The Edge’s Live Editor Will Hodgetts had a chat with Bowling For Soup bassist Erik Chandler on Skype to find out why the band have come back for another round.
The UK economy has seen a contribution of £3.1billion from music tourism.
Lewis Cato discusses new album, new label and new bands with Cribs guitarist
The 87th Academy Awards are nearly upon us; and the Academy have been getting things wrong for quite some time, says George Seabrook.
The Edge takes a look further into 2015 at some of the most highly anticipated releases.
This week sees the opening of new Christmas comedy Get Santa, St. Vincent starring Bill Murray, and a dark excursion with Jude Law to the depths of the Black Sea.
Our writer Harrison Abbott talks about his attendance at the David Fincher BAFTA event, celebrating the director’s career in the pictures with the participation of Fincher himself.
The Edge caught up with famously outspoken LTA frontman Mike Duce for a chat about, among other things, how he started getting into music and his biggest music industry pet peeves.
Union President David Gilani has assured students that Lawson will still perform at the 2014 SUSU Graduation Ball.
Chris Evans discusses Southampton’s music scene and more with this exclusive interview with Junk Department’s Luca Pilato.
Having secured the title of “Best Dance Event” at The UK Festival Awards 2013, there’s plenty of reasons why you should be excited for Creamfields 2014.
The second film in The Hunger Games series comes to Blu-ray this week. Kirstie Carter explains why it certainly deserves a place on your shelf.
Megan Downing interviews Brendan Urie, reminiscing about the old day of Panic! at the Disco, and finding out where the band are headed.
Lewis Cato explains the disaster that is Samsung’s new ‘Smart Ticket’ technology.