Here’s Metallica’s ‘Master Of Puppets’ reimagined as an “emo anthem”

Katherine Jenkins was selected to sing the first recording of the new British National Anthem ‘God Save the King’ to mark the start of King Charles III’s reign. The Welsh mezzo-soprano, 42, was invited to tape the rendition by BBC Radio 4 from a rural church in Sussex, south-east England. She had a moment of silence and prayer before recording the song, which Then closed the BBC’s extended ‘World at One’ programme on Radio 4 on Friday afternoon (09.

The nation is in mourning following the sad death of Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away "peacefully" at Balmoral on Thursday afternoon. The Queen was the longest-reigning monarch in UK history and for many Brits, the only one they've known. Her death marks the start of not just a period of mourning but one of change, as many aspects of British life will alter in the wake of Elizabeth II's death and King Charles' reign beginning – with our money, passports and National Anthem all being affected.

the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The long-reigning monarch, 96, died Thursday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, with her eldest child, Charles, now ascending the throne. In honor of the UK’s new royal ruler, the national anthem has been tweaked from “God Save the Queen” to “God Save the King.”The content of the song will remain the same, with the word “queen” simply being swapped out for “king,” and the she/her pronouns changed to he/him.The national anthem was written in 1745 and was originally titled “God Save the King” in honor of then-ruler King George III.The song did not become the country’s anthem until the early 1800s.

Giovanni Pernice has left some of his fans in tears as he shared an important message with them. The dancer is currently busy preparing for the upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing which returns to screens next Saturday (September 17).

EVENTS & EDUCATIONThe UK’s Music Managers Forum has announced that it will hold a Managers Summit at Koko in London on 27 Sep. It will include a keynote interview with Attention Management’s Iain Watt and coincide with the release of new book ‘The Essentials Of Music Management’. Tickets and info here.Brian Eno will give a talk on his approach to sound at the Barbican on 23 Oct, as he unveils ‘Andevernomore: 1st Garden’, a sound installation in the Barbican Conservatory featuring music from his upcoming new album ‘Foreverandevernomore’, which is out on 14 Oct.

“The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” returned from summer break with a bang Tuesday, sending up the judge who ruled in favor of a “special master” for the Donald Trump classified docs case with another “fake news alerts” installment. The bit started with a broadcast TV segment of the news, headlined “Judge Aileen Cannon to Appoint ‘Special Master'” below mugs of the Florida federal judge and Trump, and images of what appeared to be pages from Cannon’s ruling.With that context in place, Colbert’s team rolled out the goods as the unmistakable accordion riff of “Come on Eileen” blasted things off accompanied by a clip from the real music video by the British pop band Dexys Midnight Runners.A custom voiceover then quickly emerges, sounding impressively similar to the vocals from the 1982 hit.

Sex Pistols’ Glen Matlock is to appear on Blondie‘s new album.The bassist previously stepped in for Leigh Foxx on Blondie’s April 2022 UK and US tour after Foxx suffered a back injury. Now, the musician has been announced to play bass on the band’s follow-up to 2017’s ‘Pollinator’ while Foxx recuperates.Speaking to Classic Pop magazine, guitarist Chris Stein said: “Glen has just been great.

It may be the most famous album cover ever created.

It may be 2022 but most of the UK was transported back to 1985 this summer, as Kate Bush’s record-breaking hit Running Up That Hill has been named the UK’s Official Song of the Summer 2022, the can reveal today.

uploaded a slew of photos of herself lounging in a shallow pool, mermaid-style, and captioned the post, “never leaving la isla bonita.”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Lipa has posted several tranches of in recent days, actually. She has sequined bikinis, velour bikinis, and striped bikinis.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Cécile Gaget, a former senior executive at Anton Capital and Gaumont, is set to join Wild Bunch as head of film. It’s a new era for Wild Bunch, which was previously co-headed by Vincent Maraval, Vincent Grimond and Brahim Chioua. It’s now led by Ron Meyer, a veteran studio chief and CAA co-founder, and Sophie Jordan, a former beIN Media Group executive. Gaget will lead the film group reporting to Meyer and Jordan. Gaget, who is well-regarded in the industry and enjoys close relationships with talent, will be overseeing French acquisitions, distribution and local production. She’ll also be ramping up an international production slate, including English-speaking projects for Wild Bunch AG, who will act as producer and financier.

One thing has always been apparent about Sigala: the man knows his way around a bop.

EXCLUSIVE: Timewasters creator Daniel Lawrence Taylor has boarded Netflix Greek mythology reimagining Kaos.

After more than a decade with Sony Music, Olly Murs has announced that he’s signed a new deal with Universal Music’s EMI Records. He is currently in the studio working on the follow-up to his 2018 album ‘You Know I Know’.“I’m absolutely delighted to be signing with EMI, a super label with a great roster of talent”, says Murs.

Blur drummer Dave Rowntree has revealed that he composed the soundtrack for the second season of BBC drama The Capture.The first episode of the six-part season aired last night (August 28) with the second coming tonight (August 29), following on from a first season in 2019.Sharing the news of his score, Rowntree tweeted: “Watching the new series of The Capture tonight with friends. Hope you are too! Score by lil ol me and [Ian Arber].”A synopsis of the new season reads: “Escalating from the CCTV thriller of season one, this brand new six-part series sees DCI Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) in the middle of a new conspiracy – with a new target, MP Isaac Turner (Paapa Essiedu).“‘Invisible’ assassins, the terrifying rise of deepfake technology, the ever-growing tension between government and Big Tech and corruption at the heart of the British media… don’t miss the return of one of the year’s most anticipated dramas.”Watching the new series of The Capture tonight with friends.

Battle-worn fighters, angry seas, stranded ships and dazzling waterfalls. Oh, and an imprisoned man who says “I am not the hero you seek.”