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Yungblud launches music festival to shake up the ‘too expensive’ industry

Yungblud launches music festival to shake up the ‘too expensive’ industry

Fighting for a new world that ‘represents love, unity, and equality for all,’ the acclaimed singer has announced Bludfest, which offers cheap, and even free, entry to people from all backgrounds. The aim is to set a precedent that music is for everybody, not just the few who can afford it. To his fans, Yungblud is the voice of Gen Z. And although his music may not be to...

By London, UK
Coldplay cut carbon emissions by 59 per cent on world tour

Coldplay cut carbon emissions by 59 per cent on world tour

Three years ago, the band pledged to put on one of the greenest tours in history. In light of updates that they’ve exceeded their climate change target by almost 10 per cent, they’re being praised as ‘setting a new standard’ for eco-conscious approaches to live music. In 2019, world-famous artist Chris Martin vowed never to tour again unless it was done sustainably and with a positive impact. Coldplay’s frontman has...

By London, UK
Opinion – Drake and Kendrick’s feud is a lose-lose for women

Opinion – Drake and Kendrick’s feud is a lose-lose for women

Both rappers have weaponized feminism and demonised women in an effort to one-up each other.  It was the feud heard around the world. By now, you’ll know that Drake and Kendrick Lamar are far from friendly. After years of alleged hostility, both singers have released searing diss tracks that seem to have united a divided world; we can’t help but micro-analyse every lyric. But it’s not all popcorn and streams. Watching...

By Brighton, UK
‘Women-only’ exhibit challenges gender discrimination charges

‘Women-only’ exhibit challenges gender discrimination charges

‘Ladies Lounge’ has taken a creative approach to deterring unwanted male visitors.  Tasmania’s Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) raised eyebrows when it launched an exhibition open only to women. Titled ‘Ladies Lounge’, the exhibit features works by American artist Kirsh Kaechele, and is designed as a commentary on misogynistic borders in the art world and beyond. However, the show was abruptly closed in April last year, when Sydney resident...

By Brighton, UK