‘Midnight Sun’ summer - how Zara Larsson’s sound and style could define 2026
As summer 2026 approaches, early signs show that Zara Larsson could be set to define the season with what fans are already calling a “Midnight Sun Summer”.
Following the chaotic ‘BRAT’ summer wave that emerged in 2024 and continued to dominate well into summer 2025, the spotlight appears to be shifting towards a brighter moment, with one of pop’s most consistent hitmakers at its centre.
Years on from her early breakthrough across Europe, Zara Larsson has perfected her branding, ready to take this summer by storm, writes Music News Blitz’s Macy Wright.
Music news: The rise of ‘BRAT summer’ superstar Charli XCX
Charli XCX went from niche pop star holding Grindr livestream concerts to being one of the most headlined names, but this did not happen overnight.
In this article, Music News Blitz writer Megan Rogers-Jones will talk about the rise of Charli XCX and how she grew to be one of the biggest names of this generation.
Glastonbury 2025 headliners: A look at Neil Young’s career and legacy
Neil Young has had one of the most influential and enduring careers in rock and folk music and will headline Saturday night at Glastonbury 2025.
His work is known for its emotional depth, raw guitar sound, and socially conscious lyrics.
Here, Music News Blitz takes a look into his musical journey…
Music opinion: Four UK artists that deserve more recognition
It’s easy to get into a rut and turn a blind eye to the smaller up-and-coming artists that could be the ‘next big thing’.
Here, Music News Blitz writer Amelie Da Costa looks at four Northern bands and musicians worth considering for your next music listening session.
Meet the Music News Blitz team part two: Fave songs, memories and ‘don’t-get’ artists
In part one of our Meet the Music News Blitz content team, we grilled them on their best and worst gigs, and asked which Festivals are on their bucket lists.
Here, part two delves into their favourite song in recent times, songs that evoke cherished memories - and revered artists they ‘just don’t get’.