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This Week In Festive Records (22/12/2017): Ed Sheeran, Ed Sheeran, & Ed Sheeran
Merry Christmas! It's finally time to unwrap the contenders for this year's Christmas Number 1…
Review: N.E.R.D – No_One Ever Really Dies
They're back, but can they deliver on the hype?
This Week In Records (15/12/17): Lily Allen, Charli XCX & Ed Sheeran
We're back to bring you all of the new things you NEED to be listening to this Friday morning.
This Week In Records (01/12/2017): Ed Sheeran, U2, & N.E.R.D
It's December. You're officially allowed to whip out the Christmas playlist and buy that Baileys…
Taylor Swift announces UK and Ireland tour for 2018
Taylor Swift has announced three dates across the UK and Ireland as part of her Stadium Tour in support of her latest album, reputation.
Taylor Swift on to set MASSIVE record this weekend
Swift will become the first female artist in history to have four albums top the Billboard chart with sales of over a million copies.
Review: Taylor Swift – Reputation
She's back and doesn't give a damn about her reputation.
Singles 8.0
Review: Sam Smith – 'Too Good at Goodbyes'
The soulful singer bares his soul in this comeback track. But has he done enough to re-assert his superiority?
"There's a lot of girls supporting girls nowadays" – An interview with Liv Dawson
Chatting over a Starbucks about Ed Sheeran tweeting her music and what's coming up next for her.
What if Taylor and Kanye's feud was in Game of Thrones?
Winter (and lyrical shade) Is Here.
Ed Sheeran wants to make his own biopic
Ed Sheeran has discussed plans to move into the world of film.
Ed Sheeran announces 2018 UK tour
Ed Sheeran has announced a 2018 tour of some of the biggest UK arenas.
Festivals 10.0
Review: Glastonbury Festival 2017
Ivan Morris Poxton reviews Glastonbury 2017, featuring Lorde, Ed Sheeran and Rag 'N' Bone Man.
Ed Sheeran reveals he's been working on his next album for a long time
Ed Sheeran has revealed that he has been working on his fourth album since before his debut album, Plus.