August News

Hatsune Miku, a computer-generated Japanese pop star who performs as a hologram, is to support some of Lady Gaga's tour of North America next month, the U.S. songstress has announced on Twitter.

The seventh annual celebration of Record Store Day is Saturday, April 19, and it could be the biggest yet with hundreds of exclusive vinyl record releases.

Tina Arena says recent reports pitting her against concert promoters after she announced a self-funded tour were "brutal" and "disrespectful".

The Disc Frisk Presents Benefit Concert Series, last active about 10 years ago, is bringing legendary Maine band Rustic Overtones plus up-and-coming Maine hip-hop artist Spose to the Midcoast as a community celebration and fundraiser in memory of Laken Kyle Harrington.

"Detroit" originated at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre before making its way here -- as did "August: Osage County," Steve Martin's "Picasso at the Lapine Agile," Frank Galati's "After the Quake," Bruce Norris' "The Pain and the Itch" and Tarell Alvin McCraney's upcoming "Head of Passes."

BRITISH Blues Hall of Famers, The Hoax, have returned to the international stage with the release of their first album in 15 years.

AN EXHIBITION of iconic images captured by a Sully photographer who has snapped some of the world's biggest rock stars is coming to Cardiff.

Artist Annie Kevans has paid tribute to Jean Paul Gaultier's muses in a new exhibition called 'The Fashion World of Jean Gaultier: From The Sidewalk To The Catwalk'.

Pictures of some of the world's most famous rock stars taken by a Cardiff-born photographer are to go on display in Wales.

As the Earth Day release date for So Brown's "Point Legere" draws near, it's starting to look like this Mobile-inspired album will be music the whole country hears.

David Bowie is back in Berlin: from May 20 until August 10, 2014, some 300 artefacts, including handwritten lyrics, original costumes, set designs and Bowie's instruments will give insight into the wide-ranging work and eventful life of the pop and style icon.

My Facebook feed is filled with people saying they'll die, kill someone or break into the Hammersmith Apollo if they don't get tickets to Kate Bush's live shows later this year.