Bryan Ferry

Acclaimed Sheffield-born singer-songwriter Helen Boulding releases her second album Calling All Angels on 16th July 2012. Read More

The Really Useful Group and AEG Live today announced the first ever UK arena tour of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber 's legendary rock classic Jesus Christ Superstar. Read More

While Mark Wenner is the only original member still in the Washington D.C.-based Nighthawks, the band has maintained a more or less consistent sound since its live debut in 1972. Read More

Hearing St. Vincent in the Newport Music Hall last night cast the band's recordings in a vastly different light than the band's albums. Read More

Inbox is where Pitchfork's writers and editors (as well as some knowledgeable guests) respond to reader emails. Read More

Sunday was the first real day of Coachella-esque weather (Sun!!! And heat!), and so it was fitting to start the day in the audience of Lissie , the tannest white chick I have seen outside of Hollywood. Read More

The reunion tour by the famed Britpop band, which originally called it quits back in 2002, has been one of the season's hottest tickets — especially in the Bay Area, where Pulp sold out San Francisco's 2,200-capacity Warfield in roughly five minutes. Read More

The reunion tour by the famed Britpop band, which originally called it quits back in 2002, has been one of the season's hottest tickets – especially in the Bay Area, where Pulp sold out San Francisco's 2,200-capacity Warfield in roughly five minutes. Read More

David Sylvian first came to prominence as leader of the group Japan. Read More

At various points during the Radio City Music Hall set from Pulp, the geek-chic Britpop band singer Jarvis Cocker gesticulated dramatically with his crotch, thrust his hips askew like a clumsy pole-dancer, and lay on his back spread-eagle. Read More