Philip Logan is a Fashion & Lifestyle Writer. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music business, pop culture, and celebrity news, as well as theater, film, and sports business. Philip's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CelebMix.com, LDNFASHION, and Aedific.
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Philip Logan's primary focus is on entertainment news, particularly music-related content including new releases, artist announcements, and event coverage. Given the heavy emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases in his coverage attributes, Philip may be most responsive to pitches that involve exclusive interviews with artists or access to behind-the-scenes details of events.
With a strong emphasis on topics such as music, concerts, artists and fashion in his articles' titles and themes covered attribute, consider reaching out to him with stories about emerging talents or unique collaborations within the music industry.
It's important to note that Philip does not have a specified geographic focus in his article titles; therefore he might cover global entertainment news.
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By: Philip Logan
Talia Mar has released her brand new EP, ‘Not Worth The Wait’, marking the end of a long-awaited new chapter in her music career. Stream Albums
By: Philip Logan
The latest track from the English twins follows ‘Fractured’ and draws on Harvey’s personal experience of falling in love for the first time.
Seventeen years after the Pussycat Dolls last performed live dates in the UK, Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt returned to Leeds First Direct Arena last night (October 2) with a confident, kinetic celebration of their pop legacy – and a timely reminder that few acts know how to put on a show quite like the Dolls.
By: Philip Logan
For Olya Polyakova, the road to her international breakthrough has taken an unexpected route.
After a run of singles and a summer spent winning over crowds at live shows and festivals, 2026 has proved to be a breakout year for British alt-pop band
By: Philip Logan
25 years after they found fame on Popstars, Hear’Say and Liberty X are putting their "rivalry" to bed and joining forces for an arena tour.
By: Philip Logan
For Grammy-winning singer-songwriter ALYA, music has always been a way to explore the experiences, emotions and memories that shape us. Following the success of her previous single ‘Believer’, which captured the feeling of finding love when you least expect it, she recently returned with ‘Dreaming’ – a sun-soaked, soul-stirring release that looks back to the innocence of childhood and the dreams of a love yet to come. Stream Albums
Wigan indie quartet The Lilacs have released their debut album, ‘Keeping Up With The Joneses’, via Manchester independent label Scruff of the Neck. Seven years in the making, the ten-track record brings together the melodic hooks and tales of young adulthood that have defined the band’s rise, marking a significant milestone for a group steadily building its reputation on the UK live circuit.
Since bursting onto the scene in 2025 with their brash, sassy take on British pop, XO have felt like the girl band we’ve been waiting a long time for. The five-piece have the hooks, the attitude and, crucially, the chemistry. They’re not interested in playing it safe or sanding down their edges. Friendship is everything, exes are expendable, and the girls are unapologetically doing it for the girls.
East 17 are celebrating their legacy as one of the defining British pop groups of the 1990s with a new 'Best Of' collection.
