Neil McCormick is a journalist who writes for various publications including Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News, The Telegraph, Yahoo Sports UK, and Yahoo News UK. His articles cover a wide range of topics in the music industry, including interviews with artists, album reviews, and analysis of music trends. His work has also been featured in the New Zealand Herald.
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Neil McCormick's coverage primarily focuses on music, with an emphasis on album reviews, live events, and artist profiles. If you are in the music industry or a musician with a new release or upcoming event, reaching out to Neil about your work could be beneficial.
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By: Neil McCormick
Bob Dylan is back on these shores, doing his baffling Bob Dylan thing, part veteran rock superstar, part grizzled bar-room hack, part inscrutable
We have all been touched by the music of Quincy Jones. The late, great American producer 's invention and imagination weaves through the sound of
By: Neil McCormick
“No one reads books these days / Conspiracy and illiteracy have taken their place” asserts Bobby Gillespie on Love Insurrection, the lead single from Primal Scream's 12th album, Come Ahead.
By: Neil McCormick
From Bob Dylan and Bono to Britney Spears, readers of music books have in recent years been spoiled for superstar scribblings.
By: Neil Mccormick
Band Aid’s Do They Know It’s Christmas?, released 40 years ago, prompted a glut of sentimental charity singles that still haunt us today
From her ‘fake’ marriage to Sonny Bono to dating Warren Beatty as a teenager, the superstar spills some surprising secrets in her new book
‘When he wasn't being a d--k, [he] was so amusing I could almost love him': Sonny Bono and Cher in Italy, 1966 - Marcello Salustri/Mondadori Portfolio
By: Neil Mccormick
The super busy septuagenarian on facing mortality, how he writes his songs, learning languages and the threat of artificial intelligence
“impressively curated, forensically detailed… I enjoyed it immensely. I look forward to Volume 2”
By: Nicole Collins, James Hall, Neil Mccormick, Poppie Platt
Father John Misty’s new dawn is full of surprises; U2 have a blast with How to Reassemble an Atomic Bomb; the Wicked soundtrack delights
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