Rita Ora

This is not the first updated, street-hustler take on Oliver Twist. It’s not even the first such project called Twist. Back in 2004, Nick Stahl bounce(...)

Pandemic aside, the year was good to some, and not so good to others Good year: Jacinda Ardern New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ard(...)

The growth in income from music streaming contributed to pre-tax profits almost doubling to €546,865 at the Irish arm of music giant Warner Music last(...)

As the days get longer something strange happens. Everything you do becomes soundtracked by one seemingly omnipresent melody, one incessant beat. You (...)

Oops, she’s done it again. Having taken a breather from taunting the entire population of Ireland at the start of the week, to make time to play her s(...)

Singers Anne-Marie, Dua Lipa, Jess Glynne and George Ezra are among the nominees for next month’s Brit Awards, Britain’s annual pop music honours, in (...)

Superorganism: Superorganism Released in March, this debut album from the London-based multi-national eight-piece is much more than the sum(...)

With Body&Soul operating a strict over-20s policy down at Ballinlough Castle, and Billy Joel catering to a more mature audience at Aviva Stadium, (...)

What Dreamy basement-pop trio Where Australia Why Julia Jacklin is an Australian singer-songwriter whose 2016 album, Don’t Let the Kids Win, won her m(...)

Of all the modern pop conundrums – What is a Post Malone? Is Rita Ora the Bear Grylls survivalist of music? – the one that is the true puzzler of our (...)