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The tour will see some of Zimmer's most celebrated compositions arranged with a live symphony orchestra for the first time.
“When you set out to play Freddie Mercury you think, how am I ever going to fill those shoes."
For his latest single ‘Venom’ for the Marvel film of the same name, Eminem has realized another ominous music video to coincide with the film’s wide release today.
Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have been tasked with scoring the music for the new HBO adaptation of the cult graphic novel series Watchmen.
John Legend along with Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice joined the EGOT ranks – winning a Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony thanks to 'Jesus Christ Superstar'.
While the clip is brief, the up-tempo ominous track features a small snippet of lyrics, with Eminem rapping the sinister verse “knock knock, let the devil in”.
The soundtrack follows the musical arc and romantic journey of the movie’s two lead characters: Bradley Cooper’s Jackson Maine, and Lady Gaga’s Ally.
The new single precedes Armstrong's new album 'Sun On You' set for release on 7 September.
Australian pop sensation Sia has joined 60s pop icon turned avant garde musician Scott Walker to score the upcoming film Vox Lux, starring Natalie Portman and Jude Law.
In 2016, the iconic imprint became the first classical label to establish a curator channel on Apple Music.
The new box includes six discs of the star's greatest studio classical albums plus a new collection of rarities and unreleased outtakes.
A runaway success, Jon Bon Jovi’s solo debut, ‘Blaze Of Glory’, was a film soundtrack that pointed the way towards his group’s next album, ‘Keep The Faith’.
Whether it’s joyous escapism, political anger or a personal spiritual quest that provides fuel for a great album is not of importance. What matters, as Coltrane said, is wanting "to speak to...
With ‘Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’ in the cinemas, it’s time to find out which ‘Mamma Mia!’ character you really are, and what songs suit you the most.
Reggae stars had little to no global profile in the 60s and 70s, but a pair of Jamaican movies, ‘The Harder They Come’ and ‘Rockers’, instigated a change.
