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The gig in August marks the “grand opening” of the HMV Empire which moved to a new site in the city.

LeBron James’ basketball sequel wins out as Marvel’s blockbuster falters amid streaming tensions.

The first two nights of his new West End show are cancelled due to Covid-19 self-isolation measures.

Keigo Oyamada resigned after it came out that he bullied disabled classmates and boasted about it.

Poland’s Jowita Przystal is one of four new additions to the BBC One’s team of professional dancers.

The journalist was suspended for a gesture made during a chat about the abuse of black footballers.

Singer-actor Kris Wu has denied the accusations and said he was filing a defamation suit.

The Terrence Rattigan play was due to open in west London next month, with proceeds going to Rada.

For some revellers in Leeds, this was the first time they’d ever been to a nightclub.

Figures given to Radio 1 Newsbeat show a quarter of clubs have closed in the past six years.

Katie Hopkins – a far-right British commentator – bragged about plans to break isolation rules.

The presenter and comic had had Parkinson’s for many years, his family says.

The singer says the arrangement controlling her personal and financial affairs has “killed my dreams”.

Sir Graham, who founded Birmingham Opera Company, died of Covid “complications”, it is announced.

Experts say the success of period dramas online has brought Elizabeth Gaskell a new audience.

When Covid closed New York theatres, dancer Robbie Fairchild started a business that put down roots.

The outlandish Titane wins after jury president Spike Lee reveals the award in a ceremony slip-up.

Stephen Fretwell on his hit TV show theme tune and why his 13-year music hiatus has come to an end.

Some production companies fear a privatised channel would spend less money and support fewer jobs in Scotland.

A-listers flocked to the Cannes Film Festival’s red carpet, despite the pandemic.

Elijah Hewson’s rock group knock Olivia Rodrigo off the top spot with their debut album.

The Grammy-nominated star, who recently topped the US album chart, was not injured in the incident.

Charlotte Church, Gruff Rhys and Mogwai are among acts booked with 20,000 revellers set to attend.

A recreation of the late celebrity cook’s voice is used in a film about his life.

The collection belongs to artist Edward Bell who designed covers for the musician’s records.

Guto Harri is not expected to appear for the rest of the summer after making the gesture on air.

Tributes are paid by Bollywood stars to the film, TV and theatre veteran.

Danish Siddiqui, an award-winning photographer with Reuters news agency, is killed on assignment.

Filming is in full swing in Glasgow city centre for the new Indiana Jones movie.

Steve Jones and Paul Cook are suing Johnny Rotten for the use of the band’s songs in Pistol.