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Luz: “I feel like every gig I play is a hometown show”

The Irish singer-songwriter talks writer’s block, Noah Kahan and social media ahead of her first headline shows

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Stage Times: Bimini

Ahead of representing the UK at RuPaul's Drag Race: Werq The World Tour, Bimini guides us through their best, worst and weirdest performances so far

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Girl Scout: “I think there’s still an element of impatience”

Vocalist and guitarist Emma Jansson on life inside the whirlwind of the band rising too fast to keep up with

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Stuck In A Lift

Felix White didn’t know he was in John McEnroe’s band

The Tailender and musician on co-chairing a cricket team, bad advice from Noel Gallagher and dreams of selling chips at Craven Cottage

Mark King, lead singer and bassist of the band Level 42Mark King, lead singer and bassist of the band Level 42

Showstoppers

Mark King of Level 42 on the story behind ‘The Sun Goes Down (Livin’ It Up)’

The songwriter, vocalist and bassist takes us behind the curtain of one of his band’s most memorable tracks

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My Greatest Hits: Howard Jones

The synth-pop luminary picks his own defining moments from his 40 year career

Mo TroperMo Troper

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Mo Troper’s third wave of power pop playlist

Portland's power pop supremo talks us through his list of the finest bands from the genre's latest crop

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Jake Ewald: “Coming to the UK is like a bunch of people saying, ‘Keep doing this, it matters’”

The Slaughter Beach, Dog frontman on life after Modern Baseball and how his solo project has finally turned into a band

Kevin Rowland DexysKevin Rowland Dexys

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Kevin Rowland: “In Dexys, I’m the leader. If I’m not happy… we ain’t doing it.”

The Dexys frontman on waiting for the world to catch up with him and how personal growth inspired their new record

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Stage Times: Hak Baker

The top boy of G-folk on his first, worst, biggest and weirdest gigs