Some of the biggest music stars of the 1980s are to take to the stage at Slessor Gardens as part of a musical extravaganza – and headliners ABC can’t wait to come to Dundee.
Rock pianist Stan Urban wowed spectators at Dundee railway station with an outstanding performance on the public piano that has now been viewed more than one million times.
Sir Elton John has a long history with the royal family.
Warner Bros will release the Bruce Springsteen musical documentary Western Stars, the company has said.
Dozens of couples are donning their dancing shoes in preparation for Dundee’s answer to Strictly Come Dancing.
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The number of students taking some arts subjects at A-level has continued to fall, national data shows.
A piano playing cat has been helping students feel more at ease with learning music.
One of rock history’s most famous instruments is going on display – in smashed pieces.
A Dundee woman has combined her love for music and painting by hiding rocks emblazoned with the logos of famous bands across the city.
Scores of people have turned out for the funeral of Groucho's owner Alastair 'Breeks' Brodie.
Trevor Nelson has said the lack of live music shows on television means pop stars are not as well known as they were in previous generations.
Prophets of Rage guitarist Tom Morello taped a “f*** Boris” message to his guitar as the band headlined Winchester’s Boomtown Fair.
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Some of the biggest stars of the ’80s are taking to the stage in Dundee in two weeks’ time for a musical journey through the decade.
Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello are set to notch up a fifth week at the top of the charts.
Hundreds of fans gathered at London’s Abbey Road to mark the 50th anniversary of the Beatles walking across its zebra crossing.
Lil Nas X has said he is living life to “its fullest potential” after coming out as gay.
Eighties pop legend Midge Ure is looking forward to playing in front of a home Scottish crowd when he takes to the stage at Slessor Gardens later this month.