Liberty Dunworth, Author at NME

Michael Eavis performs surprise set at Glastonbury 2024

The festival founder broke out classics by Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley to open the Park Stage

Paul Heaton recalls “mind-blowing” first experience of playing Glastonbury in 1986

The Housemartins frontman also recalls the secret to building a relationship with fans, and the newer artists he’d put on his dream festival line-up

Here is the merchandise available at Glastonbury 2024

The gates opened yesterday, but what attire is on offer?

Ed Sheeran beats Taylor Swift to be named most played artist

He topped the list for the seventh time in nine years

Kendrick Lamar’s Drake diss track ‘Not Like Us’ is eligible for Grammys, says CEO

The song saw him take aim at the Canadian rapper and label him as a “certified paedophile”

Gibson announce Jeff Beck ‘YardBurst’ 1959 Les Paul Standard custom guitar

The guitar arrives on what would have been his 80th birthday, and only 130 models have been made

Sony Music, UMG and Warner Records sue AI brands for copyright violations

The suit claims that the technology “threatens to displace the genuine human artistry that is at the heart of copyright protection”

Crazy Town singer Shifty Shellshock dies aged 49

The singer is most widely recognised for 1999 hit 'Butterfly'

Full line-up announced for Kylie Minogue at BST London Hyde Park

The latest wave of artists will join previously announced support acts Marina, Anitta and ALTÉGO

Wargasm: “Our first dream collaboration was with Fred Durst – our second is on the way”

The duo opened up about their close ties to Download Festival, being "inseparable" from Limp Bizkit, and how they're about to start a new era with new material