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Her sensuous new album is a riposte to conservatives who want to supress black, queer lifestyles.

Layla's parents became a couple at Download, getting engaged and celebrating their honeymoon there.

The medieval building is one of five venues hosting music festival Brighten the Corners.

Southend writer Jane Gull says she never imagined how relevant her film script would become.

Sam Fender, Arctic Monkeys and Aitch will return to where it all began for big open-air gigs.

Punk Rock Factory have won fans young and old with their versions of some of Disney's best-known tunes.

In a letter to director general Tim Davie, 13 MPs say they are "dismayed" at programme-sharing plans.

The Sex and the City actress will star opposite her husband Matthew Broderick in Plaza Suite.

Kerri-Anne Donaldson was part of the super-group Kings and Queens, who reached the 2014 semi-finals.

Some passengers missed flights from nearby East Midlands Airport due to rock event traffic.

The annual B-SIDE festival is taking place in Birmingham from 8 to 14 June.

Stars are wishing the Strictly dancer well as she starts treatment for grade three breast cancer.

The actress left the stage saying she had trouble breathing due to poor air caused by Canada fires.

The legendary front man Gene Simmons speaks to BBC News NI after rocking up at parliament.

Cardiff council has a team of eight people who clean the city centre after gigs.

John Robins spoke about his mental health issues during podcast series podcast How Do You Cope?

Stars from Doctor Who and cast members from Red Dwarf will be among the attractions.

Blind and visually impaired fans say the introduction by the ITV dating show is the "first step".

It denies a character with red eyes and a "Terf" badge is based on Rowling but re-edits the animation.