Music News

Police have carried out a welfare check on Britney Spears at her home.

Cher has been accused of hiring four men to kidnap her own son, in order to stop him from meeting his then-estranged wife.

Take That have added further dates to their UK and Ireland Tour.

Louise Redknapp has cancelled her plans to reunite with Eternal, the 90’s R&B four-piece with whom she found stardom.

Kylie Minogue has hit out at ageism, insisting that it will become irrelevant in the future.

Along with their latest album 'This Life', Take That have also announced a brand new arena and stadium tour for next year.

Katy Perry has sold the rights to her first six albums for a reported $225 million.

Olivia Rodrigo has added an extra Dublin date due to "incredible demand".

Due to high demand, Dermot Kennedy has added a third and final date at Limerick's Thomand Park next Summer.

Following news of his five sold out gigs in Croke Park next year, Garth Brooks has now responded to rumours he could play at another of Ireland's finest lights Galway. Friends in Western Places?