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Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie has added his name to the long string of musicians who have come out in support of the 100 Club, issuing a heartfelt statement on his love of the historic venue.

The Oxford Street venue is facing closure as running costs spiral out ...

Sugarbabe Amelle Berrabah has been banned from the road for 14 months after admitting drinking and driving.

The 26-year-old attended Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court and her lawyer said the singer was sorry for her "exceptionally silly" actions.

Berrabah was arrested on 23 September in Camden a she ...

Amy Winehouse performed a surprise Camden Town gig this week giving fans a taste of her new album tracks.

The Back To Black star wowed the 150 strong crowd at The Hawley Arms' monthly charity gig playing a six song set in her first live performance in two ...

A member of London rock band Bloc Party has been rushed to hospital after he was bitten by a lion in South Africa.

Guitarist Russell Lissack was in the country with fellow rockers Ash, with whom he is currently performing while Bloc Party are on hiatus. Spinner reports ...

Ou Est Le Swimming Pool have announced Chazzstock, a memorial show for frontman Charles Haddon, who committed suicide last month.

The show, due to take place at Koko in Camden on 4 Oct, will feature performances from an array of the band's friends, with proceeds donated to ...

Several London festivals have won converted Green credentials as over a dozen UK events achieved the sustainable seal of approval.

Hyde Park's three-day Wireless and the City Of London festival were among 14 UK parties awarded the 'A Greener Festival' seal of approval for their efforts to reduce ...

Members of the London Irish punk folk band, The Pouges, were involved in a public internet spat over the troups 'Farewell Christmas' tour.

The rockers announced that they would stage their Farewell Christmas Tour this December at the Brixton Academy, leading some to wonder if this was The Pogues last ...

The capitals Guns N Roses fans may in for a rough night in the mosh pit after Dublin got the full Axl circus treatment.

The American rockers turned up an hour late for their set last night at Ireland's O2 Centre then walked off stage after coming under a ...

As the rest of print media struggles to stem a never-ending slide towards irrelevance, there is a particular sector that is in near freefall.

Trade press, business to business, specialist media has shown resolve and solidified its market in providing expert analysis and proving that a ...