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In a world of fluff and mayhem, we need Bon Iver more than ever
Justin Vernon and co take their sound in a new direction with Sable, Fable – their most honest album yet. Plus, the week’s best songs
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Sugababes: A no-frills trip down memory lane from the Noughties’ coolest girl group
On their first arena tour, the original trio’s set was nostalgic – but lacked the bells and whistles needed to fully engage the O2 crowd
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Eurovision 2025: All you need to know for this year’s contest
Where and when is it? Who are the UK’s Remember Monday? And which famous faces will be presenting? Here’s everything you need to know
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The 25 best UK festivals to book this summer
From Chappell Roan at Reading and Raye at All Points East to Neil Young and Charli XCX at Glastonbury, here are our summer festival picks
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Sabrina Carpenter: A big-budget, sexed-up spectacle from pop’s hottest property
Bringing her Short n’ Sweet tour to Birmingham, the Espresso singer had the glamour – and charisma – to take on pop’s big beasts
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Were the 2010s the best years for pop music yet?
Streaming was taking off and artists were fearless in their experimentation, as Liam Inscoe-Jones sets out in Songs in the Key of MP3
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What time do the Oscars start? How to watch in UK
Hollywood’s biggest night is just around the corner. Here’s your guide to when and where to watch the show itself
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Brit Awards 2025 winners list: Charli XCX and Chappell Roan dominate the evening
Will Charli XCX, Sabrina Carpenter or The Cure dominate British music’s biggest night? Here are all the winners, as they’re announced
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Twenty-five years since their debut, Doves have produced their masterpiece
A gorgeous, melancholic record about despair, hope and calm after the storm from the underrated rockers. Plus this week’s best new songs
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Sam Fender’s People Watching proves he’s the bravest voice of his generation
North Shields’ Springsteen, the young rocker’s third album is a mighty – and mightily miserable – slice of polemic pop. Plus, Tate McRae
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The disastrous, depressing Bridget Jones is not the ‘feminist icon’ British women deserve
She’s the most self-hating, chaotic character in our culture – and the most unrelatable. Is this frazzled fool really the best we can do?
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Bafta Film Awards 2025 winners list: Conclave triumphs over The Brutalist
Britain’s biggest film awards are over. Here is the full list of nominees – and winners
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Baftas 2025: When are they, who is hosting and how to watch
Which film will sweep the board this year? Who is up for Rising Star? And is David Tennant back as host? Here’s everything you need to know
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On Critical Thinking, the Manic Street Preachers are back on their soapbox – and loving it
Forget bland pop slogans, the punk rockers’ righteous anger is a blast. Plus, The Lumineers on lyrical form, Neil Young and Rizzle Kicks
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