He's a "Lucky Man," because the latest support act for Oasis' upcoming reunion tour was announced Monday (Oct. 21). Richard ...

Chief amongst them were The Melody Maker who, not to be outdone by The Guardian spread Tom and Ed across their front cover ... 2 in the album chart (this time The Verve’s Urban Hymns was the ...

Richard Ashcroft is the first act to be announced for next summer’s Nocturne Live concert series at Blenheim Palace supported ...

Cd 1 01. Back To The Land; 02. I Cover The Waterfront - (12" LP take); 03. I Cover The Waterfront - (master take); 04. Somebody Loves Me; 05. I've Found A New Baby; 06. Man I Love, The; 07. Peg O' My ...

One album cover has been selected from each year, dating back to 1949, which is represented by Alex Steinweiss’s design for Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3 – created as an alternative to the plain sleeves ...

Just four months into the reunion tour and with a new album on the ... died in 2020. The Verve had already broken up once before they released their 1997 masterpiece Urban Hymns.

MARK FRITH & THE CLASSIC DOUBLE BAND PRESENT THE VERVE 'URBAN HYMNS' + OASIS '(WHATS THE STORY) MORNING GLORY' Grab your friends and join us for our next LIVE IN THE MARQUEE performance at the ...

Keith Urban wowed the the late-night crowd with an impromptu banjo cover that might surprise you. This week on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Urban stopped by to promote his new album ...

The singer also took the opportunity cover Sabrina Carpenter‘s “Espresso” on the banjo. Urban announced his new album on Instagram back in June, explaining that it was borne out of a ...

Since he announced his talents with The Verve’s debut album A Storm In Heaven in 1993 ... not least because his magnum opus, 1998’s Urban Hymns, which spawned four Top Ten singles in the ...

Big-deal Australian country star Keith Urban seems to sincerely love present-day pop music. A few months ago, Urban covered Ariana Grande’s “We Can’t Be Friends,” which he said was his ...

From pop star to Pop Pop star: Octogenarian Keith Martin stands in for David Bowie in a recreation of the "Starman" singer's 1973 "Aladdin Sane" album cover. BCP council / SWNS Look what you made ...