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The second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has devastated India. As the rage of the virus ebbs and flows, the artist community weighs in on the triumph and toll of art.
The list of permanently closed indie clubs nationwide has only grown during the pandemic, as bank accounts hit zero and loans dry up. The worst may be yet to come
From the setlist to costumes, production and surprise stages, here are a few things we hope to see during the global superstars' first major online concert
Northern Ireland health minister says new songs are “dangerous”
The Virgin Money Unity Arena in Newcastle, England, hosted U.K. indie-rock act Sam Fender and took far more precautions than its U.S. counterparts
Set to take place in October, this will be the South Korean mega stars' first 'in-person' concert of 2020
“I just don’t think that Disney will be safe until we don’t have to wear masks to work anymore. And I don’t think that’s [happening] anytime soon.”
The anti-caste rapper on performative activism, the on-ground reality for a DBA artist in the music industry and why he needed to release his latest track now
The eighth edition of the annual fundraising concert will spotlight over 150 performers from India, the U.S. and U.K. for a cause
Arjun Iyer and Satish Sridhar are documenting the different aspects and emotions of the national lockdown on their upcoming album ‘Songs from the Muck’
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