6 h. ago Here’s which London musical you should watch based on your King’s degree

Here’s which London musical you should watch based on your King’s degree  The Tab

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10 h. ago Radiohead’s music about alienation makes feeling alienated feel less alienating

Standing in the crowd at the sold-out reunion tour, long-time Radiohead fan Lucy Jones is reminded once again of what it is that makes this band so special

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32 h. ago Olly Dobson, Ben Joyce, Caden Brauch Will All Be Marty McFly in London's Back to the Future Musical for 1 Night Only

Olly Dobson, Ben Joyce, Caden Brauch Will All Be Marty McFly in London's Back to the Future Musical for 1 Night Only  Playbill

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37 h. ago Perth songwriter follows Saints song with album on ups and downs of lockdown

Ollie Wale was one of The Shrugs who wrote and performed the St Johnstone Scottish Cup final track in 2014 - and is now making his way in the music scene in London.

Culture

58 h. ago Michael Buble wax figure ushers in festive period at Madame Tussauds London

The wax figure is returning to the attraction floor following updates by the studio team.

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60 h. ago Lily Allen confirms West End Girl arena tour for 2026 after theatre run sold out in minutes

Pop star sold out a string of theatre shows, where she will perform her new album in full, within minutes of tickets going on sale

Society

61 h. ago 'Paddington is the biggest thing I've ever been involved in': Victoria Hamilton

Paddington The Musical is about to take the West End - and the world - by storm... one of the stars Victoria Hamilton-Barritt gives us the inside scoop on “the biggest thing I’ve ever been involved in”

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62 h. ago London's iconic Olympia set for huge overhaul with plans for new music arena as part of £1.3bn redevelopment

The booking diary is now open for a new 3,800-capacity music venue which is set to open at London's iconic Olympia as part of a £1.3billion redevelopment.

Economics

3 d. ago 'Paddington has been London's biggest secret': Victoria Hamilton

Paddington The Musical is about to take the West End - and the world - by storm... one of the stars Victoria Hamilton-Barritt gives us the inside scoop on “the biggest thing I’ve ever been involved in”

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3 d. ago London's unmissable gigs and club nights this weekend, from Bricknasty to Bel Cobain

Maddy Mussen rounds up the hottest music nights in London this week

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3 d. ago London’s biggest and longest running Latin music festival La Linea returns in 2026

London’s biggest and longest running Latin music festival La Linea returns in 2026  London Post

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5 d. ago School of Rock UK Opens its Doors and is Bringing the Music — and Jobs — to Twickenham

School of Rock UK Opens its Doors and is Bringing the Music — and Jobs — to Twickenham  London Post

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5 d. ago Ralph Lauren Takes Over London’s Sloane Square With Café, Gift Shop, and Music

Ralph Lauren Takes Over London’s Sloane Square With Café, Gift Shop, and Music  WWD

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5 d. ago 'The Sun' Claims Taylor Swift Is Currently Filming a Music Video in London

'The Sun' Claims Taylor Swift Is Currently Filming a Music Video in London  Cosmopolitan

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5 d. ago Taylor Swift reportedly set to film huge music video in London this week

The video will pay tribute to British-American actress Elizabeth Taylor

Culture

5 d. ago EFG London Jazz Festival 2025 opening gala at Royal Festival Hall: 'off to a sumptuous start'

A dazzling roster of soloists paid tribute to London and jazz legends

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5 d. ago Lorde review, O2 Arena London – Energy, cringe and restless teens pining for Melodrama tracks

The New Zealand singer-songwriter’s London show is a testament to her slightly all-over-the-shop discography, which has split her fandom into distinct factions

Events

5 d. ago Lorde will headline London’s All Points East music festival in 2026: how to get tickets

Lorde will headline London’s All Points East music festival in 2026: how to get tickets  Time Out

Culture

5 d. ago ‘A blast of gritty, unvarnished relief’: why Breaking Glass is my feelgood movie

The latest in our ongoing series of writers highlighting their most rewatched comfort movies is a trip back to 1980s London and the predatory music industryI used to watch Breaking Glass when I worked a very corporate job in the City. With its vision of London at the end of punk and the beginning of the Winter of Discontent, the film provided me a blast of gritty, unvarnished relief in the light of endless training courses and encouraged groupthink.Released in September 1980, it was disliked by critics (Q magazine memorably quipped: “Breaking Glass? More like Breaking Wind ”) but through today’s eyes feels relevant again. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Canadian Hall of Fame musician plays free concert for London, Ont.’s disadvantaged

Canadian Hall of Fame musician plays free concert for London, Ont.’s disadvantaged  CTV News

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