Amapiano star Sir Trill is celebrating a significant milestone in his music career, having reached 1 million followers on Spotify. The South African songwriter and singer took to Instagram to share ...

So...you already have spooky lights, cobwebs, and a bomb costume all ready for your Halloweekend. But what about that playlist? No offense to the Swifties in the room ...

Irish folk songs are filled with wonderful, often sad, stories and tales of drinking and carousing. We've pulled together a Spotify playlist of the most popular as chosen by the public. From ancient ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. There was a time when Thanksgiving was a very staid affair, all the food ...

Football legend Sir Alex Ferguson has signed on as official ambassador to the dementia charity Playlist for Life. The former Manchester United boss is taking on the role after supporting the charity ...

FORMER Dunfermline footballer (and Manchester United manager) Sir Alex Ferguson has become an ambassador for a leading music and dementia charity. TV writer and broadcaster Sally Magnusson launched ...

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Bloemfontein musician Jyzle RightNow claims Amapiano star Sir Trill left him with a R1,880 bill after a night out at The Loft Club. A Bloemfontein artist and promoter, Jyzle RightNow, has gone public ...

Sir Trill is back and ready to reclaim his top spot in the South African music industry The Amapinao hitmaker has launched a record label, Ghost Music Group, and he already has songs waiting in the ...

In early 2023, Sir Trill expressed frustration over not being compensated for his music. Tumelo Zwane, popularly known as Sir Trill, has navigated a challenging path to reclaim his position in the ...

Queen banned "gangster rap" artists from sampling their back catalogue amid fears it would "promote violence or abuse". Sir Brian May says the British rock band took a stance to say no to certain ...