Poppie Platt

Father John Misty’s new dawn is full of surprises; U2 have a blast with How to Reassemble an Atomic Bomb; the Wicked soundtrack delights

After a difficult summer of scandal, the BBC juggernaut is back for a 22nd series. Here is the full line-up and dancer pairings

Idles frontman Joe Talbot knew exactly what the 10,000 strong crowd at London's Alexandra Palace last night was looking for: angry post-punk delivered with a side of Tory-bashing.

At times, the Bristolian punks’ gig felt like a centrist-dad convention. But behind the Corbynite posturing is viscerally thrilling music

Strictly Come Dancing was rocked over the summer by allegations of bullying and a toxic atmosphere on set fostered by some of the show's professional dancers.

What next for Gregg Wallace ? Rather than laying low and riding out accusations of impropriety from his Kent mansion, the embattled MasterChef host

The pop star’s sexual lyrics and performances sit in jarring juxtaposition with her Lolita-inspired ‘girlhood’ branding. Who is this for?

With a boy-next-door natural charisma, the Geordie star may be humble – but is surely destined for the big leagues

“Are ye' even in a band if you don't wish you were in The Clash?” Sam Fender asked the 20,000 strong crowd at London's O2 Arena last night.

After being rocked by allegations of bullying and toxicity over the summer, Strictly Come Dancing 's future seemed uncertain.