AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMOBO Awards: Kanya King, founder of the MOBO Awards and a driving force for Black British music, has died aged 57 after a courageous battle with colon cancer; the 2026 ceremony will be dedicated to her. UK Tours: Duran Duran announce autumn UK & European arena dates, including Glasgow, Belfast, Birmingham, Liverpool, and Leeds, with Pigeon supporting on the UK leg. New Music Releases: This week’s UK-facing drops include Madonna’s dance single “Love Sensation” and Tinashe’s “Too Easy,” plus major pop soundtrack news from Taylor Swift. Live Theatre & Music: The Choir of Man launches its first-ever UK national tour with a Cheltenham stop, while Nothing But Thieves share details for their “Stray Dogs” album-era run. Radio & Culture: Bob Harris steps down from BBC Radio 2 shows due to ill health. Health & Voice: Susan Boyle says her singing voice “still needs some work” after a stroke, but she’s making progress with therapy and lessons. Local Music Scene: A new list of Glasgow albums aims to map the city’s sound, from The Blue Nile to Simple Minds.
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