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  Sir Lenny Henry 'surprised' by lack of black people at UK music festivals

  Sir Lenny Henry has spoken about how he is "always surprised" by the lack of black people at music festivals in the UK. Speaking about Glastonbury Festival, the actor and comedian said it is "interesting" that he does not see any black people in the audience. Glastonbury takes place next week at Worthy Farm in Somerset, finally celebrating its 50th anniversary after being delayed by the pandemic, with Sir Paul McCartney, Billie Eilish and rapper Kendrick Lamar confirmed as headliners.

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  Daily Echo

  Let's Rock Southampton returns for 2022 - here's what you need to know

  GRAB YOUR dancing shoes as a celebration of all things pop and 80s is returning to Southampton this summer.

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  Celebrities gather in London for premiere of Bob Marley One Love Experience

  The exhibition was curated with help from members of the Marley family.

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  The Telegraph

  Billy Ocean, review: mass karaoke from music's quintessential gentleman

  Certain great voices have the power to be both reassuringly familiar and to transport you somewhere dreamy. British Trinidadian R&B pop legend Billy Ocean definitely possesses that quality; at Ocean’s packed Royal Albert Hall date, it seemed apt that we heard him before we saw him – his unmistakably warm, rich voice flowed from the wings, prompting delighted cheers for the opening number: 1980 groove Are You Ready.

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  Pandemic has offered a chance to slow down and reflect, says Billy Ocean

  The veteran singer said people needed to reassess themselves ‘mentally, physically and spiritually’.

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  The Guardian

  TV tonight: The Real Thing and the birth of British soul

  TV tonight: The Real Thing and the birth of British soul. The full story of the group, from its genesis in Liverpool to its rise in mid-70s Britain. Plus: how much is Trump to blame for the US coronavirus catastrophe? Here’s what to watch tonight

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  The Guardian

  'I want to scream when I hear The Specials': readers on the songs they can't listen to any more

  'I want to scream when I hear The Specials': readers on the songs they can't listen to any moreFollowing Guardian writers on the songs they can no longer listen to, here are some of the soundtracks you mentioned

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  Billy Ocean marks 70th birthday by announcing album release and tour dates

  The singer was given an MBE in the New Year Honours list.

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  Evening Standard

  Kew The Music 2019: Line-up, tickets, stage times and more

  Hampers at the ready — the capital’s most civilised musical festival is almost here.Kew The Music, which takes place within the beautifully botanical surroundings of Kew Gardens in south west London, will return for a series of so-called picnic concerts this week.Attendees are encouraged to bring their own well-stocked hampers, along with the corresponding chairs and blankets, making this one of the more relaxed festival experiences you’re likely to find in the city.This is everything you need t

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  Evening Standard

  Lewis Capaldi to headline Kew the Music 2019: How to get tickets

  Lewis Capaldi has been announced as the latest headliner of this year's Kew the Music.The singer-songwriter will top the bill at the summer festival on Wednesday July 10, with Nina Nesbitt and Dusky Grey also on the bill. Capaldi replaces Jess Glynne at the event, after the singer cancelled all her shows until mid-July due to a haemorrhaged vocal cord.Tickets for the show go on sale at noon today, and can be bought here.Capaldi joins the likes of Beverly Knight, Billy Ocean, Jools Holland, Garba

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