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From 'gateway drug' Kacey Musgraves to the UK's first national country music station, the genre's having a moment
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Liverpool band “Her’s” and their tour manager have died in a wrong-way collision in the US, with both vehicles bursting into flames on impact. The group released their first studio album near the end of 2018 and were in the middle of a sold-out tour.
Thousands of fans – including UK grime artists and former prime ministers – flocked to the National Stadium in Kingston for the anticipated concert.
Singer-songwriter and music producer Scott Walker has died at the age of 76. Scott first rose to prominence in the 1960s as a member of The Walker Brothers and his subsequent solo career saw 16 innovative studio albums.
Comedian David Montgomery shares why he gave everything up to follow the Spice Girls' 22-date reunion tour, and how meeting Posh Spice herself changed his life
His songs have featured regularly across the 16 series of the BBC dance show.
The HuffPost UK Entertainment team round up this week's highlights, featuring band reunions they'd love to see, a Drag Race Quiz and a non-celebrity is on the rise in this week’s Celeb Stock!
The first half of it airs in Channel 4 tonight.
"We have lost a Titan".
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