Culture news 'The world's gone mad': Kate Bush on 'Stranger Things' chart revival The singer has her first US top 10 ever thanks to the hit Netflix show 'Stranger Things,' but how does she feel about it? 22/06/2022
Cult Cape Verde music continues to top charts with new artists generation Music is said to be Cape Verde’s biggest export and a new generation of Cape Verdean singers and songwriters continue to dominate the music charts. 22/06/2022
Hear Five unique European music traditions you may not know about From Slovakian bagpipes to poetic duelling in Cyrpus, Europe has a lot of enchanting musical traditions. #WorldMusicDay. 21/06/2022
See What on earth is rave aerobics? Like the idea of dancing to 200 BPM music in fancy dress? Leni Wolf does. 20/06/2022
no comment Arena di Verona celebrates 99 years with Verdi`s Aida Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida, a symbol of the Opera Festival, was performed at the Arena of Verona on Saturday night, the second day of the opening weekend. 20/06/2022
Culture news Cast of Jimi Hendrix's penis goes on show in Iceland The museum has had a plaster cast of the guitarist's member donated 52 years after his death. 16/06/2022
Culture news Beyoncé announces new album after social media blackout This will be the singer's seventh album, coming six years after the incredible 'Lemonade'. 16/06/2022
Culture news BTS taking a break: How did the K-pop band conquer the world? As the members of BTS say they are taking a break due to "exhaustion", we look at how the band rose to international stardom. 15/06/2022
Culture news Why has Lizzo rereleased her latest song? After backlash online Lizzo rereleased her single 'GRRRLS' from upcoming album 'Special,' but what got fans so annoyed? 14/06/2022
Hear Spotify: how two Swedish guys took over music streaming As Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon announce their grand ambitions for the next ten years of Spotify, we look at what made the app such a success. 09/06/2022
Hear 'Mad Men' to 'Stranger Things': shows which got old hits in the charts Which cult TV shows have got music back in the charts? 06/06/2022
Hear I listened to 7,500 independent artists for the Reddit Grammy Awards Looking for a way to post her own music, this Redditor ended up setting herself a colossal music listening task. 31/05/2022
Hear The history of virtual concerts - from K-pop to ABBA Voyage Euronews looks back at the history of virtual and hologram concerts. 27/05/2022
Hear What happens when music is criminalised? After the Islamic Revolution, western music was banned in Iran. So how did people carry on listening to their favourite songs? 26/05/2022
Scenes The female rap group inspiring young women across India "Rapping gives me confidence. Rapping gives me a feeling of liberty and empowerment. It's my way of survival." 23/05/2022
Culture news Fyre Festival founder released from prison early Billy McFarland was serving a six-year sentence for two counts of wire fraud. 19/05/2022
Culture news 8 unique European music traditions that are protected by UNESCO Italy wants opera to be protected by UNESCO, what other European musical traditions are recognised? 18/05/2022
Culture news Spotify trialling new feature for artists' NFTs The music-streaming giant says the option has only been made available to a "very small group of artists" and select Android users across the United States (US). 17/05/2022
Culture news Italy seeks UNESCO heritage recognition for its world-famous opera Espresso might have not made the cut, but the Italian opera is seeking to be recognised on UNESCO’s prestigious list of intangible global heritage. 17/05/2022
Culture news This is Europe's other song contest, for minority languages only They call it the “Eurovision of minority languages,” but the title would be reductive of what Liet International actually represents. 16/05/2022
Culture news Eurovision 2022: ‘Voting irregularities’ identified in six juries The countries which saw their jury votes removed were: Azerbaijan, Georgia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania and San Marino. 16/05/2022
Culture news Eurovision: Ukraine's lead singer on music amid the horrors of war Ukraine is this year's hot favourite to win this year's Eurovision song contest. We meet the man who leads the Kalush Orchestra as the final draws near. 13/05/2022
See Why you need to watch Eurovision, according to the superfans We spoke to some of the Eurovision Song Contest's biggest fans to find out why they love it so much, and why other people should be watching the final this Saturday 13/05/2022
Culture news Nick Cave son death: how tragedy has shaped the artist's life Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' frontman's eldest son has been confirmed dead, just seven years after the death of his son, Arthur. 10/05/2022
no comment Bono of U2 gives a show in the metro of Kyiv Singer Bono and guitarist The Edge of the Irish rock band U2 performed a mini concert in a metro station in central Kyiv on Sunday. 08/05/2022
Hear 'A big responsibility': Ukraine's Eurovision entry is favourite to win Oleh Psiuk, frontman of Kalush Orchestra relates the inspiration behind their Eurovision entry "Stefania". 06/05/2022
