The Who guitarist Pete Townshend will discuss the future of the music industry when he gives the first John Peel lecture in honour of the legendary DJ.

Gorillaz refused to work with Katy Perry because she is dating Russell Brand.

La Roux’s second album will have a different sound to their first.

Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello has revealed in an interview with BBC 6 Music that he is donating his profits from the 'Killing in the Name' re-release to charity, to help young musicians “take on the establishment”.

John Lydon has promised Public Image Ltd will “definitely” record new material – if they have enough money.

Bassist John Paul Jones is “happy” that Led Zeppelin did not reform permanently.

Dizzee Rascal is "amazed" by the success of 'Bonkers'.

It is an award they might not want to actually win – David and Victoria Beckham have been nominated for the title of Funniest Double Act in the UK.

Rocker Courtney Love is taking over digital radio station BBC 6 Music for a day later this month.

British musician Paul Weller today said he would only consider reforming The Jam if he and his children were “destitute and starving in the gutter”.