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Pop and rock

18 June 2024

  • The Cimarons performing at the Rainbow theatre, Finsbury Park, 24 October 1979

    ‘The way they’ve been exploited is obscene’: the untold story of forgotten UK reggae heroes Cimarons

  • ‘An artist needs a certain amount of turmoil and confusion’ … Joni Mitchell circa 1972.

    ‘I had a lot of questions about myself’: Joni Mitchell’s psychological 70s quest and the ‘Me’ decade

17 June 2024

  • Penny Henry in the 1980s

    Other lives
    Penny Henry obituary

  • Hockey Dad

    Australian critic's picks
    Critic’s pick: Hockey Dad, the surf-rock duo with surprising depth

  • Two Indian men dressed in hats, leis and flags in the German colours of black, red and gold, dance by the side of a lake with two similarly dressed women dancing behind them

    ‘The groove is infectious’: Bhangra-beat Euro 2024 anthem thrills Germany

  • Coldplay.

    Coldplay: vinyl copies of new album Moon Music will be made from old plastic bottles

  • Download festival review – the rock fest’s most cursed year ever

  • Club culture
    From topping the 90s charts to ‘very controlled and predictable’ today: is the remix dead?

  • Swifties and academics debate Taylor Swift, from misogyny to millipedes

16 June 2024

  • Chaka Khan.

    Chaka Khan review – queen of funk sounds as majestic as ever

  • Black and white portrait of John Cale.

    ‘Hip-hop is the new avant garde’: John Cale on Lou Reed, anger and continual reinvention

15 June 2024

  • Beth Gibbons performs at the Barbican, London. 9/6/24

    Kitty Empire's artist of the week
    Beth Gibbons review – an unapologetically intense triumph

  • Aziya in black and white profile.

    One to watch
    One to watch: Aziya

14 June 2024

  • Corey Taylor of Slipknot performing at Download festival, 14 June 2019.

    Barclays suspends sponsorship of Download, Latitude and Isle of Wight festivals

  • Sam Morton.

    Sam Morton: Daffodils & Dirt review – actor’s intoxicating trip-hop debut

  • John Grant

    John Grant: The Art of the Lie review – grooving funk odyssey

  • Crowded House at Shepherd's Bush Empire.

    Crowded House review – raucous spun-sugar pop perfection

  • John Cale: Poptical Illusion review – counterculture icon finds his fun side

  • Normani: Dopamine review – pop’s longest-awaited debut almost defeats the trolls

13 June 2024

  • woman with long hair leans against doorway

    Brash, insouciant, unfiltered: how Charli XCX made pop fun again

    In a year of major releases from stars, the British singer has managed to come out on top with Brat: a catchy, internet-consuming album that captures a particular moment
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