The winners of the BBC Music Awards 2015 have been revealed tonight as part of a star-studded show from the Genting Arena, Birmingham. Jammed with breathtaking performances from some of the biggest names in the international music scene, five awards were given out on the night.
Ross Hannaford is feeling better today after having to postpone last night’s ‘Hanna’ album launch and the show has been rescheduled for next Tuesday (15 Dec 15).
Metallica have given fans a glimpse of their upcoming book ‘Back To The Front’, the story of the recording of the ‘Master of Puppets’ album and subsequent tour.
R. Kelly, Louise Adams (XF 2015), Fleetwood Mac’s 1979 album remastered, Cass McCombs, Hardwell, Dan Sultan and the new Alvin & Hunger Games’ soundtrack’s lead this week’s new music releases.
No one does it better than Prince and when he unleashed his inimitable falsetto and incendiary guitar onstage at Coachella back in 2008, every person in that audience felt it.
John David Souther, better known as JD Souther, is a singer-songwriter and actor best known as writer of hit songs by the likes of the Eagles and Linda Ronstadt.
Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams have filed for an appeal over the copyright infringement lawsuit they lost earlier this year (15), when they were found guilty of ripping off a Marvin Gaye song for their 2013 hit Blurred Lines.
