War co-founder and bassist B.B. Dickerson has died

Sam Fender has released a new short film called On The Record to accompany the launch of his new clothing line.Teaming up with menswear specialists Scotts, the Brit Award winner returns to his roots in the film, visiting his favourite record store Vinyl Guru, which is located in the heart of his hometown Newcastle.In addition to delivering an intimate performance in store, Fender sits down with Gordon Smart for a revealing and in-depth interview where he talks about the new material he’s been

Machine Gun Kelly, Wolf Alice and Sam Fender have all been added to the line-up for this year’s Reading & Leeds Festival.It comes after organisers confirmed that the festivals will return from August 27-29, after coronavirus previously forced the cancellation of last year’s event.As well as the aforementioned acts, fans can also expect performances from newly added acts including Sea Girls, Slowthai, Denzel Curry, Aitch, Becky Hill and Nothing But Thieves.Describing what fans can expect, Sea

Police in Falkirk are on the hunt for 'mindless' thugs who vandalised a war memorial in the town.

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Rusty Young, the cofounder of Poco and only member to last though its entire five-decade history, died Wednesday at 75 of a heart attack at his Davisville, Missouri home, a representative confirmed.

Netflix is to open an office in Bogota, Colombia, this year, the streamer has announced.

Summer marks the official season of white jeans, but fashion rules are made to be broken.

Twin Peaks to Seinfeld, has died.Olkewicz passed away in California on Tuesday (April 6) after a long battle with infections, Deadline reports. He was 72.His death was confirmed by his son, screenwriter Zak Olkewicz, who issued a statement on behalf of the family.

Billboard.Dickerson was born in 1949 in California and started playing bass at the age of 12.He co-wrote and played on popular War songs including “Low Rider” and “Summer.”War had a Billboard chart number one album in 1973 with “The World Is a Ghetto”, while their single “The Cisco Kid” reached number two.B.B. also regularly contributed vocals to songs, with him taking the lead on title track “The War Is a Ghetto.”Back in 1962, original members Howard E.

Owen Simon, a former marketing executive with Group W Productions and The Mike Douglas Show, died Friday in Los Angeles, his family said. He was 93.

Charli XCX and Tove Lo is in the works according to Charli, who calls it “the best music ever.”The pair previously linked up on 2017 track ‘Out Of My Head’, which appears on Charli’s ‘Pop 2’ mixtape.Taking to Instagram, Charli discussed how the pair have been in the studio together in Palm Springs, California, and spoke of the music they’ve created.“[Tove Lo] and i have been out in Palm Springs writing songs together for a week (tested and safe) and we been making the best music ever!!!!!” she

Drake was sporting his unusual haircut used to promote his sixth studio album Lover Boy as he stepped out in Beverly Hills, California on Friday.  The rapper, 34, showed off his blunt buzzcut with a love heart design etched into his forehead as he left a jewellery store flanked by his bodyguards.

Canadian-born Instagram and YouTube star Lee MacMillan has tragically passed away. The 28-year-old influencer, who was known for documenting her global travels in a van, has taken her own life after a battle with depression.

Claire Segal, a public relations and marketing executive who represented Southern California arts centers, organizations and nonprofits like the Los Angeles Music Center, L.A. Opera and the Center Theatre Group, has died.

Beloved children’s author Beverly Cleary, whose characters Ramona Quimby and Henry Huggins enthralled generations of youngsters, has died. She was 104.