June 2010

Muse Headlines Glastonbury for the second time

(June 27, 2010)

Muse headlined the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury on Saturday night. The trio has repeatedly been voted Britain’s best live band so expectations among the 100,000-strong crowd were high. Luckily, Matt Bellamy and co. didn’t disappoint – their epic

Lady Gaga Plans to announce New album on New Years Eve

(June 22, 2010)

Unlike some artists who usually take years to finish their records, Lady GaGa gets her own album done in less than two years because she writes music almost everyday.Mark your calendar Little Monsters as Lady GaGa has revealed

Leona awards Oasis Star Huge Royalty Cheque

(June 21, 2010)

Noel Gallagher is grateful to Leona Lewis for covering Oasis’ Stop Crying Your Heart Out – because he’s received massive royalty cheques for her rendition of the song. The Bleeding Love singer’s version of the Brit pop

Surprise Backstreet Boys Duet

(June 21, 2010)

Fans at a New Kids On The Block concert were in for a double delight on Saturday – when the pop stars brought out the Backstreet Boys for a duet. The 1980s group thrilled fans at New

Combs offers to take Idol pay cut

(June 19, 2010)

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has issued a fresh plea to American Idol bosses to hire him as a replacement for Simon Cowell – he’s offered to take a five per cent pay cut on the music mogul’s massive salary.

Paul McCartney Headlines Isle of Wight Festival

(June 14, 2010)

Paul McCartney closed the 2010 Isle Of Wight Festival tonight (June 13), headlining the Main Stage. Taking to the stage after a pre-recorded video introduction from comedian James Corden, he kicked things off with ‘Venus And Mars Rockshow’

Connected in BGT Final

(June 6, 2010)

Connected returned to the Britain’s Got Talent stage last night, after they won the judges vote on Tuesday night’s show. During the semi final round they sang ‘No Boundaries’ by Kara DioGuardi, Simon Cowell told the 4 piece