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The story of “Reunion” tells the tale of the fictitious band Archer, as the members look back on their storied career throughout the multi-layered piece. Tony nominated Broadway star, Carmen Cusack, Jeremy Kushnier, Jim Hogan and Alex Sturtevant are confirmed for the workshop of the project which began its 'first look' 29 hour industry read this week.

Inspired by the music of 1970s Laurel Canyon, Reunion counts Grammy winner Peter Asher as lead music consultant.

From the glam-punk of Handbag to the ultra-camp Steve Elgin, award-winning gay music historian Darryl W Bullock picks out deep cuts to play at this year’s Pride celebrations

The 37th Annual TEC Awards at NAMM 2022 showcased some surprise wins and moving tributes to both Rupert Neve and Sequential's Dave Smith.

  Once George Harrison picked up the sitar to add exotic sounds to John Lennon’s “Norwegian Wood”, the pop world turned toward the East, as did luminaries like John Coltrane and composer Philip Glass. Suddenly, the

Abbey Road on the River, the world’s largest tribute to The Beatles, will celebrate its 20th anniversary this year and feature more than 50 bands.

We now proudly present the P list of peerless and perhaps less than perfect pop performances that peaked in the top-10 in the 1960s.

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Elvis Costello maintains that his songs are not misogynistic. During a chat with The Los Angeles Times, Costello was reminded of a quote in the 2000 movie High Fidelity, where actor John Cusack is compiling a "Top Five Angry Songs About Women" and he explains, "You kind of have to start with Elvis Costello, but where?" The line confused Costello, one of rock's greatest songwriters, who admitted, "I don't get that myself. I think it's in the eye of the beho...