Amidst a period of ill health, Rod Stewart has been forced to cancel four more US shows and reschedule a further two, weeks ...

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During the encore of his biggest headline show to date, Sam Fender addressed the 80,000 audience members to declare his support for Palestine.

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Founded in 2005 by New York DJ Veronica Vasicka, Minimal Wave resurrected lost gems of synthpop's pre-digital era and reissued numerous essential albums.

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Looking at how Eric Clapton was so big in the London blues scene that artists like Ian Anderson and Andy Summers built their careers by leaning away from him.

Zach Cregger's 'Weapons' is shrouded in secrecy, but everything revealed about the 'Barbarian' director's new film makes it feel like a new horror classic.

Jarvis Cocker's ode to working-class life in 'Common People' changed Britpop - but how does the Pulp classic still stand up to today's society? Read more here.

Martin Scorsese had a tough time in the 1980s, so he decided to become a director-for-hire with 1986's 'The Colour of Money', and it got him back on track.