coup de main - noun
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Definition of coup de main : an attack that achieves complete surprise.

Must-listen: Tove Styrke’s new song 'Say My Name'.

Alert, we have found your new favourite song, and it comes in the form of Tove Styrke’s incredible new single, ‘Say My Name’.

The playfully catchy tune is an ode to being with someone, and about her new music, she says: “There's a reason why so much music is about sex and love. It is linked to one's worst and best experiences. I have not written about love before because I didn’t want to write another love song. But I have changed. I am tired of being angry, right now I just need to make music that makes me feel good.”

Harry Styles announces 'Live On Tour 2017 World Tour' dates.

Harry Styles has just announced his world tour for late 2017, visiting (mostly) intimate venues around the globe - which yes, includes a New Zealand date at Auckland’s Spark Arena on December 2nd!

Tickets to all shows go on sale on Friday, May 5 (excluding Japan) via local ticket agents.

There's no pre-sale for AUS/NZ - New Zealand tickets go on sale from 5pm on Friday, May 5, via Ticketmaster (and there are no meet and greet packages, just General Admission and Reserved Seating tickets).

Listen: Hailee Steinfeld's new song 'Most Girls'.

"You know some days you feel so good in your own skin, but it’s okay if you want to change the body that you came in," sings Hailee Steinfeld in her new single, 'Most Girls', which was co-produced by Ryan Tedder, Zach Skelton and One Love.

In the chorus of the song, Steinfeld says: "Most girls are smart and strong and beautiful, most girls work hard, go far, we are unstoppable. Most girls, our fight to make every day, no two are the same. I wanna be like, I wanna be like most girls."

Relatable!

Listen to 'Most Girls' below...

Foster The People premiere three new songs.

Foster The People today released three new songs - 'Doing It For The Money', 'Pay the Man', and 'SHC' - all lifted from the band’s forthcoming new album, due out later this year during the Northern Hemisphere’s summertime.

About the new songs, the band’s Mark Foster says: "One of my favourite things about music is that it's unifying. We wrote these songs to reflect joy in a time where people have needed it more than ever and we thought it was a good time to share them with you."
 
Listen to all three of the new songs below...

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