Author: Press Room

Travis Scott, James Blake and Ludwig Göransson have shared ‘When I’m Home’, the end credits song from Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey – listen below. The track was released yesterday (July 17) as the closing song on Göransson’s original soundtrack for the film, which also arrived in cinemas on Friday. The atmospheric five-minute track sees Scott reference Homer’s original epic poem, while Blake provides the song’s ghostly chorus, and Göransson – who composed the wider score for the movie – steers the track with sparse production that gradually builds in intensity. Scott also appears in The Odyssey, playing a bard who recounts tales from the Trojan War near the beginning of the film and briefly returns…

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Mariah Carey has released a 30th anniversary edition of her album ‘Daydream’, featuring previously unheard recordings from her private writing sessions. READ MORE: Mariah Carey: “You know what? I love Christmas!” The 33-track digital edition arrived yesterday (July 17), combining the original album with unreleased material, rare B-sides, remixes, acapellas and live performances. Most notably, the collection also marks the first time Carey has agreed to release excerpts from her private writing sessions for ‘I Am Free’, which she made with Walter Afanasieff, as well as the Babyface collaboration ‘Melt Away’. Announcing the release on social media, Carey reflected on the making of the original record, writing: “This…

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Ariana Grande brought out Ty Dolla $ign for a surprise performance of ‘Safety Net’ during her latest ‘Eternal Sunshine’ tour date – watch footage below. The pop star played the third night of her five-show residency at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Thursday (July 16), as part of her first headline tour since 2019. During ‘Safety Net’, which appears in the third act of the show, Ty Dolla $ign emerged through the door of the elaborate house constructed on stage, prompting huge cheers from the crowd. The pair then performed their 2020 collaboration together, which originally appeared on Grande’s sixth album ‘Positions‘, with Ty telling Grande afterwards: “The queen, Ari. Love…

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AMP Festivalwhere AMP is both the contraction of amplifier (synonym of electric music) and the acronym of Other Possible Worlds. Other ways of understanding music, other sound expressions that live around the concept of rock and surroundings. But also another way of conceiving a festival. Not just concerts but a broad spectrum that explores, year after year, the theme chosen for each edition. So meetings, forays into other art forms and above all a lot of dissemination. The theme of the first edition is psychedelia and, to be precise, his 60th birthday. An unrepeatable season in which imagination dominated everything,…

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Chadia releases new single No Stopavailable in digital stores from July 17, 2026. The song, produced by E-The-Hot And Shablomixes Arabic sounds and rap attitude to tell the story of determination as a response to every obstacle. After Make uppublished last May, the artist continues the path inaugurated together with Shablo with a track in which personal revenge becomes the underlying theme of the narrative. The piece tells of an artistic journey built without shortcuts, which reaffirms the musical and personal identity of Chadia. “No Stop”: Chadia talks about the uncompromising revenge The title of the song perfectly summarizes its…

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Metallica‘s Lars Ulrich was there for U2’s historic opening night of the Sphere in Las Vegas — a moment that marked a stunning leap forward for the concert experience and rebooted the band after a long hiatus. When speaking to U2 guitarist the Edge during his “Close To The Edge” show on SiriusXM, Ulrich shared how the experience reinvigorated his own sense of what was possible on stage. “I was there opening night and was so just fucking awestruck, inspired, energized — all of it,” said the drummer. “It was just, like, ‘Holy shit, this is somehow another frontier.’” “Obviously, you guys were the first ones…

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Dance music prides itself on big-tent inclusivity, but DJ culture thrives on jealously guarded secrets. In some ultra-competitive genres—Northern soul, hip-hop, jungle—selectors have been known to cover up the center stickers of their records, or leave white labels unmarked, to throw boothsnooping DJs off the scent. No artist has had more fun subverting the conventions of the track ID than Kieran Hebden, better known as Four Tet. Ten years ago, to celebrate reaching one million SoundCloud followers, he uploaded a fan favorite and gave it the self-explanatory title, “A Lost Track That I’ve Been Playing on the Radio and Stuff.…

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Ozzy Osbourne is to be honoured by his hometown of Birmingham with the first-ever ‘Ozzy Day’ this month. Find all the details below. The city will come together to celebrate the late Prince Of Darkness next Wednesday (July 22), which marks the one-year anniversary of his death. READ MORE: Ozzy Osbourne, 1948-2025: culture-smashing revolutionary that redefined rock and reality TV According to a post on Central BID Birmingham‘s official Instagram page, the day will feature a free “city centre programme of music, memories and tributes” to Osbourne. Fans can also expect a public art series dedicated to the Black Sabbath icon,…

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The Cure frontman Robert Smith has expanded on his criticism of the upcoming FIFA World Cup final halftime show. The first-ever official World Cup final halftime show will take place at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey this Sunday (July 19), with Madonna, Justin Bieber, Shakira and BTS all set to perform. Coldplay’s Chris Martin is curating the 11-minute set, which is supporting the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund – an initiative aiming to raise $100million to expand access to education and football for children worldwide. Yesterday (Thursday July 16), Smith posted a typically blunt response to the major slot on The Cure’s official Instagram page. He…

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Grande invited Ty to the stage during her Brooklyn residency on Thursday On night three of her five-show residency at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, Ariana Grande had a special guest join her Eternal Sunshine Tour. On Thursday night, when performing “Safety Net,” part of Act III on the set list, Ty Dolla $ign walked through the door of her elaborate stage house as the crowd erupted in cheers. Wearing a leather jacket and pants, Ty joined Grande to perform a duet of the collaboration, which appears on her sixth studio album, Positions. “Safety Net” debuted at Number 52 on the Billboard Hot 100 after…

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