The guitarist will bring his mastery of melancholy, joy and menace to Cadogan Hall later this month
The singer-songwriter wisely builds her memoir around her creative 1970s in New York — but other periods get weighed down in detail
The singer was magnetic in a performance at New York’s Frick Collection of a Jacobean relic with a cringeworthy storyline
Dark night of D-Sol
English National Opera’s staging of the 2020 work about a nun’s visits to a man on death row delivers a knockout punch
Traditional ballad first appeared in print around 1818 and went on to be performed by folk legends and The Grateful Dead
Dispute threatens to cast shadow over $155mn Hollywood biopic of late star set for release next year
ARC Ensemble deliver premiere recordings of five works by the composer, who fled Vienna for the US in the 1930s
Traditional textures are given an injection of Tuareg energy and fiery electric guitar
Music and film open us up to new ways of seeing the world — but the streaming giants offer lonely visions of culture
As Hans Zimmer sells out arenas, even cult movie composers are taking their soundtracks centre stage
Sound of da pro lease
The rock legend on making peace with the critics, the business of running a band — and his history with Donald Trump
Mark-Anthony Turnage’s adaptation, premiered at Glyndebourne, updates the novel to the 1980s cold war
Florence Welch impresses once again with her sweeping vocal range and lyrical vitality
In her comeback album ‘West End Girl’, the singer offers a feast of revenge and scandal
Bass-baritone Davóne Tines, a champion of Eastman’s work, led an evening of music, dance and multimedia elements
The Londoner’s 10 tracks combine vivid lyricism, powerful storytelling and involving music
The rapper’s London staging of his album ‘HOME?’ was a first for the Olivier — and a statement of intent for the theatre
John Fogerty’s 1969 song made the band America’s favourite — then Tina Turner put her stamp on it
Amplified by social media, fanbases now feel closer than ever to their idols — for good and for ill
The drummer/producer edits improvised performances into a taut double album
The Centre Pompidou and the Philharmonie de Paris join forces to pair the pioneer of abstract art with the music that inspired him
This follow-up to the pianist’s hit 2019 record features a diverse set ranging from Mozart and Chopin to themes from films and video games
