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The Sopranos and Goodfellas star danced to Sinatra as a child and bought the Turtles with her babysitting money. But which rocker makes her cry?

The classical musician, who performed with George Harrison and Van Morrison, died in a San Francisco hospital on Sunday ...

Stretching an almost three-hour set from the Quarrymen through to the 'final Beatles single' this is like an arena-sized Last Night at the Proms, with Beatlemania ...

Heads bang, moshpits burst into life and riffs eviscerate every corner of the room as the band tear through their debut album 1999 in a visceral sensory haze ...

Week-long 'Olympics of the mind' next summer will showcase cutting-edge film, gigs, talks and much more ...

As saxophonist and band leader Marshall Allen turns 100, his evergreen outfit effortlessly draw on their rich history, as classics meet the cosmic ...

Celebrating the 20th anniversary reissue of their debut album, the New Yorkers remain masters of delayed gratification in a cracking set of hits past ...

The Londoner's reggae-spiked soul has earned her support slots with Mahalia, Tems and more - and now her debut EP brings more of that low-frequency cool ...

The singer-songwriter on the early days of Wham!, his 'Count Dracula' grandfather, and an ice-cream disaster ...

Producer Felix Weatherall adopts another guise, swapping lo-fi analogue for a disorienting burst of alternative dance music ...