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Harry Styles' 'One Night in Manchester' album launch concert now streaming on Netflix
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Harry Styles' sold-out, one-night-only concert on March 6 at Manchester's Co-op Live Arena—celebrating his fourth solo album 'Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally'—is now available to stream on Netflix starting March 8. This marks his first full live concert released on-demand via streaming, complete with tour ticket details and previews of his new music.
New York band Geese performed a cover of the Stone Roses' 1989 track 'Fools Gold' during their concert on March 24 at Manchester's O2 Victoria Warehouse. The group integrated the cover into their song '2122' from the 2023 album 3D Country. This tribute follows their recent shout-out to the Stone Roses at the BRIT Awards.
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PinkPantheress has shared a TikTok video demonstrating how she produced her song 'Tonight' solely on her MacBook keyboard. The track serves as the lead single from her second mixtape 'Fancy That', released in April last year. She highlighted affordable production methods amid her recent BRIT Award win for Producer of the Year.
PinkPantheress has been named the Producer of the Year at the 2026 BRIT Awards, becoming the youngest recipient and the first woman to win the honor. The announcement highlights her innovative contributions to British pop music. The ceremony will take place in Manchester for the first time outside London.
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Alex Warren has been announced as the latest performer for the 2026 BRIT Awards, joining a roster that includes Harry Styles and Rosalía. The ceremony, marking the event's first time outside London in its 50-year history, will take place at Manchester's Co-op Live on February 28. Warren's hit 'Ordinary' is nominated for International Song of the Year.
RAYE has revealed details of her highly anticipated second studio album, titled 'This Music May Contain Hope', set for release on March 27. The project follows her breakthrough debut 'My 21st Century Blues' and builds on the success of her recent single 'Where Is My Husband!'. She described the album as a comforting 'hug' for listeners navigating tough times.
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Scottish artist Jacob Alon has been named the winner of the 2026 BRITs Critics’ Choice Award, beating out Rose Gray and Sienna Spiro. The announcement marks the first winner revealed for the upcoming ceremony. Alon’s debut album ‘In Limerence’ earned critical acclaim and a Mercury Prize nomination last year.