Martin Garrix

At a time where team sports have never been so important, U2's Bono and The Edge have teamed up with Martin Garrix for an emotional song entitled We Are The People, released to promote the 2020 UEFA European Football Championship this Summer.

Bono performing live in Miami, 2017 / Photo Credit: Ron Elkman/SIPA USA/PA Images

The dismay was palpable across the continent when it was announced that Euro 2020 would inevitably have to be postponed a year thanks to COVID-19 pandemic, but now that UEFA are bringing last year's event to us imminently (and under the same name too), the excitement is doubled.

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Martin Garrix sees similarities between DJing and extreme sports.

The 21-year-old Dutch DJ is set to perform an event surrounding the X Games later this month, and he's spoken of the parallels he can see between the two disciplines.

Martin explained: ''Even though [DJing and extreme sports] are two completely different things, they both have the dedication in common - I think both jobs require giving up certain things in your daily life in order to accomplish things in your career.

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Miley Cyrus and Patrick Schwarzenegger spent Thursday (15th January) together at a karaoke bar and were joined by a number of their celebrity friends.

Patrick Schwarzenegger and Miley Cryus appeared "very much in love" whilst attending an L.A. club opening.

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Ultra Music Festival turned out to be a bit of a rollercoaster of a weekend for everyone this year but, as usual, it's been three days of some of the most explosive electronic acts of our generation.

It was a terribly disappointing moment for festival goers (and, indeed, viewers; those who were viewing it live online) when it was announced that Saturday's main stage headliner Avicii would not make it to Miami for his set after being hospitalised earlier in the week for an emergency operation. However, that initial fan frustration was greatly eased by the arrival of Deadmau5, who took the Swedish DJ's place to much delightful surprise. Further entertainment came with some eagerly anticipated headline sets from Tiesto and Hardwell on the Friday and Sunday respectively.

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