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Caroline International has reissued four essential reggae collections featuring great Jamaican talents Third World, the Paragons, Burning Spear and Culture.
The Rolling Stones have announced the first major exhibition covering their history. ‘EXHIBITIONISM’ will open next April at London’s Saatchi Gallery.
London quartet Spector will follow the singles ‘All The Sad Young Men’ and ‘Bad Boyfriend’ with their second album ‘Moth Boys’ on August 21 on Fiction.
North London alternative rock outfit Wolf Alice officially arrive in the UK mainstream, as their debut album ‘My Love Is Cool’ enters at No. 2.
We’re sad to report that the death has just been confirmed of Chris Squire, the widely-respected bass player best known for his work with Yes.
Here’s the fascinating collaboration between the Chemical Brothers and St. Vincent. ‘Under Neon Lights’ will be on the new Chems album ‘Born In The Echoes.’
A new exhibition displaying memorabilia from the stellar career of the Supremes has opened at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.
Queen are launching their own beer, a Bohemian Czech lager in honour of ‘Bohemian Rhapsody.’ It marks the 40th anniversary of the classic hit.
New Music Fridays, the much-heralded, newly-aligned global release day for new music, will become a reality on Friday, July 10.
A live, interactive show to be mounted by the Hologram USA company in 2016 will present the “return” to the stage of Patsy Cline.
As James Taylor tops the US chart with 'Before This World,' he has been reminiscing about his days in London, when The Beatles signed him to Apple.
The recent sad passing of James Last put us in mind of a favourite story told by Jim Lea, guitarist with UK chart regulars of the 1970s and ‘80s, Slade.
This year’s John Martyn Summer Gathering, dedicated to a celebration of his work and influence on modern artists, takes place this weekend (June 26-27).
Rod Stewart today (June 23) announces a brand new studio album, ‘Another Country,’ to be released on October 23 on Decca.
