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The soulful singer known for his 1978 hit What You Won’t Do For Love died after a long illness, according to a statement from his wifeBobby Caldwell, the influential singer and songwriter behind such R&B hits as Open Your Eyes and What You Won’t Do…
Mixed group to take over duties of Escolania choir at Montserrat monastery one weekend a monthWomen and girls are to be admitted to a choir at the Montserrat monastery near Barcelona, home to the famous Escolania all-boys choir, for the first time in i…
News of the Grammy award-winner’s performance comes weeks after organisers apologised again for how wild weather and traffic were handled last yearGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailThe Grammy award-winning singer, rapper and flautist Lizzo wil…
The thrash metallers have secured their own supply of the high-value format, which is enjoying a 16th consecutive year of growth, ahead of the release of a new albumMetallica have bought their own factory to manufacture vinyl records, as annual vinyl u…
A Janelle Monáe residency, work by Yayoi Kusama and Ryuichi Sakamoto and a collaboration between footballer Juan Mata and artist Tino Sehgal kick off at this summer’s event A group show by 11 pairs of footballers and visual artists, an exhibition of Ya…
The three-time Grammy winner appeared at the White House to perform his new, pro-Ukraine song – which has a cameo from ZelenskiyWearing white cowboy hat, black suit and black tie, country singer and guitar virtuoso Brad Paisley strode on stage in the E…
Notorious pedophile and British glam rock star Gary Glitter was recalled to a United Kingdom prison after violating the terms of his release, the country’s Probation Service announced Monday. Glitter, 78, was released in early February after serving e…
French pop singer invites Sigur Rós, Jim Jarmusch and more for June festival at London’s Southbank CentreChristine and the Queens has announced the artists who will be performing at this year’s Meltdown festival, which he is curating.Taking place at Lo…
E-bikes, home security cameras and frozen berries added to ONS list in sign of changing shopping habitsTwo ubiquitous consumer items of the 1990s – alcopops and CDs – will no longer count towards the monthly update of Britain’s cost of living after the…
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has revealed in its annual revenue report that vinyl sales have outpaced CD sales for the first time since 1987. From a report: Sales of physical music formats, like vinyl, CDs, and cassette tapes, s…