Fears for his wellbeing have escalated in recent months, with the pop star looking hollow-eyed and disheveled in public and sharing a string of concerning posts on social media.

Sir Sam Mendes’ forthcoming Beatles biopics have cast four modern-day heartthrobs – here’s why.

“You never forget your first love. The sense of wonder and excitement, a world you had only heard and read about, opening up to you like a flower on a Summer’s day. Deafheaven was my first (in a metal sense). The combination of furious black meal, searing post metal, and fuzzy shoegaze, mixed with a dollop of genuine longing, totally rewired my brain. Which means that if you’re looking for a coldly analytical review of a band’s sixth album, you should probably go elsewhere. Deafheaven is part of my DNA, and a new album will always be a big deal, even if we’ve drifted apart over the years. You see, while I’ve enjoyed the band’s output since the wondrous Sunbather, it’s been clear that Deafheaven and I have been moving in different directions.” Tonguebather.

Thirty years after Oasis founder Tony McCarroll fell out with Noel Gallagher in 1995, the band’s ex drummer still regrets parting ways with the famous brothers.

She was in one of the biggest girlbands of the 1990s – but now she’s turned 50, this singer has revealed she’s made a very different career move away from the music industry

The station broadcasts on FM and online around the clock from the East Surrey Hospital.

After months of teasing new material, Arcade Fire have shared a new song and video for ‘Cars and Telephones’.

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Tony McCarroll, the former drummer of Oasis, has shared his message to the band ahead of their highly-anticipated reunion tour this year.

Actor Richard E Grant has praised Barry Keoghan, his Saltburn co-star, saying he will be a “fantastic Ringo Starr” in the new Beatles biopics.