Charlotte Gunn
Founder and Editorial Director of The Forty-Five. Former NME Editor and journalist for the likes of The Face, Red and Marie Claire, Charlie founded The Forty-Five after experiencing the boys' club that is the music industry and recognising a need to champion female artists and storytellers. She can mostly be found listening to Mitski and Phoebe Bridgers.
Glastonbury 2023: Lineup, headliners, tickets and everything we know so far
When will Glastonbury Festival 2023 take place?
23-25 June 2023, with gates opening from Wednesday, 21 June.
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Wet Leg live in London: one of Britain’s best bring the party to The...
"Bloody Nora, this is nice!" Wet Leg's Rhian Teasdale is surveying the crowd at London's sold-out Forum: a venue that's about 10 times too...
Phoebe Bridgers releases her annual Christmas cover song
Phoebe Bridgers has released a new Christmas cover song via Bandcamp called 'So Much Wine'. It's a dose of festive Americana from the indie...
Selena Gomez honoured for commitment to raising mental health awareness
The Ruderman Family Foundation, which seeks to expand access to essential mental health programs and services, has announced that Selena Gomez is the recipient of...
Low’s Mimi Parker has died
Mimi Parker, drummer and vocalist for esteemed US indie band Low has died of ovarian cancer, her husband Alan Sparhawk has confirmed. Parker was...
Natalie Imbruglia: “If you stick around long enough, you come back in flavour!”
Cast your mind, if you are able, 25 years. The Britpop battles of the 90s were dying down, Britain had a new Labour leader...
Ashe: “Diane Keaton has always been my north star”
Ashe is not your average pop star. Despite the viral success that the 450-million stream song 'Moral Of The Story' gave her, writing "hits"...
Watch Paramore bring out PinkPantheress to perform ‘Misery Business’
At Austin City Limits festival in Texas this weekend, Paramore brought out PinkPantheress to join the band on stage for a performance of 'Misery...
The Big Moon – ‘Here Is Everything’ review: a beautiful snapshot of new motherhood...
When The Big Moon titled their third album, 'Here Is Everything', they meant it. For frontwoman Jules Jackson, who became pregnant and gave birth...