Peter Gabriel

Hundreds of celebrities, including Robbie Keane, Jeremy Paxman, former Spice Girls and Annie Lennox, caught up in £1.6bn tax dispute

Keane and O’Neill invested in films at heart of £1.6bn HMRC case

A new band, new relationship, and a struggle with strange lyrics – Guy Garvey’s mid-life crisis seem like an awful lot of fun

Former Genesis frontman says ‘the horse is out of the stable’ after a four-year break

Tapestry unveiled depicting island of Manhattan as yellow submarine piloted by Lennon

‘Vocal Chords’, ‘Voices’ podcast, ‘The Ray D’Arcy Show’ and ‘Today With Sean O’Rourke’

U2’s Canadian producer has spent his whole life in recording studios. Now he wants to celebrate that heritage, which ranges from Bob Dylan and Neil Young to Emmylou Harris, in his live show

600 artists are boycotting Israel; Sean Scully is showing in China - is art ever apolitical?

The days are getting shorter – but that’s good news because the nights are longer. Between now and C****tmas, there are hundreds of bands heading your way – and our gig guide will help you plan your rest-of-the-year partying

Mobile network sponsor reveals new branding for Dublin music venue

The tribute to Heaney, which was paid for by a group of the poet’s admirers, including Paul Simon and Bono, is bringing colour to Dublin airport

They’re an Irish supergroup that blends chamber pop with rock and African influences, but don’t mistake DFF’s debut for `just another world music album’. Oh, and don’t ask them what their name means, either

It’s been 18 years since Neneh Cherry last released music under her own name, but new album ‘Blank Project’ sees her back out in front. She tells Jim Carroll about the art of collaboration and why she still feels ‘unfinished’

Nelson Mandela wrote that many young people thought his Christian name was ‘Free’

Candidates must have released their debut album or single at least 25 years before 2012 to be eligible

Can ‘Baby Blue’ do for rock veterans Badfinger what ‘Don’t Stop Believin’ did for Journey?