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Questions around social media campaigns prompt several nations to demand a 'complete review' of how the contest's public vote works ...

Now at arena level after a string of trap-pop smashes, the Canadian star has a knack for elaborate choreography - but it can obscure her personality ...

As the folk icon celebrates his 84th birthday, he looks back on falling out with Paul Simon, smashing up pianos with Dylan - and the classic song he's still not got quite right ...

Push It hitmakers Sandra Denton and Cheryl James claim Universal is blocking the return of their copyright, but label claims it has repeatedly attempted a resolution ...

After his band Rawayana were driven out of Venezuela by their own president, Beto Montenegro joined with Li Saumet of Bomba Estéreo to make music that battles political strife with pure joy ...

Police make chance find of sculpture that adorned Doors singer's Paris grave until its 1988 disappearance ...

'He would punch her, choke her, slap her,' says singer as second week of music mogul's sex-trafficking trial resumes ...

One half of Hall & Oates can't quite hit the high notes of the soul-poppers' heyday, but is helped by talented sidemen ...

South London park will host events including Field Day and Mighty Hoopla despite last week's high court ruling ...

'Machines were revolutionising recording. We were told to lay down a 20-second backing track, a guide vocal - then go and play table tennis'