Eve Angeli: Cancer Recovery, New Album & 40th Anniversary Tour

PARIS – French singer Julie Pietri is celebrating four decades of her iconic hit “Eve Lève-toi” (Eve Rise Up) while too marking a significant personal milestone: recovery from cancer. At 70 years old, Pietri is not only looking back on a remarkable career but also forward to a new chapter, filled with renewed energy and … Read more

Phil Campbell, Former Motörhead Guitarist, Dies at 64

Motörhead Guitarist Phil Campbell Dies After Illness Phil Campbell, the longtime guitarist for the iconic British heavy metal band Motörhead, has died at the age of 64, his band Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons announced on Saturday. The Welsh musician passed away on Friday evening following a “long and courageous battle in intensive care” … Read more

Trio Contratiempo: Rediscovering Argentinian Tango with a Classical & Jazz Twist

Tarbes, a city in southwestern France, is gaining recognition not just for its annual Tango festival and dedicated roundabout, but now as the birthplace of a unique musical offering: “Autour du Tango,” an album meticulously crafted and entirely produced within its borders. The album, a collaborative effort from Trio Contratiempo, has recently been re-released, bringing … Read more

Pete Doherty: From Addiction to Film Jury – A Renaissance at Luxembourg Film Festival

Pete Doherty Finds New Role as Juror at Luxembourg City Film Festival Luxembourg City is currently playing host to a surprising, yet welcome, presence: musician Pete Doherty. The former Libertines frontman is serving as a juror at the Luxembourg City Film Festival, a role that appears to mark a positive chapter in the artist’s life. … Read more

David Hallyday: Local Drummer Joins Stage After Instagram Connection

Strasbourg, France – A local web developer experienced a dream come true this week, stepping onto the stage at the Zénith Europe to perform with French singer David Hallyday. Alexandre D’hont, a self-taught drummer from Hoenheim, joined Hallyday for a rendition of his 1990 hit, “Ooh la la,” in front of an audience of approximately … Read more

Stromae: International Future Secured with Warner Chappell Music Renewal & Wife’s Key Role

Stromae Celebrates Upcoming Birthday with Renewed Global Music Deal Belgian-Rwandan singer-songwriter Stromae is set to turn 41 on Thursday, March 12, 2026, and is marking the occasion with a significant professional achievement. Just ahead of his birthday, his creative label, Mosaert, has renewed its worldwide management contract with Warner Chappell Music, ensuring the continued international … Read more

Jalen Ngonda: New Single “Doctrine of Love” & Upcoming Soul Album (2026)

Jalen Ngonda Enchants with Soulful New Single “Doctrine of Love” and Announces Upcoming Album Maryland-born soul artist Jalen Ngonda is captivating audiences once again with the release of his new single, “Doctrine of Love,” a vibrant precursor to his highly anticipated sophomore album. Building on the momentum of his critically acclaimed 2023 debut, Come Around … Read more

Coldplay vs Moon Music: French Firm Sues Over Album Title & Trademark Dispute

Coldplay Faces Legal Challenge in France Over ‘Moon Music’ Album Title Lyon, France – British rock band Coldplay is embroiled in a legal dispute with a French company, Moon Music, over the use of the name for their 2024 album. The case, currently making its way through the French court system, highlights the complexities of … Read more

Don Toliver – CREEPIN Lyrics: Full Song Text & Meaning Explained

Don Toliver’s “Creepin’” Dominates Charts, Sparks Discussion on Themes of Obsession and Surveillance Los Angeles, CA – Don Toliver’s track “Creepin’,” released on February 20, 2026, as part of the Scream 7 soundtrack, is rapidly climbing global music charts, sparking conversations about its lyrical content and atmospheric sound. The song, a blend of trap and … Read more

Classical Music Highlights: Brahms, Bach, Debussy & More New Releases

The world of classical music is vast and varied, offering a rich tapestry of sounds and emotions. A recent program, “Musique matin” on RTS, showcased this diversity beautifully, weaving together pieces from masters spanning several centuries. From the baroque precision of Johann Sebastian Bach to the romantic fervor of Johannes Brahms, and even venturing into … Read more