Niall Horan joins online gig revolution
Niall Horan’s plan to support the dozens of crew members he had to stand down because of COVID-19 heralds the immediate future of international concerts.
Niall Horan’s plan to support the dozens of crew members he had to stand down because of COVID-19 heralds the immediate future of international concerts.
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As gigs slowly get back up and running, artists like teen pop star Ruel have embraced the rare opportunity to perform their new songs on an all-Aussie show.
Elvis Costello may have left the building for the last time to make a new album in the era of COVID, with Hey Clockface recorded in Helsinki, Paris and New York.
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