Along with Harry Styles, Zayn is one of the stars to emerge from the immensely successful boy-band One Direction. Now no ...
Evil Grave were from Malta. They were a going concern between December 1971 and around May 1977. Despite their longevity, ...
This is, surprisingly, Judie Tzuke’s 24th album since her 1979 debut with Welcome to the Cruise. After early stints with ...
Record Store Day 2025 is this Saturday! At theartsdesk on Vinyl we’ve been playing through exclusive RSD goodies. Check the ...
Gerald Barry's Salome, NSO Ireland, Kuhn, National Concert Hall, Dublin review - funny-queasy genius
You know to expect a crazy ride, especially when Gerald Barry, greatest living Wildean and wild one among composers, has ...
Just now, everything WNO does inevitably bears the mark of their Arts Council-imposed financial troubles, and this new Flying ...
Antonio Pappano’s pairing for last night’s Barbican concert intrigued – and, initially, baffled – me. Shostakovich’s Fifth: a clear choice, given the London Symphony Orchestra’s recent stellar ...
It’s 15 years since Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan, two boys from Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, let slip their debut album.
This entertaining, gorgeous-looking film within a film, directed and written by multi-talented Turkish-Italian Ferzan Özpetek ...
The Southbank Centre’s second Multitudes festival – which commissions artists ranging from filmmakers to acrobats to shine ...
Returning to the West End to celebrate two decades since those strange muppetty posters went up on London buses, I’m still ...
The Southbank Centre’s second Multitudes festival – which commissions artists ranging from filmmakers to acrobats to shine ...
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