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Bristol's Forwards Festival Replaces Doechii with Nia Archives: Fans Divided Over Last-Minute Swap

Doechii's exit from Forwards Festival 2025 (23-24 Aug) led to Nia Archives' last-minute headline slot, sparking fan debate

International Business Times UK

Nia Archives named artist of the year at Northern Music Awards

Other winners included rising singer Luvcat and Liverpool band The Zutons.

Evening Standard

Sabrina Carpenter sports British designer while Teddy Swims wears teddy bears at the Brits

Here are the most eye-catching looks from the Brit Awards red carpet.

The Independent UK

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The EA Sports FC 25 soundtrack in full: Billie Eilish, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Charli xcx Coldplay and St Vincent feature

The latest annual release of the former FIFA will be released in September and the soundtrack has already been unveiled

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Mercury Prize 2024: Brat Summer continues as Charli XCX among shortlisted artists

Pop star receives her second nomination alongside artists including The Last Dinner Party, singer Cat Burns, rapper Ghetts and producer Nia Archives

The Independent UK

Nia Archives to perform on a train heading to Glastonbury — how to win a seat

The train will leave London Paddington for Castle Cary at 7am on Wednesday, June 26

Evening Standard

“Never thought I’d be DJing in a carriage”: Nia Archives is set to perform on a train as she heads to the Glastonbury Festival, and you could be on board with her

Enjoy a “100mph mini-festival” in the company of the rising UK drum ‘n’ bass star

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Nia Archives: 'I don’t think there’s anything wrong with being patriotic'

London-via-Bradford dance music star Nia Archives is spreading her junglist sound across the nation. Isobel Van Dyke meets her

Evening Standard

The Guide #115: Can anyone beat Oppenheimer, and other reader mailbag questions

In this week’s newsletter: we tackle the Oscar favourites, noisy return of drum’n’bass and the classic quizshows lost to the internet ether

The Guardian - UK

Hands in the air: London revels in the return of rave

With the capital’s largest new rave venue opening its doors this weekend, dance euphoria is back with a bang, says Isobel Van Dyke

Evening Standard

Nia Archives wants you to channel your ‘inner-baddie’ with these 10 tracks

After opening for Beyoncé in Tottenham, jungle maverick Nia Archives has just released her latest single ‘Bad Gyalz’. The 23-year-old curates this week’s Friday night playlist…with a ‘Bad Gyal’ spin

Evening Standard

‘It felt like we were in the 90s!’ HomeBass, the white van revving up UK rave culture

The father and son DJ duo have become viral sensations for their guerrilla raves. Now working with brands and major labels, can they keep their countercultural spirit alive?

The Guardian - UK

'Manchester's music scene needs you - just as much as you need it'

The gigs you need to see in March 2023

Manchester Evening News

Brits Rising Star award: British girlband Flo beat Nia Archives and Cat Burns

London-based trio say ‘it’s truly a dream come true’ after their 90s-influenced pop-R&B wins over panel of critics and industry professionals

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Brit Awards rising star award: Who are the artists shortlisted?

Producer and singer Nia Archives, singer-songwriter Cat Burns and girlband FLO are all in the running for the prize, which will be announced in December

The Guardian - UK

Nia Archives, Cat Burns and Flo nominated for Brits Rising Star award

The prize, formerly known as the Critics’ Choice award, has previously tipped the likes of Adele, Florence + the Machine and Sam Smith for success

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s just good energy!’ How TikTok and Covid made drum’n’bass hot again

The 90s genre is being freshened up by young, often female artists mixing hyper-fast breakbeats with soft vocals. But why is it so suited to our post-lockdown, attention-deficient era?

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