Liam Payne first posthumous single with producer Sam Pounds was due to be released tomorrow – but it was pulled last minute

Fans of glam-rock rejoice! As reports have emerged to suggest chart-topping band Scissor Sisters is reuniting in 2025 for an epic tour where they will play all their biggest hits

Music icon Stevie Nicks joins Morning Joe to discuss her new song, produced by Sheryl Crow, ‘The Lighthouse’. The song is urgent warning about the reversal of Roe vs. Wade.

Stevie Nicks has urged musicians to use their platforms and mediums as away to encourage people to go and vote.

Well that sucks.

Midas Man, a biopic on the life of Beatles manager Brian Epstein, is now on Amazon Prime

I will never get over the Stevie Nicks song

Every artist might thrive onstage, but Eric Clapton thought that this band never really satisfied him when he heard it live. Read more about it here.

She’s fully back to being herself after her Great Impersonator rollout.

Slayer are set to take the stage once again!After the disastrous Hurricane Helene “flooded” the legendary metal thrash band’s scheduled appearance at the 2024’s Louder Than Life, the Raining Blood crooners now…

ECHO writer Ryan Paton was in attendance at the screening of the new Brian Epstein biopic, which finally tells the story of the “Fifth Beatle”

When it came to making one Led Zeppelin album, the band could afford the privilege of creative freedom as Jimmy Page fully self-funded the entire record.

A final song will also be released.

The impressive run The Beatles went on is borderline untouchable in rock circles, but John Lennon felt he never got this tune exactly right.

Pete Townshend was very opinionated when it came to music. It annoyed him when he didn’t like music, but it was even worse when he was compared to those bands.

EXCLUSIVE: Plans to posthumously release a song by Liam Payne, just two weeks after his death, has sparked backlash among fans that called for “respect” to the singer and his loved ones

Let’s not go overboard. It’s so tempting! You want to go overboard in a situation like this! A great legacy act returns with its first album in a long time, one that explicitly calls back to thing things that made the group so beloved in the first place? That’s what we want! Given our reunion-friendly touring climate, it’s something that happens more often than you might expect! When it happens, fans and critics have a tendency to get too excited, to praise the new record in ways that almost diminish the old ones. It’s a shortcut to living in the past, insisting that yesterday’s trailblazers are superior to today’s. It’s the line of thinking that leads Time Out Of Mind to defeat OK Computer, both at the Grammys and on the 1997 Pazz & Jop poll. So let’s not do that to the Cure. Let’s take a breath.

He recorder ‘Do No Wrong’ with Sam Pounds before his death

Brian May has explained why he revamped his guitar parts on Queen’s debut album for the new expanded reissue.