Entries in 'wireless' (11)

Festival Republic boss Melvin Benn has told Music Week reports of the demise of camping festivals have been greatly exaggerated - despite the rise of city centre events. Benn, who ...

Annie Mac believes change is coming in the music business. The BBC Radio 1 presenter and founder of AMP (Annie Mac Presents) has told Music Week that, following her comments ...

Spotify’s Who We Be Live is returning to Alexandra Palace in London and it will be staged at O2 Academy Birmingham in the summer.  The sold-out inaugural event – inspired ...

Yungen is planning to build his international audience in 2018 as he launches his US career this week at South By Southwest, manager Isaac Kyerematen, of House Of Forever, has ...

Stormzy, J Cole and DJ Khaled have been confirmed as the headline acts for Wireless 2018. The Live Nation festival returns to Finsbury Park in London on July 6-8. ...

In the latest issue of Music Week, out today, our cover story asks whether there is a problem at the top of the UK's major festivals, with our new ...

From Wireless to Download, the range of festivals on offer to music fans in the UK has never been more diverse. The number of people enjoying live music events is ...

Chance The Rapper, Skepta and The Weeknd have been unveiled as the headline acts for this year’s Wireless Festival. Now in its 12th year, the UK’s biggest urban music festival ...

By Nick Atkins Campaigners are trying to raise money to fund a legal challenge to stop Wireless Festival from being held in Finsbury Park. 

Renovations begin at Bataclan Renovations have begun at Le Bataclan ahead of it reopening later this year. The Paris venue closed following the terrorist attack on November 13. In a  ...