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Noah Kahan: the self-described ‘Jewish Ed Sheeran’ proves why he’s the next global superstar
The folk artist, who just keeps getting bigger and bigger, led the crowd in a cathartic mass therapy session at the O2 Forum Kentish Town
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Rema: the young superstar brings a party to the O2 – but why was he riding a giant bat?
The Afrobeats singer fearlessly faced 20,000 fans aged just 23 – but he's talented enough to do without all the showy paraphernalia
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Louis Theroux Interviews: Pete Doherty, review: a masterclass in picking through the wreckage
Theroux proves he's still the best in the business as he coaxes out details about Doherty's relationships and his hard-living lifestyle
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Victoria Monét: the Grammy nominee channels Rihanna, Beyoncé and a bit of Tina Turner
Following news of her seven Grammy nominations, the RnB singer's take-no-prisoners energy was infectious at London's Roundhouse
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Mandy Patinkin: a gloriously freewheeling evening from a great Broadway showman
Whether pretending to ride a horse or bellowing through a foghorn, the talented and mesmerising Homeland star proved impossible to pin down
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Robbie Williams, review: the pop star bares all in extended Netflix therapy session
Williams is as candid as ever, and fans will relish footage of his love affairs and Take That-bashing – but do we really learn anything new?
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Cliff Richard, Hammersmith Apollo, review: Ageless rock and roll idol is unchanged from his prime
The octogenarian can still move it and groove it and after 65 years in the music industry it’s astonishing and inspiring to see
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Little Simz: more illuminating than any fireworks display
The British rapper, who has won a Brit Award and the Mercury Prize, is getting the wider recognition she deserves with her latest tour
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Chemical Brothers, O2, review: an eye-popping, ear-splitting, bone-shaking sensory overload
The electronic dance music duo may not have much stage presence, but when they can put on a stunning show like this it hardly matters
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In Marina Abramović’s 7 Deaths of Maria Callas, one diva salutes another
The Serbian artist’s self-obsession is transformed into a comment on fame in this remarkable tribute to the tortured operatic icon
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Van Morrison, Accentuate the Positive: upmarket pub rock from a man still capable of so much more
The great Northern Irishman here serves up an album of rock’n’roll covers – it’s fun, but adds little of interest to his incredible canon
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The Beatles, Now and Then, review: a loving but dreary attempt to recapture the magic
Though it is thrilling to hear John Lennon’s voice again, the Fab Four’s sweet ‘final’ song should be the last scrape of the Beatles barrel
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S Club’s pitiful reunion was a sad attempt to reheat stale Noughties pop
'There ain't no party like an S Club Party,' they sang – but the pop group's gig at London's O2 Arena was a far cry from any sort of party
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Cantona Sings Eric: He seems to think he’s a Gallic Leonard Cohen. He’s not
Singing his own obscure songs, the former football star delighted the Manchester crowd, but his charisma was more robust than his musicality
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Are Taylor Swift’s new songs a comment on her relationship with Harry Styles?
1989 (Taylor's Version) is an impeccable remake of her best album – and her five new tracks reflect the original's themes in intriguing ways
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The Milli Vanilli story: from being ‘better than McCartney’ to being exposed as frauds
Rob Pilatus and Fabrice Morvan won a Grammy – then their worlds fell apart. This Paramount+ knows where to lay the blame
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Digga D at the Royal Albert Hall: a monumental moment for UK drill’s pioneer
The rapper, whose music has to be vetted by the police, looked at home on stage in the historic venue
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Britney Spears’s memoir is the most sickening tale in modern pop
In The Woman in Me, the teen-pop princess accuses a litany of men of mistreating her, and a whole industry of profiting from her loss
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Brian Eno’s ‘Ships’ at the Venice Biennale: old-fashioned sounds from a digital guru
The prophet of ambient music found his voice when he set aside fog-bound melancholy for a straightforward pop ballad
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Luke Combs, O2 Arena: American country king sticks to his favourite things – girls, football, beer
Downing a beer on stage, the country star delighted fans with his rich vocals, big, singalong songs and frat-boy humour
