| 27 May 2017

Bono admires George W. Bush's loyalty in fighting AIDS

MUMBAI: Singer Bono has appreciated former US President George W. Bush for the creation of US AIDS programme, Pepfar. Both Bono and Bush share a passion for saving lives in Africa.

| 27 May 2017

L'Tric enlists Todd Terry to remix 'The Way You Are'

MUMBAI: Australian duo L’Tric enlist Grammy-nominated American DJ and producer Todd Terry to remix their latest single ‘The Way You Are’. Todd Terry’s rework is the second of four upcoming official remixes, joining the recently released Pirupa edit.

| 27 May 2017

Joris Voorn goes deep techno on 'I Ran The Zoo'

MUMBAI: Having earned worldwide acclaim for his vinyl only set during the 20 anniversary of Awakenings, preparing for a special summer in Ibiza and with a new Spectrum night coming up in Barcelona on 14 June, Joris Voorn now returns with another sterling release on his Green label.

| 27 May 2017

Garrix is completely hands on: Troye Sivan

The two have released a single, ‘There for you’, with an accompanying video. It has been produced, mixed and mastered by Garrix and co-written by Garrix and Sivan.

| 27 May 2017

No bad blood with Jay Z, Beyonce, says Ora

MUMBAI: Singer Rita Ora says there's no "bad blood" with Jay Z and his wife and singer Beyonce Knowles after suing the rapper's Roc Nation label.

| 27 May 2017

Ariana Grande to return to Manchester for charity show

MUMBAI: American pop singer Ariana Grande told fans she plans to return to Manchester where her sell-out concert Monday ended with Britain's worst terrorist act for 12 years.

| 26 May 2017

JLo, Backstreet Boys to perform in Vegas despite terror threats

MUMBAI: Singers Celine Dion, Jennifer Lopez and the musical band Backstreet Boys will perform here despite terror threats.

| 26 May 2017

Fatherhood changed my life: Liam Payne

UMBAI: Singer Liam Payne says his life changed forever when he became father to his son, Bear, whom he has with his girlfriend Cheryl.

| 26 May 2017

Katy Perry pays tribute to Manchester terror attack victims

MUMBAI: Singer Katy Perry stopped her London concert to pay tribute to victims of the Manchester terror attack. Perry gathered the attention of her audience by telling the 200-person capacity Water Rats venue how hard this week has been, here, on Thursday, reports billboard.com.