Is Wunderhorse’s rise spearheading a return to the UK’s indie-rock era?
A stellar debut album, steady progression and an electrifying sound are exactly how the Cornwall-based band will become a household name in the near future.
Blending aspects of rock and grunge, the sound created by the band feels like an old school throwback sewn together with modern ideas, writes Gabriel Mills for Music News Blitz.
Music news: Reneé Rapp embraces chaos and candour on her new album ‘Bite Me’
Reneé Rapp doesn’t just walk into a room - she storms in, kicks off her shoes, and dares you to challenge her.
She’s not asking for your attention, but rather, she’s demanding it in her music on her own unfiltered, gloriously chaotic terms.
Her latest album, Bite Me, is a gritty, glittering explosion of emotion, identity, and pure, unfiltered attitude, writes Music News Blitz’s Anna Ferraz.
Seven pop stars who would definitely survive in a horror movie: Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and more
If horror movies have taught us anything, it's that not everyone gets out alive. It’s the ones with strength, resilience, agility and intelligence that always make it out in the end.
Now, let’s imagine the setting for a horror film was the modern-day music industry. What pop stars would be amongst those who outsmart and escape the killer?
Here are the seven stars Music News Blitz writer Evie Scorggie is betting on.
The Coachella of African music: The festival putting African music on the world stage
From Ghana to Portugal to Miami, Afro Nation has become the go-to celebration of African sounds, and its influence is reshaping the global festival scene.
Here, Music News Blitz’s Lindokuhle Mlombo takes us through the growth of Afro Nation and its importance.
London meets the log drum: Uncle Waffles leads the amapiano wave
Swazi-born DJ Uncle Waffles is turning London scenes and stages into South African dance floors, proving that amapiano is the beat everyone needs to know.
In this article, Music News Blitz’s Lindokuhle Mlombo takes us through Uncle Waffles’ career and the impact she has had on amapiano and the global music industry.
From viral songs to self-discovery: Eman Askar on music and multipotentiality
Music Speakers have the power to inspire through both words and sound, and Eman Askar is a shining example.
A multipotentialite artist, writer, and singer, she has built a reputation for blending creativity with authenticity, reaching global audiences with her unique voice.
Eman first captured international attention with her viral release “Story of Palestine”, a song that gave powerful artistic expression to a cause close to her heart.
Though not a political activist, she used her art to bridge cultural perspectives and spark meaningful dialogue.
Today, she continues to explore the intersections of creativity, identity, and storytelling, empowering others to embrace their journeys without comparison.
In this exclusive interview with The Champions Speakers Agency, Eman shares her thoughts on music, self-expression, and the lessons she’s learned along the way.
The Life of a Showgirl news: Taylor Swift’s new era has officially been unveiled
Taylor Swift’s transformation over nearly two decades reads like a masterclass in reinvention.
She began as a teenage country prodigy, blossomed into a global pop powerhouse, explored the indie-folk terrain of folklore and evermore, and now steps into a bold, glittering new chapter: The Life of a Showgirl.
Music News Blitz writer Anna Ferraz delves deeper into the iconic album release…
Music news: Want it trending? Put it on TikTok!
For a song to become a hit, it used to have to be played on radio stations every hour of every day.
Remember sitting in the car flipping through radio channels and just hearing the same song on repeat? That’s how music would go viral. Not anymore.
In 2025, for a song to be a hit, you just need to upload it to social media platform TikTok, sing along or do a silly little dance, and boom - it’s a hit.
Music News Blitz writer Evie Scroggie explains more…
Music analysis: Is artificial intelligence taking over the music industry too?
We have all noticed the uprising of artificial intelligence use across many aspects of life, but now we are beginning to see its use within the music industry.
Many have conflicting views about the use of AI in the world of music production.
Here, Music News Blitz writer Evie Scroggie gets stuck into the debate.
BGT’s Jon Courtenay: From Palladium dreams to golden buzzer glory
Jonathan "Jon" Courtenay is a true triple-threat - a comedian, pianist, and award-winning entertainer who captured the hearts of the nation with his heartfelt original songs on Britain’s Got Talent 2020, becoming the first-ever Golden Buzzer act to win the series.
Hailing from Mossley, Manchester, Jon has been honing his craft since childhood, seamlessly blending stand-up comedy, musical performance, and a touch of magic into a show that resonates across all ages.
In this exclusive interview with The Champions Speakers Agency, we speak with one of the UK’s most sought-after entertainers about life after winning BGT, crafting original songs that tug at the heartstrings, and that unforgettable golden buzzer moment at the Palladium.
