MUSIC

Jackson will go back to her world tour, The State of the World Tour, in September 2017.

LA-based rappers join the likes of Pharrell Williams and Juicy J.

''Dangerous'' music event left guests ''stranded on a remote island without food, water and shelter.''

Asahd Khaled is executive producer of Khaled's new album – at the age of six months.

IBTimes UK exclusive: Radio industry expert Simon Cole says the charts should better reflect consumer habits.

Bon Appetit is the second single expected to feature on Perry's next album following Chained To The Rhythm.

Taking place in the Bahamas, the festival line-up includes G.O.O.D Music, Major Lazer and Disclosure.

Sporty and Posh veto plan for talent show to choose their 'replacements'.

Monteith died in July 2013 at the age of 31 following a drug overdose.

Status Quo manager says band are "surprised and disappointed" by Rick Parfitt Jr's comments.

Axl Rose, Slash and co. raked in $38m alone from Australian and New Zealand shows in February.

Country star revelling in 'creative independence' after divorce from Mutt Lange.

Official Charts Company reveal which leading ladies have sold the most records in the UK.

Five-piece pop group are more than 4,000 copies ahead of Sheeran in the UK midweek chart.

John, 70, cancelled nine dates on his US tour after spending two nights in intensive care.

Kesha sued producer for sexual assault in 2014 but was forced to fulfil contract with Kemosabe Records.

Rumoured to be titled Bon Appetit, the track is expected to feature pop star Ariana Grande.

It would be Steps' first UK number one album in 18 years.

Elyse Hollander's script named best unproduced screenplay by The Black List in 2016.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Ken Loach and Ricky Tomlinson are among other notable figures to sign the letter.

Soulful blues-inspired soundtrack has won acclaim from viewers of HBO's latest hit drama.

IBTimes UK senior entertainment reporter Alicia Adejobi rounds up this week's music stories.

Golden age rap duo released five albums together before launch of Fresh Prince's solo career in 1993.

Blondie star calls for a musical 'resistance' or 'protest' against Donald Trump's presidency.

Dame Esther Rantzen hoping to host star-studded show at London's Royal Albert Hall in October.

All three original members, Siobhan Fahey, Keren Woodward and Sara Dallin, will embark on UK tour.

The 80s indie icons were fronted by Morrissey, who has remained politically vocal.

The band are set to release their new album, After Laughter, in May.

As the world celebrates Record Store Day, IBTimes UK looks to the future of music consumption.