How the Telegraph predicted Swinging London

Mike and the Mechanics, Royal Albert Hall: Britain’s uncoolest band bring down the house

4/5
A magical concerto for an instrument you may never have heard of, plus the best of April’s classical and jazz concerts

4/5
The Selecter’s Pauline Black: ‘Racists had this anger for Jamaicans, but they loved their music’
Jeff Goldblum: ‘The teachers said my range was limited’
In a world of fluff and mayhem, we need Bon Iver more than ever

4/5

Sugababes: A no-frills trip down memory lane from the Noughties’ coolest girl group

3/5

Live music

Mike and the Mechanics, Royal Albert Hall: Britain’s uncoolest band bring down the house

4/5

In a world of fluff and mayhem, we need Bon Iver more than ever

4/5

Classical

A magical concerto for an instrument you may never have heard of, plus the best of April’s classical and jazz concerts

4/5

Wigmore Hall boss on dropping Arts Council funding: ‘They’ve lost the confidence of classical music’

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How the Telegraph predicted Swinging London

A 1965 article in The Daily Telegraph was the first to herald London as the grooviest place in the world

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