The hilarious #HamiltonTrend on TikTok: When Eliza’s plea becomes a punchline
It has been a decade since the Broadway sensation Hamilton rewired our brains to rap along to American history, and made us believe that its founding fathers spoke exclusively in couplets and perfect harmonies.
Now, in 2025, the internet has found a way to take one of the musical’s most quietly devastating moments and turn it into pure slapstick chaos. The scene in question? That tiny emotional gut-punch, blink-and-you’ll-miss-it duet, “Best of Wives and Best of Women”, where Eliza wakes to find her husband Alexander preparing to leave for a meeting at dawn.
In the show, it’s tender and ominous like a moment that lingers like a lump in your throat, knowing full well he’s on his way to duel Aaron Burr.
On TikTok, however, Alexander isn’t walking nobly to his fate - he’s booking it like a man running late for his Uber.
Music News Blitz writer Anna Ferraz delves further into the social phenomenon.
From Sabbath to solo: The life of the great Ozzy Osbourne
The recent passing of heavy metal and rock singer, songwriter and media personality Ozzy Osbourne has spread sadness throughout the world.
Ozzy’s life was full of many controversial moments both in his career and his personal life.
Here, Music News Blitz writer Evie Scroggie delivers a timeline of what she believes to be Osbourne’s most monumental moments.
From pop idol to public speaker: Gareth Gates on overcoming adversity through music
Gareth Gates, one of the UK’s most recognisable music acts speakers, has transformed his early challenges into a powerful message of resilience and purpose.
Rising to fame as the runner-up on the first season of Pop Idol, Gareth captivated the nation not only with his vocal talent but also his honesty in speaking about life with a stammer.
In this exclusive interview with The Champions Speakers Agency, he reflects on the role music played in helping him find his voice - both literally and figuratively - and shares the key lessons he now brings to the stage as an inspirational speaker.
Tyla ignites summer with ‘WWP,’ a four-track party in under 12 minutes
Tyla dropped an anthem when she dropped her EP, WWP (We Wanna Party).
Released Friday, July 25, it arrives as the perfect summer playlist, blending Pop, R&B, Amapiano and Afrobeats.
PinkPantheress faces racial bias in electronic music despite chart-topping hit
UK artist PinkPantheress has exposed bias against black women who make electronic music, sharing the belief that she has been overlooked for certain career opportunities due to her identity, reports Music News Blitz’s Shameeka Voyiya.
New music roundup: Justin Bieber, Jackboys, Bien and Burna Boy drop fresh music
It’s been a busy month in music, with big names dropping new tracks and projects that span genres and moods - from Burna Boy’s fiery new album to Justin Bieber’s surprise return to the spotlight.
From vulnerability to bravado, this month’s new releases offer something for every mood, and Music News Blitz’s Nicole Powell takes us through just some of the best releases.
Why Tyla’s new single ‘IS IT’ has us excited for a whole new era
Tyla’s latest drop, “IS IT”, released on July 11, 2025, isn’t just another summer anthem - it’s a statement.
The South African Grammy winner keeps her signature amapiano-pop fusion alive, but this time, she’s adding new textures and teasing a fresh sonic identity.
This doesn’t feel like a side release - it feels like the start of something.
Oasis ‘25 in Manchester: It’s good to be back
At the time of writing this introductory paragraph, Music News Blitz’s Charlie Gardner has just got back from the July 12 show at Heaton Park.
Here he’ll be aiming to fanatically rant about the experience under the guise of a review of the whole day, with some tips on how to make the most of it too.
Spoiler alert: they’ve still got it.
Oasis ‘25 - Supersonic setlist?
It’s real - Oasis are back, Liam and Noel probably won’t fall out before the show you’ve got tickets for, and you’re hoping your favourite song makes the cut.
But will it? Written by Music News Blitz’s Charlie Gardner, here’s an overview of the songs played so far, with a couple comments on key tracks that may be missing.
(DISCLAIMER: This setlist is amazing - if your song gets swapped out, well - sorry!)
Sabrina Carpenter celebrates back-to-back sold-out shows at BST Hyde Park
Sabrina Carpenter has reached another milestone in her fast-rising career after performing two back-to-back sold-out shows at London’s BST Hyde Park.
The pop star headlined on both Friday, July 5, and Saturday, July 6, drawing in a combined crowd of more than 130,000 fans over the two nights.