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Reviews

  1. Orchestra

    Daniil Trifnov makes heavy weather of Chopin at the Wigmore Hall, plus the rest of December's best concerts

  2. Agnieszka Rehlis, Svetlana Sozdateleva and Evez Abdul in a rehearsal for The Fiery Angel

    Sex, demons and cannibalism in Glasgow – The Fiery Angel, review

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  3. classical music

    Sakari Oramo finds the tender heart of Sibelius, plus December's best classical concerts

  4. Taylor Swift in the Look What You Made Me Do video

    Taylor Swift, Reputation, review: 'brash, weaponised pop'

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  5. Robin Pecknold of Fleet Foxes perform at O2 Academy Brixton

    Fleet Foxes spin a flat start into an elegant end – Brixton Academy, review

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  6. U2 performing at Twickenham in July 

    U2's Songs of Experience is full of desperation and meaty hooks in equal measure

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  7. Jazz trumpeter Dave Douglas, rehearsing in 2005

    Donald Trumpet? Carla Bley’s political jazz muses and amuses – review

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More music reviews

  1. Jansons conducting in May

    The OAE make Haydn and Mozart fly at St John's Smith Square, plus November's best classical concerts

  2. Eli Roswell of Wolf Alice: 'She held the centre with poise'

    Wolf Alice, Alexandra Palace, review: 'Their best is yet to come'

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  3. Free-flowing: Noel Gallagher

    Noel Gallagher's Who Built the Moon? is a concerted effort to arrest creative decline – review

  4. Uneasy listening: Björk’s 10th solo album demands your full attention 

    Björk's Utopia is befuddling, dazzling and irritating – review

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  5. James Blunt

    An evening of hits and giggles - James Blunt, Hammersmith Apollo, review

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  6. Phil Collins

    Against all odds, Phil Collins carries the crowd - review

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  7. Bananarama

    Tears, joy and cracking tunes-Bananarama, review

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  8. Zeitkratzer

    Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, review: a bewildering mix of beautiful and baffling performances

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  9. Josh Homme performing with Queens of the Stone Age at Wembley Arena

    Queens of the Stone Age at Wembley, review: big on noisome killer and sparing on the filler

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  1. Morrissey has returned with his 11th solo album

    Morrissey, Low in High School, review: misanthropy at its most superbly elegant

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  2. J Hus

    J Hus is on the money at the Brixton Academy – review

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  3. Kesha

    Kesha lights up the Electric Brixton – review 

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  4. Elton John

    Elton John: The Nation's Favourite Song was a thrill-free countdown – review

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  5. Herbie Hancock

    Herbie Hancock is slightly cramped by his sci-fi surroundings at the Barbican, plus all the best jazz and folk of 2017

  6. Vincent Furnier, aka Alice Cooper, reunited with the original Alice Cooper band in Leeds

    The reunion of the original Alice Cooper band was an unforgettable show - live review

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  7. REM: (l-r) Bill Berry, Mike Mills, Michael Stipe and Peter Buck in the 1990s

    Automatic for the People at 25: Peter Buck and Mike Mills on the cheery history of REM's dark masterpiece

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  8. John Lewis Christmas Advert 2017: Meet Moz The Monster

    With Elbow and The Beatles, John Lewis have played it safe with their Christmas Advert song - review

  9. Not so much nu soul as flu soul: Sam Smith played his new material at the BBC studios

    Sam Smith at the BBC, review: 'He sounded like a drowning gannet'

  10. Mike Hadreas, otherwise known as Perfume Genius

    Perfume Genius, Roundhouse, review: 'An artist on the brink of pop stardom'

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  11.  Mark E Smith of The Fall 

    The Fall at Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow: a triumphant portrait of courage and commitment - review 

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  2. The cast of Guys and Dolls at the Manchester Royal Exchange

    A smart production in need of more pizzazz - Guys and Dolls, Manchester Royal Exchange, review

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    A dark and magical production - The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, West Yorkshire Playhouse, review

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  5. Orchestra

    Daniil Trifnov makes heavy weather of Chopin at the Wigmore Hall, plus the rest of December's best concerts

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