This review is by guest blogger Bjorn Thomassen Following the now infamous messy split over a jacket in 2001, and a disappointingly stumped return five years later with the ska- and reggae-infused ...

While the notion of a Celtic pop/rock band is not exactly original, it definitely was unique at the time the Irish sibling-band The Corrs rose to prominence. They achieved the rare feat of fitting com...

The idea that Irish sibling-band The Corrs is one of the most unique bands to have emerged in the 90s would be quite the understatement. Their power-pop template sprinkled with violin-driven Celtic em...

In the mid-90s, an unlikely pop group of musically inclined siblings rose to prominence and captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. Their potent concoction of power-pop, celtic embellishments and ...

In our review of “Instant Crush” (the lead single off the new Natalie Imbruglia album “Male”), earlier this year, we were fairly candid about our skepticism around the fact tha...

When we hear that one of our favorite artists is returning with a new “covers” album, we cannot help but feel substantially less excited than we would feel if the same artist is slated to ...

By guest blogger Janina from RonanKeatingNews.com So, next Monday was going to be Ronan’s first night at ‘Once‘ at London’s Phoenix Theatre. There was no way I was going to mis...

Pop duos, while relatively rare these days, used to be permanent fixtures in the commercial music scene of yesteryear. Noteworthy examples include Hall & Oates, Tears For Fears, Wham, Savage Garde...

This blog is affiliated with Radio Creme Brulee – an internet music radio station that broadcasts globally. Reunions have a way of building momentary excitement and fizzling soon after – ...

This blog belongs to Radio Creme Brulee – an internet music radio station that broadcasts globally. For those that listen to our radio station regularly, they will know that the music of Ronan ...