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  Oxford Mail

  Anne-Marie and Stereophonics join big names at star-studded Oxfordshire festival

  MULTI-platinum selling pop singer Anne-Marie, 80s legends The Human League and stadium rockers Stereophonics have been revealed as headliners for this year’s Big Feastival.

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  The Telegraph

  Jake Bugg: ‘People think suddenly you’ve got money and everything you’ve ever wanted’

  I first met Jake Bugg backstage in July 2012, at Scotland’s T in the Park festival, where the artist propping up the bottom of the bill was beating all-comers at table tennis. When I asked why he was so good at the game, this teenager, with the look of a junior Paul Weller, said he’d not long left school and had “spent a lot of time in the common room”. He’d already released a couple of songs, with one, Lightning Bolt, reaching No 26 in the charts, but he was a largely unheralded unknown.

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  The Independent

  Album reviews: Jade Bird – Different Kinds of Light, and Jake Bugg – Saturday Night, Sunday Morning

  Jade Bird unfurls on an emotionally open second album, while Jake Bugg’s latest record sees him cosying up to the pop scene he claims to detest

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  Cara Delevingne feared homosexuality was a 'mental illness'

  Cara Delevingne feared homosexuality was a "mental illness" when she was growing up. The 28-year-old model has had a series of high-profile romances, reportedly dating stars including Harry Styles, Jake Bugg, Paris Jackson, Michelle Rodriguez, and most recently, Ashley Benson. Cara has admitted she struggled with her sexuality for years and believed it was "wrong" to feel attracted to women. "The journey has obviously been a long one. I've struggled with it since I was a kid. It also comes from

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  Evening Standard

  All Points East 2020 line-up: The Kooks, The Wombats and more to play Victoria Park

  The Kooks and the Wombats are among the latest names confirmed for All Points East.The Victoria Park festival, which is set to return for another edition this May, had already confirmed Tame Impala, Massive Attack and Kraftwerk as its first headliners.

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  PA Media: Entertainment

  The Kooks and The Wombats added to All Points East bill

  The festival takes place in May.

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  The Independent

  The Homeless Fund: Rag'n'Bone Man, Travis and Jake Bugg to perform at London's Big Sleep Out

  Rag'n'Bone Man will join Jake Bugg, Travis and Tom Walker to entertain people taking part in the The World’s Big Sleep Out in Trafalgar Square.The Brit award winner, real name Rory Charles Graham, who will perform on stage on the night, said: “It will be quite an eye-opener to see more than 2,000 people bedded down in Trafalgar Square so shout out to them and everybody else globally who are taking the time to make a stand for people in a desperate situation.

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  Evening Standard

  The Homeless Fund: Rag'n'Bone Man, Jake Bugg and Travis to perform at London sleepout against homelessness

  Rag'n'Bone Man will join Jake Bugg, Travis and Tom Walker to entertain people taking part in the The World’s Big Sleep Out in Trafalgar Square.The Brit award winner, real name Rory Charles Graham, who will perform on stage on the night, said: “It will be quite an eye-opener to see more than 2,000 people bedded down in Trafalgar Square so shout out to them and everybody else globally who are taking the time to make a stand for people in a desperate situation.

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  PA Media: Entertainment

  BBC Upload to promote poets and storytellers in bid to boost spoken word talent

  BBC Upload was piloted in Bristol and will now see a nationwide roll-out.

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  Evening Standard

  Jake Bugg review: Raw vocals and gritty melodies prove he's still a contender

  Between albums and in need of a hit, Jake Bugg was one of the less buzzy artists lined up for War Child’s Brits Week series, which builds up to the awards ceremony on January 20. There was also an inspired dual booking that combined the Nottingham songsmith with rising star Jade Bird as support. Just three years her senior, Bugg is already working on his fifth album.

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