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More than 70 artists inlcuding Kode9 and Lolo & Sosaku have signed a letter in opposition to the owner of the event's business interests in the West Bank ...

The DJ coalesces her quickfire sensibility, which spans noughties dancefloor fillers, Jersey Club, drum'n'bass and dubstep, into a chaotically fun brew for the late-night crew ...

The plaintiff, who alleged that Bambaataa sexually abused and trafficked him when he was 12, was granted a default judgment after the DJ failed to show up in court ...

The U2 frontman called for Hamas to release the hostages and for Israel to 'be released from the far-right fundamentalists that twist your sacred texts'

With folk songs gathered from a gallop across Argyll, Josie Vallely's album is a resonant tribute to her ancestral land ...

On their first LP in almost a decade, made as two members were treated for cancer, the rockers shrug off their 90s heyday with an experimental mindset ...

A bold new look, a liking for soft rock and songs about ageing, the north London four-piece have grown up but have they got global superstardom in their sights?

Northern Irish group say charge is 'political policing' to stop them speaking out about 'genocide in Gaza'

Pop star recognised for sharp yet candid songcraft on Brat, but loses best album category to Berwyn at awards honouring songwriting excellence ...

As their album Grand Prix turns 30, we rate the standout moments from a group Kurt Cobain called 'the best in the world'