Ed Sheeran hits rewind on “Old Phone,” the latest single from his forthcoming studio album Play, which doubles as a resurfaced time capsule and a teleportation device. The musician teased the ...

Fans of Ed Sheeran have been treated to a "surprise" gig at a pub in his home county that he is taking over for a fortnight. The Thomas Wolsey in Ipswich town centre has been re-branded as The Old ...

"PLAY" will include Sheeran's hit song "Azizam." Ed Sheeran announced his new album "PLAY" this week, as well as its official release date. The singer announced Thursday that his highly ...

With the singles “Azizam” and “Old Phone” already creating big buzz and viral moments, Ed Sheeran has confirmed a Sept. 12 release date for his new album, Play, through Gingerbread Man ...

On Friday, Ed Sheeran dropped a teaser of his upcoming album on his Instagram, in which he seen singing the line ‘cham cham chamke sitare warghi’. Earlier this year, Ed Sheeran was in India ...

By McKinley Franklin Ed Sheeran is celebrating the forthcoming release of his album Play by releasing its latest single, “Old Phone.” ...

Ed Sheeran delighted fans by sharing rare, behind-the-scenes photos featuring Taylor Swift, Calvin Harris, and Hailee Steinfeld. These nostalgic images, released to celebrate his new single ...

May 2 (UPI) --Ed Sheeran is back with new music. The pop singer, 34, performed the song "Old Phone" Thursday on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon after releasing the song and its lyric video.

This whole album is about being playful, explorative, and celebratory." Ed Sheeran's PLAY is released September 12 via Warner Music/Gingerbread Man Records.

It’s almost time to press “Play” on Ed Sheeran‘s new album. The “Azizam” singer has announced that Play, his first album since 2023’s Autumn Variations, is coming out on September 12.

Ed Sheeran has announced a trio of homecoming shows at Ipswich's Portman Road Stadium this July. The 30,000-capacity venue is home to Ed's local football club Ipswich Town – he grew up in ...

Play was an album that was made as a direct response to the darkest period of my life,” says Sheeran. “Coming out of all of that I just wanted to create joy and technicolour, and explore ...