As Liverpool head coach Arne Slot said, when the time is right, we will sing his song. And with it we will remember.

Following their controversial chants at the Glastonbury music festival, English punk-rap duo Bob Vylan are not allowed to ...

Wataru Endo’s Quiet Influence Leaves Lasting Mark on Liverpool FansCult status sealed with humility and heartIn a season ...

The controversial crew played it relatively safe while supporting fellow Irishmen Fontaines DC in London over the weekend, ...

The UK Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, had previously criticised the hip-hop trio Kneecap and their inclusion in the ...

They’re good technical rappers – switching dextrously between English and Irish-language lyrics – but their performance ...

A British band set to kick off their U.S. tour in Spokane made international headlines for their incendiary remarks against Israel. With the Trump administration revoking the band’s visas, their ...

Liverpool are one of the most successful clubs in English football and their supporters' long list of chants recalls that glory - both past and present.

Mo Chara, along with bandmates Naoise Ó Caireallain (Móglaí Bap), and JJ Ó Dochartaigh (DJ Próvaí), made their feelings known ...

(JNS) At the largest music festival in the United Kingdom on Saturday, thousands chanted “Death to the IDF,” echoing a performer who also told them to “not give up your dreams” even when they’re ...

Explore the deep cultural connection between India and the Caribbean through the lens of Bhojpuri music, PM Modi's visit to ...

Diogo Jota wasn't Liverpool's best player or the most famous. But he will be immortalised in a song that is proof of how ...