘Suzanne’ below. Read next Biffy Clyro, Mark Ronson & RAYE and more lead our Hot New Songs playlist Cynthia Erivo: ’It’s up to every individual to decide who they are – a rule or law doesn’t change that‘ The new song is being released alongside Audemars Piguet as part of the APxMusic series, celebrating 150 years of the watchmaking brand.
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2 weeks ago | 
rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards
Biffy Clyro have returned with a brand new song – listen to ‘A Little Love’ below. Read next Brian Wilson, Beach Boys co-founder and architect of pop, dead at 82 Sabrina Carpenter announces new album ‘Man’s Best Friend’ The band have been teasing “Biffy X” – their 10th studio album – and now returned with their first single of 2025. ‘A Little Love’ follows the band’s 2020 album A Celebration of Endings and the following year’s follow-up The Myth of the Happily Ever After.
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2 weeks ago | 
rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards
The line-up for the London eight-piece band PARADE includes members with roles from ‘painter’ and ‘animator’ to ‘improviser’, ‘fashion designer’ and ‘sound artist’. When Rolling Stone UK meet six of the eight at the south London art studio of member Toby (aka the painter CATO), he says: “I fill in the gaps a bit.” Multi-instrumentalist Jago, meanwhile, “offers moral support and sometimes plays the synth”.
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2 weeks ago | 
rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards
“Change” is the first word heard on Barry Can’t Swim’s new album, Loner. “There was nothing permanent but change,” a robotic voice says to open ‘The Person You’d Like to Be’. It’s an apt beginning for the new record from the Scottish musician, producer and DJ Joshua Mainnie. Read next Questlove, Clairo, Earthgang, and more remember Sly Stone: ‘He was a giant’ Did Kevin Parker just preview Tame Impala’s impending comeback? Since releasing debut album When Will We Land?
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3 weeks ago | 
rollingstone.co.uk | Nick Reilly |Will Richards
SXSW hit London for the first time ever this week and Rolling Stone came along for the ride to host an exciting showcase of new music in Shoreditch. Read next Song of the summer, again?
