An amateur musician managed to record a cover of Ed Sheeran's latest song, 'Azizam,' before the singer even released it, by ...

Well, Ed Sheeran’s stint as a serious singer-songwriter didn’t last very long. The title of the acoustic guitar-wielding ...

Ed Sheeran has finished working his way though mathematics symbols with his albums Plus, Multiply, Divide, Subtract, and Equals. Now, he’s moving on to the buttons on a walkman. During a recent ...

I promise you, there'll be so many songwriters out there that their best song came from trying to write a Rihanna song,” he ...

Since starting guitar, I've used AI to find chords to songs I listen ... There was some discussion in the comments about it sounding like the chords Ed Sheeran used for Photograph, and another person ...

The most eye-catching thing about the new song, of course, is its title. What does it mean? Well, we here at Official Charts are always here to help. Azizam is a Persian term, derived from the ...

The singer shared a snippet of his upcoming song but hasn't given a release date yet. By Ethan Millman Ed Sheeran is back. Nearly two years removed from his seventh album, Autumn Variations, the ...

The Grammy winner sang the single "Azizam” from his rumored upcoming album Toria Sheffield joined the PEOPLE editorial staff in 2024. Her work as a writer/editor has previously appeared in ...

For her Future of Music cover story last week, Megan Moroney welcomed Rolling Stone into a writer’s retreat where she played six songs she had written for her third album. On Sunday, the country ...

In an exclusive interview, the former One Direction band member says it’s the right time to come play in India. Louis Tomlinson made his India debut at Lollapalooza ...

The singer, songwriter and guitarist has been dropping hints with fans about new material over recent weeks, and has now taken things to the next level. Last month, the ‘Shape Of You’ hitmaker ...

A long-running copyright lawsuit over Ed Sheeran’s Thinking Out Loud could end up being decided by the US Supreme Court. That left SAS with only one option: Taking the case to the Supreme Court.