Friends and celebrity fans of the late Freddie Mercury may not be Doing All Right this morning after a raucous night spent celebrating what would have been his 65th birthday... more
Freddie Mercury'S 65th birthday will be marked by a star-studded party and auction organised by former Queen bandmates Brian May and Roger Taylor... more
Freddie Mercury's 65th birthday will be marked by a star-studded party and auction organised by former Queen bandmates Brian May and Roger Taylor... more
Not really a gig, more an endurance test. This might sound curmudgeonly but last night's starry mirthathon for Great Ormond Street Hospital featuring 21 comedians pushed tolerance levels to the max... more
Never mind the Royal Wedding - 2011 is a jubilee year for Queen. March 1 is the 40th anniversary of completing the line-up of what would become one of Britain's most successful bands... more
This week sees the release of The Resistance by Muse, Jay-Z's excellent CD The Blueprint 3, David Gray's long-awaited album Draw the Line and Yeah Ghost by Grammy nominee Zero 7 ... more
He may be one of the most heavily hyped artists in recent times, but Lebanese-born singer Mika proved he is no flash-in-the-pan with a spectacular show at the Shepherd's Bush Empire.... more
A sitar tribute to Freddie Mercury will be one of the highlights of this year's London Mela.
The performance will be a special commission for the event.... more
Flamboyant newcomer Mika seems certain to be a more permanent presence in pop and a deal to be one of the faces of Paul Smith suggests that he is also becoming a style icon.... more
The Who, Razorlight and Take That were winners at the Vodafone Live Music Awards. Take That took home the prize for Best Live Return after their triumphant pop comeback.... more
From Coldplay and Pulp to The Who and Pink Floyd, much of modern music flourished in the capital's seats of higher learning. A new poll has revealed where they studied.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do