Author: Amanda Collins

Highly regarded singer, composer, and producer Johan Lenox shares his brand new single Running Running Running, a dreamy alt-pop gem featuring American singer, songwriter, rapper and record producer Quadeca.  The follow up to last month’s Finally, featuring Alé Araya, Running Running Running is the latest single to be taken from his upcoming album Full Speed Nowhere, out on October 31st. This gem showcases the unique blend of both artists and the result is a hypnotic and immersive listening experience that won me over from the start. I am loving those dreamy vocals which glide effortlessly over the infectious production that pairs…

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Standon Calling Festival will return in 2026, but without a camping option and with no after dark raves. The Hertfordshire festival has not run since 2023 and announced at the start of last year that the steep increase in the cost of running the event had left the organisers no choice but to postpone future events. Now, after a series of local council meetings involving festival founder Alex Trenchard, a licence has been approved for the festival to return in 2026, on the condition that the capacity does not exceed 20,000 people, including staff and performers, and that attendees will…

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Labi Siffre has issued a cease-and-desist order to Tommy Robinson over his use of ‘(Something Inside) So Strong’ at a recent rally. The song featured prominently at the “unite the kingdom” rally in central London on September 13, which was organised by the far-right activist Robinson – real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon. The track has also been used by Robinson in posts on social media. In an interview with The Guardian, Siffre, 80, has said that Robinson is “breaking all sorts of copyrights”, adding: “Even in an era when theft is easier than it ever was, it’s still theft.” The 1987…

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Lola Young has pulled out of her Washington DC set at All Things Go, a day after she collapsed on stage in New York City. The singer appeared to fall ill while performing ‘Conceited’ at the New York branch of All Things Go on Saturday (September 27), and was carried offstage by a medical team. It came after Young spoke briefly about how she “had a tricky couple of days” earlier in the set. “Sometimes life can really make you feel like you can’t continue,” she said. “But you know what, today I woke up and I made the decision to…

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After six long years, Aussie prog-rock titans Cog have finally dropped fresh music – their powerful new single, ‘Walk the line’. It’s the band’s first release since 2019’s ‘Drawn Together’ single, and it arrives with all the trademarks that have made Cog one of Australia’s most enduring heavy acts: hypnotic guitar swells, thunderous rhythm work, fluid basslines, and Flynn Gower’s commanding vocal presence. Cog – ‘Walk the line’ But behind the towering soundscape though, ‘Walk the line’ hits on something more sobering. “Life for the three of us is fucking hard at the moment,” Flynn admits. “Almost everyone I know…

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Lana Del Rey has joined a local band on stage after she overheard them covering her song ‘West Coast’ – watch footage below. The Fastest Kids In School were playing a small outdoors show in Santa Barbara, California on Saturday (September 27) and were playing a version of the 2014 song, originally released on Del Rey’s third album ‘Ultraviolence’. Del Rey happened to be walking nearby during the performance and, hearing her song, she approached the band and asked if they would mind if she joined them as a guest vocalist. The band captured footage of the unlikely collaboration and…

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With Wanderer Festival just around the corner (October 4–5 on the Sapphire Coast), two of Australia’s most beloved live acts – Pierce Brothers and Boy & Bear – sat down to flip the script and interview each other exclusively for Music Feeds. What follows is a candid, funny, and revealing chat about songwriting, live shows, gear quirks, shoey confusion, and the songs that have stood the test of time. Here’s what went down when two festy faves swapped questions ahead of their sets at Wanderer 2025 next weekend. Pierce Brothers – ‘Losing Friends When You’re Older’ Pierce Brothers interview Boy…

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“Thank you for the best night of my life,” Zach Bryan told the crowd on Saturday night (Sept. 27) at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor — which is saying something for a guy who’s had a lot of those during the past seven years. The 27-song, nearly three-hour show, the 29-year-old country star’s last of 2025, made history on a couple of levels. It was the first-ever full-scale concert at the home of the Michigan Wolverines, known as the Big House, in its 98-year history. It’s also expected to be the largest ticketed concert ever in the U.S., breaking the…

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The 2025 Global Citizen Festival brought together more than 60,000 people on the Great Lawn of Central Park for a day of music and action, featuring a star-studded lineup that included Shakira, Cardi B, ROSÉ, Rema, Ayra Starr, Mariah the Scientist, Tyla, Camilo and Elyanna. In addition to the music, the festival shone a light on critical global issues, with commitments to fight poverty, promote sustainability, and drive education initiatives worldwide. Major announcements unveiled to bring clean energy to 4.6 million homes in Africa, protect 25 million hectares in the Amazon, and fund education initiatives for children across 200 communities…

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Big Thief have revealed they have already made their next studio album, telling fans it is “not what you expect”. The New York indie-folk trio released their sixth record ‘Double Infinity’ just three weeks ago (September 5), which included the singles ‘Incomprehensible’, ‘Grandmother’, ‘All Night All Day’ and ‘Los Angeles’. Despite such little time having passed, it appears that Big Thief fans might not have to wait very long for the follow-up to ‘Double Infinity’. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, founding member Buck Meek was speaking about the reception for the new album, and teased: “Wait till you…

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