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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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Sleater-Kinney: the riot grrrls are riot women now – and they’re fiercer than ever
The thrilling US punk band keep getting weirder – but it shouldn't still be this remarkable to see middle-aged female artists rocking out
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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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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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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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The Last Dinner Party: this all-girl group will soon be your new favourite band
The rebellious glam goth quintet are a cross between Sparks, Roxy Music, Kate Bush and Arcade Fire – and rock's next big thing
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Mitski: one of the rare modern stars who can sit with the greats
On the evidence of her latest show, the indie singer deserves to be compared to the likes of Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan
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Roger Waters, London Palladium, review: if only he’d let the music do the talking
The Pink Floyd contrarian’s Dark Side of the Moon performance was sublime – unlike the shabby stand-up act that preceded it
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‘Virtual reality without the goggles’: why The Sphere could make stadiums extinct
The mind-bogglingly big Las Vegas venue cost $2.3 billion and has been hailed as the future of entertainment. But could it work in the UK?
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U2, Sphere review: this spectacular concert will change live entertainment forever
The group opened Las Vegas's $2.4 billion high-tech venue with a show so utterly extraordinary it almost overwhelmed the band themselves
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Forget Taylor Swift’s stadium bonanzas – Britain needs to support small venues
Stop taking your teen Swifties to the IMAX to watch Taylor's Eras Tour – intimate venues provide far more memorable musical experiences
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Raye: the most talented artist since Adele and Amy Winehouse
The south Londoner stormed the Royal Albert Hall and proved once again that she deserves to be to be Britain’s next superstar
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Watch: Burning Man festival chaos as one dead and 70,000 trapped
Revellers ordered to remain in Black Rock Desert as police investigate fatality
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Graham Nash is living proof that you can still rock out at 81
A heartfelt tribute to David Crosby was one of many highlights in this intensely moving evening at The Anvil
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Simon Rattle and the London Symphony Orchestra, Proms review: A deeply emotional performance that marked a historic moment
The Prom was Sir Simon Rattle's last appearance in the UK before he heads to Munich - but we certainly haven’t seen the last of him
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The Reading Festival is now like Magaluf by the M4
The posturing of Brandon Flowers from The Killers was wasted on the festival's young crowd
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The Strokes, All Points East review: Turn it up! Inaudible nostalgia from the US rockers
As in 2019, sound issues plagued The Strokes once again at Victoria Park, while Karen O's Yeah Yeah Yeahs were far superior
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Billie Eilish requests Leeds crowd put away their phones for a moment of mainstage mindfulness
Gen-Z's Ivy the Terrible - the festival’s youngest-ever headliner - delivers a commanding yet heartwarming set
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Why Bach’s intimate music is perfect for the Royal Albert Hall
Britain's leading countertenor explains that the cantatas were actually written with huge audiences in mind
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Sex, drugs and teens off the leash: The return of Reading Festival
It has become a post-GCSE rite of passage, but if you think your child is going just to listen to music, think again...
