I’m amazed, and there’s no maybe about it. Paul McCartney and Wings star in this engrossing hour-long documentary (or, if you will, rockumentary) shot on
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Johnny Cash statue to be unveiled at US Capitol to represent Arkansas
A bronze statue of the country musician Johnny Cash was set to be unveiled on Tuesday at the US Capitol as one of two representations
Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne on the ties between British and Caribbean folk music: ‘My ancestors could have heard these songs’
On a sunny Sunday afternoon late in the festival season, a young musician is alone on stage with an older crowd in the palm of
Acclaimed ambient composer Beverly Glenn-Copeland shares dementia diagnosis
The Canadian composer Beverly Glenn-Copeland has said that he has been diagnosed with dementia, and that his tour dates in Canada and New York state
The Cure announce first new song in 16 years, Alone
The Cure have announced their first new song in 16 years, entitled Alone, to be released on Thursday. A post on the band’s social media
‘Tom Petty heard it and said: “Wow!” Jet on how they made Are You Gonna Be My Girl
Nic Cester, singer, songwriter We weren’t signed when I wrote the track. Nobody knew who we were. We were playing pubs around Melbourne and no
Abba’s Björn Ulvaeus remarries with Sandi Toksvig officiating
Abba’s Björn Ulvaeus has married his partner in a ceremony officiated by the TV presenter Sandi Toksvig. The 79-year-old Swedish singer, who has been married
The Last Dinner Party review – Victoriana pomp and bombastic baroque rock
It’s Friday night in Glasgow and a largely young, queer, female audience are decked in ribbons, corsets and petticoats, as bombastic classical music blasts from
‘Not having a phone is the dream’: Jamie xx on dance music, modern life and getting hooked on surfing
Jamie Smith has been incommunicado. He’s just returned from a holiday in Norway: a remote cabin in a quiet valley, where he had to catch
Paid in Full: The Battle for Black Music review – the racism that’s seen artists brutally ripped off for 100 years
It is no wonder Ice-T excels as a talking head in this three-part docuseries on how the dastardly music industry has exploited Black artists. His