Murray Lachlan Young is a British performance poet - the first poet to be given a £1m record deal - and a regular on Radio 4 and 6.

Former President’s appeal for heavy metal legends to play benefit gig fell on deaf ears

Seasick Steve was an overnight success at 65. He tells James McNair how he's adapted to life in the musical stratosphere

Robshaw confident his side can cope with hostility of Cardiff crowd but rejuvenated Wales have weaponry to take the title

Charlie Boyer and the Voyeurs

The producer of David Bowie's new album has ended hopes that the pop superstar will be returning to the stage or festival circuit.

Veteran rockers Black Sabbath have topped the charts thanks to sales of their best-selling vintage T-shirt.

They may have been sitting down in their tuxes rather than tearing across the stage in their flares, but in the words of Barack Obama: “Guys who are not completely youthful can still rock.”

Former first children recall life at world's most famous address

For the majority of the all-seated crowd in Glasgow’s atmospheric underground railway arch venue, the suspicion is they’re here because of the ‘featuring John Paul Jones’ element of tonight’s bill.

Led Zeppelin will not be reuniting any time soon.

Teens were easy prey in an era with different morals

'Jack White's a sick frontman. And he has that great hair'

'I don't think there has been a more important collaboration to this day since Run-DMC and Aerosmith doing "Walk This Way"'