- Take That return to the Music Week cover as we hear all about the latest stage of the pop icons' evolution in our November edition.
- With their career now well into its fourth decade, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen preview their 10th album Dreamers, alongside execs from Island EMI, Corduroy Artists, SJM Concerts, UTA and more.
- Also in the issue, in her first interview since leaving her role as Spotify’s global head of editorial, we speak to Sulinna Ong about her next big gig: joining U2’s management team. She reflects on working with Full Stop’s Irving and Jeffrey Azoff, and why she decided to swap streaming for the “scary” world of artist management.
- Elsewhere, WME London’s new chief Josh Javor opens up on stepping into the top job at the agency, his late mentor Steve Strange, and Coldplay’s record-breaking global stadium tour.
- Next up, we introduce five of the Black Music Coalition's Excellence Honourees for 2026 as the emerging talent initiative reaches its fifth year.
- Completing this month's features line-up, Partisan Records' Jeff Bell and Zena White sit down to reflect on the label's Music Week Awards win.
- Fontaines DC’s team open up about their blockbuster campaign for Dopamine Chamber in The Big Story, while Mis-Teeq founding member and solo star Sabrina Washington shares her top five career tips in Mentor Me.
