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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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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The World Cup half-time show was surprisingly nimble on its feet for a major sporting extravaganza.
By: Neil McCormick
Boy George has released a new song defending Israel's unpopular military campaign in Palestine.
Glen Hansard was a shining light of Irish music . He was a maverick and a true artist – a gregarious, warm, thoughtful and caring lover of people
By: Neil McCormick
Ariana Grande has warned fans that her new album, Petal , comes from a place of “unfiltered rage”. “It's a little feral,” she said in a recent
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' concert in Preston Park, Brighton, was a kind of rapturous homecoming for the Australian émigré, who has made the British seaside town his base for decades.
How many musical masterpieces have been censured by the United Nations? When Paul Simon's Graceland was released in August 1986, his choice to record
Eric Barrett’s exhilarating memoir recalls life on the road beside rock’s greatest guitarist, from reckless excess to Woodstock chaos
The iconic album gave the American singer his biggest success since Simon & Garfunkel’s heyday but his breaking of a cultural boycott of South Africa sparked controversy on its release
By: Neil McCormick
The Weeknd started in London with a bang. Well, quite a lot of bangs, actually, with towering jets of flame constantly erupting before a climax of spectacular fireworks lit up the night sky.
By: Neil McCormick
For her only British shows this year, homegrown superstar Charli XCX presented the dazzling conceptual art-pop extravaganza of her dreams.
