The Prodigy to Perform at Sonisphere 2014

British dance legends The Prodigy have been announced as the third and final headliner at next year’s Sonisphere Festival.

The event that runs from July 4^th-6^th marks the 40^th anniversary of festivals hosted at Knebworth Park in Hertfordshire and also features Metal legends Iron Maiden and Metallica playing on the same British bill for the first time in their long and illustrious careers.

Lily Allen Blasts Sexist Pop Culture With New Music Video

Lily Allen is no stranger to controversy and her latest video is nothing short of provocative.

The video for her new comeback single ‘Hard out here’ opens with Lily laid on a surgical bed with a conservative looking man in a suit, peering over and telling her she’s “let herself go” after having two kids.

Upcoming artist Lulu James performs in London

Lulu James is not your average Geordie lass. Yes, she may tick a few boxes like 'distinctive accent' and 'likes a good drink on the toon' but do not be fooled, she has one hell of a voice. 

Chase and Status on their 1990's inspired new album

“It's inspired by 1998 with the raves and all that shit,” says Saul Milton AKA ‘Chase’. “It's all those memories from when we were DJ's. It's why I'm sitting here now, talking to you; it's why we're doing this shit. With everything we do on the record, we've really gone back in time and remembered all of why we're here. The whole spectrum of the album is very 1990s - the album is a big step back in time.”

Saul talked candidly about the inspiration for the duo’s new record, Brand New Machine, in an interview with our journalist, Jessica Dawson. The album, which reached number 2 in the charts, features contributions from such artists as Major Lazer, Nile Rodgers and Pusha T.

Interview with Liverpool band Outfit

Liverpool band Outfit’s acclaimed album ‘Performance’ is a brooding contemplation on the subject of transformation and their experimental sound that has earned them comparisons with Portishead. We caught up with singer Andrew Hunt:

Alison Gold- Chinese Food is the best/worst thing to hit YouTube

After Rebecca Black finally cleared up the confusing ongoing debate  that comes with the reasonings on why to “to get down” (because its Friday, Friday) it left us all asking the same question, what happens after we “get down” and are feeling peckish wandering through the streets and possibly feeling a little grumpy?

Muse to release first 4K concert film

Everybody’s favourite futurist stadium-rockers, Muse, will be setting a record by releasing the first ultra-high definition concert film.

Interview: Foxes

Foxes, aka singer and songwriter Louisa Rose Allen has had huge success over the last year with her singles Youth and Clarity. She has collaborated with the likes of Fall Out Boy and Rudimental and now she is breaking out on her own. I had a quick chat with her about what she has been up to and the exciting things she has coming up:

Review: Haim - Days Are Gone

You can picture it now, retro enthused youths hanging around basketball courts with their flannel shirts tied firmly around their high-waisted, bleached denim shorts, feeling cool because the dramatic change in their look can only be attainable if they stand in different heighted positions, ghetto blaster placed firmly on one’s shoulder, blasting album Days are Gone from the speakers and into the airwaves. 

Universities ban Blurred Lines

Ever since the release of his song Blurred Lines, Robin Thicke has been unable to escape from controversy. First it was the naked models in the video, then the lyrics came under scrutiny and now universities are following Edinburgh’s example by banning it from bars and clubs on their campuses. Leeds, Edinburgh, Derby and the University of West Scotland have already inflicted the ban, but more universities are likely to follow.

Not Even Eminem is Excited by His New Album

Multimillionaire rapper Marshall Mathers has proven that despite his success he really is just like us, by admitting even he isn't excited by the prospect of hearing his latest record.

What to Expect from Reading and Leeds 2013

Boasting what is arguably its best line-up to date (which might explain why Reading weekend tickets have already sold out and Leeds not far behind) the UK’s most loved festival is back and bigger than ever. With headliners Eminem, Biffy Clyro and Green Day you cannot complain about there being diversity between acts, but if these big names don’t really float your boat then there’s still a whole host of other acts on offer over what’s pushing close to 10 stages per site. Wireless will try and summerize in 1000 words or less who you should not miss out on! (Disclaimer; we won’t really be talking much about the headliners because everyone who’s anyone knows about them!)