AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRadio shake-up: Bob Harris, the long-running BBC Radio 2 voice behind Radio 2 Country and Sounds of the 70s, says he’s stepping down due to worsening health, thanking listeners after nearly 56 years on air. Britpop nostalgia: Blur’s founding member Graham Coxon Rowntree is taking his “No One You Know” stories-and-photos show on the road, with dates in Henley-on-Thames and Banbury. Pop megastars in Norfolk: Christina Aguilera is confirmed as the Friday headliner for HeritageLive at Sandringham on 21 August, her only UK show of 2026, with Craig David, Blue and Ruby Roberts supporting. Alt-rock new era: Weezer share second single “We Might As Well Be Strangers” ahead of their 20th album (out 21 August) and a UK/Europe touring run. Live music logistics: Cardiff fans heading to Take That (16 June) and Metallica (28 June) face major road closures and travel disruption around Principality Stadium. K-pop on the move: Le Sserafim announce their PUREFLOW Tour, including London’s O2 Arena on 16 October. World Cup soundtrack moment: IRN-BRU and Susan Boyle team up with John McGinn and others for Scotland’s tongue-in-cheek anthem “We’re Made in Scotland from Girders.” New UK tour: DMA’s release “Hurracane” and confirm a UK & Ireland tour for February 2027.
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