Following last night’s GRAMMY’s, where Sting & Shaggy were awarded Best Reggae Album for their collaborative UK Top Ten hit record 44/876, the pair have announced their return to the UK with The 44/876 Tour.
Kourtney Kardashian follows a ballet called Kim Kardashian (2016), and a stage play, Khloé Kardashian (2017), as the final part of an accidental trilogy of performances
“This current tour has been a great way to start, but it just isn’t enough for us…so we’re coming back to do a full tour later in the year with our new 4-piece band, playing even more songs from Get Tragic”
Blending intimately-told, warmly-inviting stories with arrangements of a hushed majesty, fans of Crosby, Still & Nash, Nick Drake and Dylan will find much to enjoy on ‘Songs From Aurora’.
Returning revitalised after something of a year’s holiday, please welcome back the festival that always believed bigger was better…
Pipeline Theatre’s new play is about a disgraced academic, an alt-right provocateur, an anti-Islamist, an anti-immigrant, a racist… who’s also terminally ill, and finding himself treated by an ethnically diverse care team.
“Following our milestone 10th anniversary last year, we are excited to take Rewind into the future with a celebration of not just 80s artists but also legends whose influence spans far beyond the decade. It’s going to be a fantastic three days in Capesthorne Hall with something for everyone.”
“The Crack. I cannot explain to you the impact that this LP had. It is simply one of the best albums of it’s time. A true treasure that that does not age but only impresses the more you play it.”
BLACKPINK, consisting of 4 members: JISOO, JENNIE, ROSÉ and LISA, has drawn a lot of attention with their first debut single album ‘SQUARE ONE’ in 2016. Following their successful debut, they have released one single and three EPs so far.
“…it’s a beguiling, often beautiful album that quietly but purposefully announces his return to the fray, as ever, on his own terms.” The Guardian