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Ezra Collective winning the Mercury Prize proves that right now in music, anything goes
No one was robbed, but the band seemed surprised by the win and did not prepare speeches
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60 reasons why the Rolling Stones are still the world's greatest rock’n’roll band
From Dartford to drug busts – as they release their first album in 18 years, here’s why there will never be another band like the Stones
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Angry is The Rolling Stones’ best single in 40 years
The first taste of the Stones' long-awaited album Hackney Diamonds is an absolute blast
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How Fred Again defied his ‘nepo baby’ accusers to become the world’s hottest DJ
Millions are flocking to watch Fred Gibson, whose combination of hard graft and talent transcends his posh beginnings
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Fred again: the producer to the stars proves too polite by half
At the first of four sold-out dates at Alexandra Palace, Fred Gibson's fans were ready for a party – but this show never quite delivered
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The folk songs that could replace Rule Britannia
If it’s time for change at the Last Night of the Proms, our wealth of traditional tunes provides plenty of lively options
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Behind the music
The stories behind the greats - a celebration of musical nostalgia
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60 reasons why the Rolling Stones are still the world's greatest rock’n’roll band
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The secret to Paul McCartney’s genius? It’s all about that bass
The Beatle is the finest – and most famous – bass player in pop history. But what happened to his beloved Hofner guitar?
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How robots are replacing talent scouts in the crisis-ridden music industry
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The Brit who made Meat Loaf’s I’d Do Anything for Love a hit – then disappeared
Thirty years ago, the rocker’s electric duet with an unknown Geordie made the song a chart-topper. What happened next?
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