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Role: Digital Marketing Manager Location: Kennington, London Hours: Mon–Fri, 10 am–6 pm (with a minimum of two days based in our office in Kennington) Start date: September/October 2025 Closing date: 12th August 2025 About the Role You’ll manage artists’ digital marketing campaigns across social, CRM, first-party data, paid, D2F and D2C channels to grow audiences and deepen fan relationships and ultimately achieve the core goal of driving consumption and sales. Based out of our London office you will be working cross-functionally with marketing, digital, commercial, and artist teams, you’ll maximise reach, engagement, and audience value across new and catalogue releases. Key Responsibilities Campaign Management Provide strategic input on release…

Jethro Tull‘s Ian Anderson has commented on the singing skills of Mick Jagger, Ozzy Osbourne, Phil Collins and Billy Joel. In an interview with Now Spinning Magazine, the 77-year-old musician spoke about the challenges of singing and playing at his age. “It depends what you do,” he told the outlet. “You can be physically animated, but there’s a degree to which you can only do so much if you’re playing a flute.” However, he then compared the performance requirements of the Rolling Stones frontman, saying: “If you are Mick Jagger and you’re just running around with sort of shout-out vocals,…

Stephen Colbert has praised South Park’s recent parody of Donald Trump, describing it as “an important message of hope”. Season 27 of the show debuted following a period of uncertainty for the show, which saw its premiere date moved back. In the opening episode, the US President was depicted as being in a sexual relationship with Satan, mirroring a storyline involving Saddam Hussein in the 1998 film South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut. The episode also depicted the politician naked, portraying him with a micro penis. Jokes about the President’s manhood occurred throughout the story, which also took shots at parent…

Del Water Gap has shared a swirling new single called ‘How To Live’. Check it out below. The track arrives today (July 29) via Mom & Pop, and launched as part of BBC Radio 1’s Hottest Record with Jack Saunders. It captures a swirling, atmospheric aura throughout, and sees the indie pop star – real name Samuel Holden Jaffe – explore the disorienting, sometimes overwhelming truth that we are all experiencing being alive. “Did I fog the lens / With crying eyes/ Did I get undressed /To drop the disguise / Trade common sin / For common sense / A…

Wunderhorse, English Teacher, Katy J Pearson, Lambrini Girls and more will feature on a new Opus Kink compilation album to raise money for the Music Venue Trust. Post-punk sextet Opus Kink have arranged ‘A Hideous Collection’ – a compilation of 24 tracks to support the Music Venue Trust and the UK Touring Artists Fund. The album will drop on CD and vinyl from September 5, via the band’s label Hideous Mink Records. It also comes in collaboration with SO Recordings – pre-order yours here. Today (July 29), Opus Kink have shared the first single from the compilation – their own…

John Deacon has made a rare contribution on a Queen album with Brian May and Roger Taylor for a signed album. For their first public project in decades, Deacon, May and Taylor have all written their signatures on a copy of Queen’s seminal 1975 record ‘A Night At The Opera’. Though Taylor and May regularly donate items for the charity, this is the first time Deacon has signed memorabilia since officially leaving the band in 1997. It’s been confirmed by the Mercury Phoenix Trust that the signatures are “100 per cent authentic”, having been signed in “the last two weeks”…

Erykah Badu is in a celebratory mood. On Monday (July 28) The singer announced a run of 2025 fall U.S. dates marking the 25th anniversary of her 2000 sophomore album, Mama’s Gun. The tour, Mama’s Gun ’25: The Return of Automatic Slim, will kick off on Oct. 3 at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles and include stops in Las Vegas, Boston, Detroit, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Houston, Chicago, Brooklyn and Nashville before winding down on Dec. 10 with a gig in her hometown of Dallas at the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. Tickets for the 16-date run of shows in honor…

SEVENTEEN have announced the US leg of their ‘NEW_ World Tour’. See all the ticket information below. READ MORE: SEVENTEEN – ‘Happy Burstday’ review: a double-edged showcase of individuality The string of shows will kick off in October, despite four of the group’s members currently completing their military service in Korea. In celebration of their recent album ‘Happy Burstday‘, and their 10th anniversary as a group, they’ll play the first show in Tacoma on October 11, before heading to Los Angeles, Austin, Florida and Washington. You can find a full list of dates below. Tickets will go on sale for fan…

Another resonating rock success from Portland, OR-based quartet Kallai, “The Wave” is the first release from their upcoming debut full-length, We Are Forever. Its dynamic production excels from dreamy, hypnotic verses — with glistening guitars and touches of synths — into more bursting, shoegaze-forward textures of ardor. Cate Hukle’s riveting vocal performance shows alongside, seamlessly alternating between lush intrigue and more upfront emotion as the distortion-heavy “sink into the deep” moments arrive. Capturing the experience of being treated like a monster by society, the track takes particular inspiration from historian Susan Stryker’s essay “My Words to Victor Frankenstein Above the…

Band breakups are never easy — even when the members aren’t related. So although it’s been more than a decade since the Jonas Brothers temporarily parted ways in 2013, Joe, Nick and Kevin still have some complicated feelings regarding their split. In a clip from an upcoming episode of Mythical Kitchen’s Last Meals series that Billboard is exclusively debuting below, the trio addresses whether they still harbor any “guilt” over the way they left things when the band broke up 12 years ago. Nick Jonas — whose idea it initially was for the brothers to fly solo after making music…