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RAYE, Holly Humberstone, Maisie Peters and more to support Taylor Swift at Wembley Stadium
They will join Paramore at the five-night run at the London stadium this month.
Maisie Peters
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A year in review: Look back at Rolling Stone UK’s 2023
Happy new year! Here's our round-up video for 2023 and our full list of every cover we put out this year.
Music Features
Maisie Peters: coming of age
With heartfelt songs of crushes and overcoming heartbreak on her number one album 'The Good Witch', 23-year-old Maisie Peters deftly captures the agony and ecstasy of youth. Here, she discusses her friendship with Ed Sheeran, the ups and downs of being online, and how she mines her personal life for inspiration.
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Maisie Peters wins Breakthrough Award at the Rolling Stone UK Awards in collaboration with Rémy Martin
Congratulations, Maisie!
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Apple Music London Sessions launches with Maisie Peters covering Brandon Flowers
The new series will take place monthly, with The Last Dinner Party as the next guests.
Music
Montreux Jazz Festival announce livestream schedule
Can't get to Switzerland? These acts have got you covered.
Music Live Reviews
Maisie Peters live at Glastonbury: The Good Witch casts a spell over Worthy Farm
On album release day, Maisie Peters celebrates in the most spectacular way possible.
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Maisie Peters announces huge show at London’s Wembley Arena
‘This is gonna be the most magical show yet’
Music Features
Maisie Peters: ‘My universe is something for me to destroy and build up again’
Ed Sheeran’s 22-year-old protégé is writing music in the vein of her idol Taylor Swift. Maisie Peters describes her work as existing for dreamers with imaginary boyfriends, the people who live in a fantasy, the ones who don’t quite get what they want. As she gears up to release 'The Good Witch', Peters explains it’s music for overly invested romantic girls like her
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Bastille, Enter Shikari and more to play Revive Live shows at grassroots venues
A host of shows will take place across next January to support small venues