“We are very hopeful. The love of music cannot be tamed. Live music will find a way.”

The Grammy-nominated artist will also release a spoken word performance of selected works.

Technical gremlins tarnish the best intentions of a band exploring a nascent streaming process.

This new package will be available across the country and ensure the future of these multi billion-pound industries are secured.

The show has been filmed by Robbie Ryan of The Favourite and Marriage Story fame.

High-profile artists and industry figures support the initiative, which could provide a financial lifeline

The Pittsburgh hardcore mob continue to build on their live show streaming formula.

The deathcore legends will play 39 virtual shows over 35 days to audiences across the globe.

The awards will now take place on May 11th.

"A lifetime of exciting moments and amazing memories…I would not trade it for the world."

"A West Country bloke with a great big heart" to replace slave trader.

New research from Oxford Economics projects a combined revenue drop of £74 billion for the UK’s creative industries.

If you're sound-O with a sentence and love music we want to hear from you.

All the freshest hits from 20th March - 20th June before the summer sun rises.

A muscular stop-gap as the Sheffield metallers wind their way to album three.

#STAYHOME with these COVID-19 jams.

Tony Goldman's expansive installation is a Miami must-visit.

Nu is new again on the Pittsburg crew's latest shameless rager.

The best tracks winter 2020 has to offer.

A handy one-pager on this green, pristine and prosperous island.

The UK rapper closes out an exceptional year in style.

There is no ruder awakening from the gentle, contemplative composition of tracks from the September playlist than 'Bouncy House' by Lightning Bolt. A more chaotic duo there has never been, and anyone in the room at their latest show at the Underworld is still likely feeling the effects in the...

Rising UK metallers at the top of their game ahead of album two.

Autumn is here, and it's ambient.

Brady Deeprose gives insight into what the band will be spinning in the tour van.

August's playlist takes us back to the bedroom.

Hot. Warm. Cold. Rest. Repeat.

The legendary alt-metallers' back catalogue is available to stream for the first time. Jump in.

The best tracks June 2019 had to offer, including Thom Yorke, Burial and Metz.

Fans at London’s Wireless Festival have raised concerns about overcrowding after reports of trampling and injuries at one of the stages. Thousands of people flocked to see rap duo D-Block Europe on the smaller of two stages at the Finsbury Park music festival, with several taking to social media to...

Now we're talking. Cheers May, that was a winner. What was your personal highlight? There's new Tyler, The Creator utterly clattering up the charts, Flying Lotus's latest opus, bursting at the seams as always with spicy guest spots (Tierra Whack and David Lynch on the same track listing? - I'll...

Let's not kid ourselves, March was one of the best months for music in a long time. Strongest TLE playlst ever? It's possible. In fact, 2019 has seen a rude run of releases since January. Was April able to rise to the task and match the months which came before?...

Bristol punks keep their relentless tour rolling through the capital.

We've been bending TLE Playlist rules this month, such is the wealth of utter tunes rained upon us in March. And that's even after some seriously tough cuts from the running. Our cup spilleth over. Can you handle 16 tracks? I think you can handle 16 tracks. Settle in for...

We head to the 'SkiBig3' ski resorts in and around Banff, Canada, to bring you the fundamentals of snowboarding.

February was a bit hot wasn't it? What's going on there? This time last year we were in the grip of the Beast from the East, now I'm looking out the window considering cracking out an icy can of Lilt and slathering on some tanning oil. February was equally eclectic...

I don’t know if it’s the clean-slate nature of January, the turning of new leaves, the refreshing of the arbitrary loadbar of life, but the first playlist of the year is a real crisp one. Maybe some of the cooler musicians on the scene were waiting for gaudy Bublé Christmas...

Critical praise on a debut album is a boon, but also a rod for the backs of new artists. Oslo’s Spielbergs have demonstrated some serious chops on This Is Not The End, producing a composite of familiar post-hardcore tropes and melodic pop sensibilities. It’s a stride out the gates, but expectations...

Streaming service Spotify  has teamed up with astrologist Chani Nicholas to create a series of ‘cosmic playlists’ based on the twelve signs of the zodiac. The playlists are currently only available in the US but a wider roll-out is expected. You can check out this month's star sign playlist -...

Post rock legends Mono have shared the third single from their upcoming album - and 20th anniversary as a band. Listen to Meet Us Where The Night Ends below for a slice of the Japanese quartet's brand of atmosphere and instrumentation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNh2T-OY14A&feature=youtu.be The band will present new album Nowhere Now Here in January 2019...

It's a bit of an old story now, but vinyl really is back in vogue, and classic artists are helping bring the format back from the brink. New figures from Nielsen have uncovered album sales figures for 2018, including the increased market share vinyl carved out for itself. The Beatles...

Just look at that first wonderful splurge of bands for the sunniest fest of the year. In the first wave of announcements for 2000trees 2019 You Me At Six, While She Sleeps and Every Time I Die are confirmed as key acts. Frank Iero and the Future Violents, Milk Teeth,...

Columbus post rockers The End of the Ocean will release -aire - their first album in eight years - on 18th January. This is the first new material since the band's highly praised 2011 debut, Pacific-Atlantic. With so much going on in their personal lives, Tara Mayer (keys) says that The End of the Ocean needed to “give ourselves a...

A study of 2,000 UK normies has revealed the top artists which make them feel jolly or glum, with The Beatles given full happiness marks while gloomy Jake Bugg was considered the most miserable. I mean, The Beatles is fair enough, and it's lovely to see egg-headed tub-thumper Phil Collins...

Lovely Bristol darlings IDLES appear to be writing the follow up to 2018's Joy As An Act Of Resistance. The band posted a tweet and Instagram story on Thursday, announcing the news with a Haiku and a snap of drummer Jon Beavis's drumkit. Tantalising : IDLES album 3 HaikuOh hello...