Eric Barrett’s exhilarating memoir recalls life on the road beside rock’s greatest guitarist, from reckless excess to Woodstock chaos

The pop singer describes Petal as an ‘experimental’ album. But her usual cascade of harmonies give you nothing short of a sugar rush

A sequel to her biggest album of this century, Confessions II pairs euphoric club highs with unexpectedly intimate late-career reflections

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She formed Clannad with her two brothers and two uncles, and they found fame with atmospheric themes to Harry’s Game and Robin of Sherwood

The former One Direction superstar’s album is strange, shallow and soon to be inescapable

Born of bloodshed from Minnesota to the Middle East, this fierce EP even ropes Ed Sheeran into its protest cry

Welch has developed a compelling onstage persona, but muddy acoustics left her most delicate songs fighting to be heard

Bad Bunny also wins big at ceremony dominated by criticism of US immigration crackdown

The Boss renews his long-standing feud with the president, forgoing subtlety in a searing attack on ICE

Why talent, effort, and doing everything right still are not enough in music, media, or modern careers.

Breaking his two years of silence with new single Aperture, the singer has slipped back into the running for reigning superstar of the age

Help Kas Mercer raise money to support Raystede Centre For Animal Welfare Limited

The lead singer and guitarist sits down for a volatile interview with our critic, on everything from late-night fights to finding faith

With the exception of the West End Girl singer, this year’s contenders are woefully predictable. Here are the nominees in full

Loud, swaggering and steeped in self-mythology, Britpop is less a comeback than a long-held Nineties fantasy fulfilled

The London live debut of interstellar sensations the Limbonauts. Over 200,000 streams. Rock from an Alternative Dimension.

As the comeback of one of Britain’s greatest lyricists, Make-up Is a Lie isn’t quite up to scratch

Any musician would feel proud to have penned songs half as gorgeous and touching as his

Disney’s The End of an Era underlines why the pop star is the all-conquering entertainer of our times

As the streaming platform’s personalised annual round-up drops, a new feature is causing our critic consternation

The seminal documentary series returns looking better than ever, and now marking George Harrison’s last stand as a Beatle

The Jamaican singer-songwriter put soul into reggae. He should be remembered as one of the greats