6 d. ago Sam Fender review — filling the London Stadium with joy and sadness

Sam Fender review — filling the London Stadium with joy and sadness  The Times

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7 d. ago Sam Fender’s London Stadium Show Launches U.K.’s Summer of Music: 5 Best Moments

Sam Fender’s London Stadium Show Launches U.K.’s Summer of Music: 5 Best Moments  Billboard

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7 d. ago Sam Fender at the London Stadium: Geordie Springsteen bosses biggest eve gig

Fender effortlessly delivers another victory on his stratospheric rise to the top

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9 d. ago Awkward moment influencer 'blasting loud music' to make TikTok videos outside a restaurant in Monaco is 'asked to leave' by security

Aubrey Bella, a travel blogger, was enjoying a meal in Monte Carlo, Monaco, when a woman set up a tripod right in front of her view of the legendary casino.

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1 week ago Sam Fender at London Stadium: start time, tickets, potential setlist and what you need to know

Sam Fender at London Stadium: start time, tickets, potential setlist and what you need to know  Time Out

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1 week ago Liam Gallagher says 'don’t be ridiculous' as he joins Oasis rehearsals

The band will be performing in Cardiff on July 4 and 5 in what will be a landmark moment in music history

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2 w. ago A moment that changed me: I was shy and cared too much what people thought of me. Then a group of K

From the moment I discovered Korean pop music in my 20s, I was hooked. But it took going to meet other fans to help me find my self-confidence – and my tribe‘You need to listen to this,” said my friend Helen over her birthday lunch in 2018. “Have you ever heard of K-pop?” I hadn’t – I didn’t know it was short for Korean pop music, or about K-pop “idols” (stars). She played me songs by the South Korean boyband SHINee and I was instantly captivated. It reminded me of the pop music I loved in the 00s, when I was growing up: the bombastic music videos, the repetitive electro-pop hooks, the bands where each member has a distinct role, like a family. It was pure escapism.Gradually, I started listening to more and more K-pop, until I took the plunge and did something I’d previously dismissed as “cringe”. With my twin sister, Hannah, I went to a K-pop-themed “cafe event” at the Gaza cafe in Soho, London. The get-together marked the birthdays of three members of the boyband GOT7. Their music...

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