Articles tagged with: Adele
Adele: More Than Happy To Date Common Low-Lifes Like You
Ever seen someone on the TV and thought “I wish I could marry you and live with you in a castle in the clouds”? You haven’t? We should possibly keep our strange Katy Perry fantasies to ourselves. But otherwise, we expect you to have fancied someone famous at some point. Go on admit it. When you were younger your bedroom was plastered full of photos of your favourite musician. Take That fans for example have never removed their promotional photos of their heroes. The chances of you meeting someone famous on a Saturday night are low. But times are changing! Adele wants to meet someone non-famous, and there’s no catch apparently.
Ever seen someone on the TV and thought “I wish I could marry you and live with you in a castle in the clouds”? You haven’t? We should possibly keep our strange Katy Perry fantasies to ourselves. But otherwise, we expect you to have fancied someone famous at some point. Go on admit it. When you were younger your bedroom was plastered full of photos of your favourite musician. Take That fans for example have never removed their promotional photos of their heroes. The chances of you meeting someone famous on a Saturday night are low. But times are changing! Adele wants to meet someone non-famous, and there’s no catch apparently.
Grammy Noms: Hey, Some People Still Like Coldplay!
British people, it's time to celebrate - the world's smuggest, dreariest, most interminable music awards show likes our music! Some of the nominations for next year's Grammys have been announced, and British names like Robert Plant, Adele, Duffy, MIA and Radiohead are all over them. Now we're not saying that this is because 2008 was a bad year for music, but Coldplay did get seven nominations, so we suppose in retrospect we are a bit. And this is just the start - next year the rest of the Grammy nominations are announced, including Best Native American Music Album. Come on Coldplay! Make it eight!
British people, it's time to celebrate - the world's smuggest, dreariest, most interminable music awards show likes our music! Some of the nominations for next year's Grammys have been announced, and British names like Robert Plant, Adele, Duffy, MIA and Radiohead are all over them. Now we're not saying that this is because 2008 was a bad year for music, but Coldplay did get seven nominations, so we suppose in retrospect we are a bit. And this is just the start - next year the rest of the Grammy nominations are announced, including Best Native American Music Album. Come on Coldplay! Make it eight!
Mercury Music Prize 2008: The Nominees, Part One
Over the last twelve moths, thousands of albums have been released. The majority of them are crap, but still somehow seem to get airplay and a clump of fans. The Mercury Music prize, however, aims to honour the best British album released over the last year - the one crafted so well that John Lennon is itching in his coffin to try and claim credit for it. This prize isn’t like your typical Smash Hits or Brit nomination. It challenges your perception of music and doesn’t necessarily nominate the most popular bands. From dubstep to electronics, there is something that will hopefully please the music fan who looks a little deeper then the same ten bands featured in Q magazine. Hold on tight as we go in for a deeper look at this year's nominations, with the rest to come tomorrow.
Over the last twelve moths, thousands of albums have been released. The majority of them are crap, but still somehow seem to get airplay and a clump of fans. The Mercury Music prize, however, aims to honour the best British album released over the last year - the one crafted so well that John Lennon is itching in his coffin to try and claim credit for it. This prize isn’t like your typical Smash Hits or Brit nomination. It challenges your perception of music and doesn’t necessarily nominate the most popular bands. From dubstep to electronics, there is something that will hopefully please the music fan who looks a little deeper then the same ten bands featured in Q magazine. Hold on tight as we go in for a deeper look at this year's nominations, with the rest to come tomorrow.
