If you, or your students, want to find out more about contemporary German music, bands etc., Deutsche Welle has a great music magazine programme (I refuse to say, "show", it's the Brit in me), PopXport.
This programme (see?) would be ideal for those studying the new A level German specification in the UK and is a great place to start for anyone, anywhere with an interest in German music.
PopXport has its own Facebook page and twitter account too, so you can stay up to date with all the programmes without having to trawl the DW website.
The presenters are Markus Schultze and Kate Müser (who has the most amazing hair!).
The programme itself is in English but is a cultural programme not a language learning programme. DW has plenty of language learning resources here and so can be forgiven for this.
If you are interested in popXport you may also be interested in Kate Müser's other projects:
Meet the Germans is a series of videos about all things German, from food to idioms to pronouncing funny German words.
justkate.de is Kate's website with links to her videos, etc..
Kate's youtube channel featuring #germany24, Best ever German words, Learn English, #realgerman
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Which of these websites would you recommend for a beginner like me?
For an adult learning German I'd start here: http://www.dw.com/en/learn-german/s-2469 and find the right course for you. For Kate Müser's videos, I'd subscribe to her youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5X7VE3vQUZjtI-jJc4mmRA :)
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