Tag: Massive Attack

Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja has been arrested outside the UK Labour Party conference after holding a placard supporting Palestine Action, a proscribed organisation.

Ed Sheeran faces growing backlash over Macklemore’s removal from the Loop Tour as artists speak out and ticket resale activity increases.

Massive Attack turned Rod Laver Arena into a politically charged audiovisual experience on 11 August 2026, with Elizabeth Fraser, Horace Andy and Deborah Miller delivering standout performances.

Massive Attack have previewed their Australian tour with a South Korea set featuring Mezzanine classics, Blue Lines favourites, rare covers and performances with Elizabeth Fraser and Horace Andy.

Tom Waits has released the spoken word recording ‘The Fly’, a darkly comic piece that becomes the B-side to his Massive Attack collaboration on a forthcoming charity vinyl release.

Massive Attack have announced their first Australian headline concerts in 16 years, confirming arena shows in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne for August 2026.

Massive Attack have announced their first live UK show in five years.

Massive Attack’s Angelo Bruschini has died. The guitarist – who also played with The Numbers, Rimshots and The Blue Aeroplanes – had been battling lung cancer.

Barcelona’s Primavera Sound has unveiled a killer lineup featuring Lana Del Rey, Massive Attack, The Strokes and plenty more for their 20th anniversary.

Melbourne’s Oscar winning actor Cate Blanchett is the star on the new Massive Attack video ‘The Spoils’.

Massive Attack have a video for their new song ‘Come With Me’.

Massive Attack are back. Making a rare live appearance at the British Summer Time festival in the grounds of Hyde Park London, their eagerly anticipated 2016 set went down a storm amongst the crowd in the capital.

Massive Attack have just released their first new music in five years.

Melbourne’s World End Press will play shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide to launch their self-titled debut album.

With all of the rumours of the demise of Australia’s Harvest Festival this week, it appears you will have to wait until next week for an official decision.

Melbourne quartet World’s End Press will release their debut self-titled album in October.

Dreadzone, delighted us all when they flew into the commercial domain with the unique, genre busting dub, folk, electronic dance epic ‘Second Light’ which featured their first ground breaking top 40 hit ‘Little Britain’ back in ’96.

2013 is the 40th anniversary of Virgin Records, the revolutionary British record label launched by Richard Branson in 1973. To mark the event there will be a series of events taking place this autumn celebrating the label’s rich history and ability to ‘disrupt the status quo’.