Eternal sunshine deluxe: Ariana Grande expands her vision with ‘brighter days ahead
Ariana Grande’s 'eternal sunshine' was never just an album - it was a statement, a deeply personal journey wrapped in shimmering synths and raw emotion.
Now, one year after its release, she’s expanding that world with 'eternal sunshine deluxe: brighter days ahead', set to arrive on March 28, 2025.
Review: Back to the Future: The Musical - Time well spent or a waste of time?
It was a sunny Friday evening in March of 2025, when my girlfriend Chloe and I took a trip to the Adelphi Theatre in London, a birthday present from her to me, to see Back to the Future: The Musical and put simply, it did not disappoint.
This was the second time I had seen the show, the first being when it opened in Manchester back in 2020, which is something I do, and will continue to, brag about at every opportunity.
The film itself is my all-time favourite and so when the story was retold in a musical theatre fashion, and as a self-proclaimed ‘thespian’, my dreams came true.
One year of eternal sunshine: The album that defined Ariana Grande’s artistry
One year ago today, Ariana Grande released what I truly believe is the best project of her career.
Eternal sunshine isn’t just an album - it’s an experience, a novel of emotions wrapped in stunning production and deeply personal lyrics.
It’s the kind of record that makes you feel something with every listen.
Glastonbury Festival 2025: Prodigy always ‘start the dance’ and put on a show
The line-up for Glastonbury 2025 is now out for everyone to get excited about, and there are some epic dance bands like Leftfield taking the stage at Worthy Farm this summer.
Fatboy Slim will be spinning the crowd into a frenzy on Friday, while the legendary Leftfield are set for a sizzling Saturday performance.
But Music News Blitz’s Charlie Gardner is most excited about the dance act who will be part of the line-up closing the Festival on Sunday - The Prodigy.
Glastonbury news: Why I won’t be watching The 1975’s Headline act at Worthy Farm
Ah March. The sun starts shining, the evenings are longer - and you find out who is headlining Glastonbury.
All is good with the world (apart from the whole Trump-Putin-Zelensky stuff), and then you find out The 1975 are headlining Friday night.
Matty Healy and his gang will headline for the first time at Worthy Farm - but I’m afraid I won’t be tuning in, as this band are firmly in my ‘just don’t get it’ camp.
Glastonbury Festival 2025: The headliners, the heritage, the myth and the music
Glastonbury 2025 will take place at Worthy Farm in Somerset from June 25-29 this summer, with The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo taking the headline slots.
Matty Healy's 1975 will be headline for the first time on Friday night, while US star Rodrigo will close the Festival on the Pyramid Stage on Sunday night.
Neil Young will take to the stage on Saturday evening, with Charli XCX, Raye, Biffy Clyro, Alanis Morrissette and The Prodigy also set to entertain Glastonbury’s masses.
Music News Blitz album review and rating: People Watching - Sam Fender
Geordie sensation Sam Fender has graced us once again with his third studio LP titled ‘People Watching’, writes Music News Blitz’s Elliot Cox.
Fans have been absolutely ‘clammin’ for more material from Sam Fender since the critically-acclaimed ‘Seventeen Going Under’ record three years prior.
Meet the Music News Blitz team part three: Karaoke choices, fave albums and guilty pleasures
Thanks to parts one and two of our Meet the Music News Blitz content team series, we feel like we know them quite well now - but who do they turn to with a microphone in hand?
In the third and final part, we discover their karaoke choices, favourite albums, get under the covers, and find out their guilty pleasures, as well as assembling some random party guests…
Meet the Music News Blitz team part two: Fave songs, memories and ‘don’t-get’ artists
In part one of our Meet the Music News Blitz content team, we grilled them on their best and worst gigs, and asked which Festivals are on their bucket lists.
Here, part two delves into their favourite song in recent times, songs that evoke cherished memories - and revered artists they ‘just don’t get’.
Meet the Music News Blitz team part one: Best gigs, worst gigs and Festival bucket lists
The Music News Blitz content team is a heady mix of Bob Dylan, Prodigy and Beatles fans - but you don’t know them from Adam, so it’s time to introduce them.
Content Editor Harvey Cotterill is taking on the role of front man, but he has a brilliant backing band, so let’s find out what floats their musical boats in part one of our editor intros…