Eurovision Star Clodagh Rodgers Dies at 78 After Shaping UK Pop and TV in the 1970s
Beloved Eurovision singer Clodagh Rodgers, famous for her hit 'Jack in the Box', has died at 78 after battling illness. She rose to fame in the 1970s, became a TV personality, and leaves behind a notable impact on British pop culture and television, as well as her devoted family.
MoreStevie Wonder Kicks Off Love, Light & Song UK Tour in 2025
Stevie Wonder will grace the UK with his Love, Light & Song tour from July 3 to 12, 2025. The tour, headlined by Wonder, starts at the Lytham Festival and ends in London's Hyde Park. Tickets are available from March 21, with presales beginning March 19. The festival's lineup also boasts acts like Kings of Leon and Justin Timberlake.
MoreBen Folds to Unveil Festive Spirit with Debut Christmas Album 'Sleigher' This October
Ben Folds is set to release his first Christmas album 'Sleigher' on October 25, 2024, featuring a mix of original songs and one cover. Collaborating with Lindsey Kraft, the album showcases traditional and modern holiday themes. Shifting from covers to original songwriting, the album boasts production by Joe Costa and Pete Lyman.
MoreSam Fender Bridges British and American Sounds with 'People Watching'
Sam Fender's third album, 'People Watching,' blends British pop with American heartland rock influences, co-produced with Adam Granduciel. It navigates themes of neglect in care homes, systemic decay, and personal narratives. Tracks like 'TV Dinner' critique celebrity culture, while 'Remember My Name' is a tribute to his grandfather. The album features Tish Murtha’s photography, focusing on community and memory.
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