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English artist’s second album features collaborations Little Mix and Niall Horan
Madonna calls for gun control in graphic video depicting Orlando nightclub shooting
Singer issues ‘wake up’ call on gun violence in her new God Control music video
The Cork butcher’s daughter directing A-list celebrities in Miami
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U2 at Trafalgar Square? Winning this audience is no battle
Paradise Papers? Not here - the only show worth talking about in London was U2
U2’s Edge says he understands anger over Paradise Papers
Criticism of Bono inevitable, says guitarist; sometimes band ‘don’t get nearly enough stick’
Denis Desmond and Live Nation cleared to take control of Isle Of Wight festival
UK competition body gives green light to deal after investigators take summer field trip
Superstar DJ David Guetta on how he built his hedonistic brand
Over lunch, the frenchman traces his route to fame and riches and why once again it’s time adapt
From Prince to The Script to Avicii: Ciara Davey on tour managing at the top end of music
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Will the new festival from Glastonbury organisers be all that Bazaar?
It looks like Glasto is heading for a hiatus in 2019 and this week it announced its Variety Bazaar. But fans aren’t happy, and organiser Michael Eavis is openly worried “this might be one risk too far”
Ken Early: Soccer is not a natural master of ceremonies
When it comes to opening ceremonies the Olympics are the only show in town
Euro 2016 reflection: The goal, the sheer joy of it, cut through all the tension
Dimitri Payet’s stunning strike sparked the tournament into life after a tentative start
Michael McGovern helps Northern Ireland reach their goal
Goalkeeper in superb form as they restrict Germany to a 1-0 victory to reach last 16
Dimitri Payet lights the blue touch paper as France unites
Euro 2016 starts with an emotional bang as Didier Deschamps’ men clear first hurdle
The new London Irish
A new photography exhibition looks at the lives of the latest wave of young Irish creatives moving to London
Ministers of sound: choose a ringtone for your Irish politician
Politicians’ gadgets with ‘jazzy’ jingles interrupting meetings are in the news
David Guetta: "We're at the end of electronic dance music"
The superstar DJ says the genre is over, he’s having a musical crisis of confidence, and it’s time for him to ground the jet-set lifestyle
From milkshakes to jerk ribs – Electric Picnic-bound Kelis talks music, food and her love of both
Here comes Kelis. After a career of multicoloured musical twists and turns, Kelis is back with a new album “Food” to make her growing interest in all things food. Ahead of her appearance at the Electric Picnic 2014, she chews the fat with Jim Carroll
‘That idea of coldness with electronic music is starting to wither away’
So says East India Youth, who is behind one of the year’s best electronic albums
The 25 festivals and music events of the summer
It’s summertime, which means it’s time to hit the fields, parks, GAA stadiums and forests for a blast of live music. Here’s our guide to the 25 festivals and music events you have to see this year
Two money DJs: Tiësto and Calvin Harris continue their wild ride on the EDM gravy train
What does it sound like when the two highest paid DJs in the world go on tour? It’s the sound of cash registers being hooked up to the biggest sound systems imaginable
Crowds flock to Co Kildare for final day of Oxegen festival
Numbers in Punchestown increase dramatically as David Guetta headlines main stage
Rain fails to dampen spirits at Punchestown
Sun teases and crowds gather for a very different Oxegen festival
Bank Holiday crammed with events and music festivals
Estimated 285,000 passengers expected to travel through Dublin Airport over the weekend
Oxegen 2013: A breath of fresh air or a last gasp?
It was once the festival that ruled them all but ticket sales have declined and the line-up has shifted to pop and dance. Will the likes of David Guetta, Calvin Harris and Rita Ora herald a new dawn?
French rock renaissance
The days when audiences outside France sniggered at French music are well and truly over thanks to acts such as Phoenix and Daft Punk. Jim Carroll on how French music got so hip
Can Justin Timberlake bring Sexy Back?
In seven years, a song such as Azealia Banks’s "212" has made someone singing about bringing “Sexy Back” seem like the quaintest thing ever, granddad. Jennifer Gannon wonders if Justin Timberlake can still cut it
The 20 Irish festivals that are outstanding in their own fields
It’s the summer and the time is right for raving, gigging and having the crack in fields, parks and the open air. Here are the 20 music festivals and events you have to see this summer
Summer festivals: for latitude seek Longitude, for attitude draw Oxegen
As this summer’s festival line-ups are announced, it’s clear the promoters are tailoring to their audiences
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Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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