MUSIC

Iconic British band's tour will support their new album Spirit, which is set for release 'early next Spring'.

The song is the group's first new music since their album V, which was released in 2014.

Stewart, 71, was accompanied by his wife Penny Lancaster and their two sons.

The Rolling Stones and John Legend are among musicians to ban Trump from using their music during campaign.

Sheeran, 25, and Snow Patrol's Johnny McDaid accused of ripping-off Matt Cardle's 2012 single Amazing.

Singer already has a 10-year-old daughter Bluebell.

Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge and Michel'le will air on the Lifetime network in the US on 15 October.

Rapper will go head-to-head with likes of Justin Bieber and Rihanna at annual ceremony on 20 November.

Little Mix will debut Shout Out To My Ex during their X Factor performance on 16 October.

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

One Dance rapper bringing his Summer Sixteen tour to a close in North America.

Arthur, 28, has re-signed to Simon Cowell's Syco record label after getting dropped in 2014.

IBTimes UK exclusive: Dixon addresses sexism in showbiz as part of AOL's Makers series.

Coach packages for the music festival sold out in 23 minutes.

Gomez is currently taking a break from her singing career.

Reggae superstar and son of the late Bob Marley will be replaced by grime artist Bugzy Malone.

Sande's rendition of FourFiveSeconds left Rihanna, Kanye West and Paul McCartney out in the cold.

Love Me Now will feature on Legend's forthcoming album Darkness & Light.

Bublé is the third non-Brit to host the Brit Awards after Kylie Minogue and RuPaul.

The multi-Grammy-winning artist announced that the third studio LP will feature collaborations with producer Skrillex.

Kaepernick sparked debate after kneeling during Star-Spangled Banner in campaign against racial injustice.

The album features extensive guitar work by Eric Clapton and is set for release on 2 December.

Tyka says siblings are not fighting over singer's $300m fortune – as his Paisley Park home opens to public.

Temperton worked with a wide range of musicians including Aretha Franklin and George Benson.

One-off show at London's O2 Arena in August 2017 will mark Bros' 30th anniversary.

Their last album was 2005's A Bigger Bang, but covers of Chicago blues classics could be on the way.

The song is part of his new album Heavy Entertainment Show that will release in November.

IBTimes UK exclusive: Psychologist Judi James analyses relationship between fans and scandalous celebrities.

Martin, who died in March aged 90, is said to have had a long-running feud with son Greg.