Neil McCormick is the Chief Music Critic at Yahoo News. He covers a wide range of topics within the music industry, including celebrities, concerts and festivals, entertainment news, and various music genres, showcasing his expertise in the music business. Neil's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Telegraph, The Sydney Morning Herald, and the Irish Independent.
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By: Dominic Cavendish, Robbie Collin, Ivan Hewett, Neil McCormick, Cal Revely-Calder, Tim Robey, Anita Singh, Alastair Sooke, Lucy Thynne
From rock 'n' roll to Ross and Rachel, superheroes to skyscrapers, over the past two and a half centuries America has arguably had a greater influence than any other nation on how our lives look and sound.
Walk On By Dionne Warwick can barely walk on stage anymore. The 85-year-old diva made a creaky entry at the end of this tribute to her great
By: Neil Mccormick
I was at Knebworth to see Oasis receive the Britpop crown in August 1996. It was an all-time great concert, in part because it was so much more than a concert – it was a generational coming of age, a celebration of the unifying force of pop music: one nation under a wall of guitars and towering choruses.
By: Neil McCormick
Neil McCormick The Rolling Stones still know how to throw a party. Last night in London, the greatest rock 'n' roll band in the world took
By: Neil Mccormick
“This never gets old!” Mick Jagger barks, deep into the Rolling Stones’ 25th studio album, Foreign Tongues. And it turns out he’s right.
Neil McCormick “This never gets old!” Mick Jagger barks, deep into the Rolling Stones' 25th studio album, Foreign Tongues . And it turns out he's right.
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Neil McCormick “Prog rock” is a term to inspire fear, amusement or contempt in the hearts of many music fans.
What would “prog rock” sound like… without the rock? That was the question underlying this peculiar yet entertaining concert as Prog went to the
The World Cup half-time show was surprisingly nimble on its feet for a major sporting extravaganza.
