Category: News

ABC Announce Extra Tour Dates For ‘The Lexicon Of Love’ Tour

August 2, 2023

Due to the tour’s popularity, where dozens of venues have sold out already, English pop band ABC are announcing extra tour dates for their ‘The Lexicon Of Love’ 40th anniversary tour. The legendary group have been performing their debut album in international venues since last June, commemorating its 40th anniversary since its release in June 1982, and still continue to sell out venues nearly a half century after their formation.

Irish-Palestinian Artist Roisin El Cherif Releases New Single ‘Daylight’

August 1, 2023

On July 28th, the brilliant Irish-Palestinian artist Roisin El Cherif released her newest single, ‘Daylight’, featuring fellow artist and childhood friend Yescene. The first single off her soon-to-be-released debut album, ‘Daylight’ is a pop anthem with some of El Cherif’s own unique elements thrown in, including her rich vocals and an atmospheric soundscape that’s almost hypnotic to listen along to.

Isaac Butler Releases Newest Single ‘On The Run’

August 1, 2023

Last month, on July 28th, Irish artist Isaac Butler released the highly anticipated single, ‘On The Run’, across all major streaming platforms. Butler has been hard at work through 2022 and 2023, touring across most of the Emerald Isle, including several sold-out venues and collaborations with various artists, with the most notable being him supporting Lyra at Rock Against Homelessness at 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin.

Irish Singer Moncrieff Releases Newest Single ‘Love Somebody’

August 1, 2023

Following up the success of last year’s EP, ‘Warm’, Irish singer Moncrieff has released even more great music, including his latest single, ‘Love Somebody’, on all major streaming platforms. With the aforementioned track garnering millions of streams across platforms, Moncrieff has been killing it recently, winning hearts over all across the industry, including praise from major publications such as The Sun, The Times, and even BBC Radio One.

Daniel Isaiah Releases Newest Single, ‘I’ve Got A Lot Riding On You’

August 1, 2023

Last month, on July 28th, indie artist Daniel Isaiah released his latest single, ‘I’ve Got A Lot Riding On You’, on major streaming platforms. Debuting in 2011, Isaiah has been hard at work ever since, touring around various venues in his home country of Canada and releasing a wide variety of singles and albums ever since, composing a rich discography in his decade-plus history in the industry, which he adds to with ‘I’ve Got A Lot Riding On You’.

Afro Pop Sensation RUGER Releases Newest Single ‘Kristy’

July 28, 2023

Earlier today, Afro Pop star Ruger released his latest single, ‘Kristy’, on Spotify and other streaming platforms. The young artist is only 23 and taking the world by storm, with millions of monthly listeners on Spotify already in his career, and hundreds of millions of streams on major Digital Streaming Platforms. Now, the budding star seeks to expand his discography with his latest song, ‘Kristy’, which is already shaping up to be a hit.

Metal Group Shepherds Reign Announce Latest Album, ‘Ala Mai’

July 27, 2023

Yesterday, the Polynesian metal outfit Shepherds Reign announced the release date of their latest work, an album titled ‘Ala Mai’ – releasing on the 25th of August on Golden Robot Records. Alongside the album release date, the first single, ‘Nafanua’, was also stated to be releasing on the 4th of August, and a set of five New Zealand tour dates were also included in the group’s big announcement.

Violinist Lindsey Stirling Covers Led Zeppelin’s ‘Kashmir’

July 27, 2023

Last week, on July 21st, famous violinist Lindsey Stirling released her cover of the legendary rock anthem, ‘Kashmir’, originally by Led Zeppelin. Originally released in 1975 on Led Zeppelin’s 6th album, ‘Physical Graffiti’, the song quickly gained notoriety for being some of the group’s most progressive work yet, when progressive rock was still in its relative infancy. Now, nearly half a century after the song’s release, Stirling is releasing her own take on the classic, to honour the biggest band of the 1970s.