Classic Pop is offering readers the chance to win a signed copy of the new Held By Trees album The Call Of Home on ...

Pet Shop Boys have revealed details of A Man From The Future - a new eight-track album exploring Alan Turing’s pioneering ...

A new Donna Summer boxset will spotlight her era on Neil Bogart’s Casablanca Records. Both the 7CD boxset and the multi-coloured – light blue, hot pink, green, yellow, orange, indigo and violet – 10LP ...

Simple Minds have announced details of their brand new studio album, Sacrosanct, which will be released next January on BMG ...

To celebrate the release of NOW Yearbook ’71, NOW That’s What I Call Music are offering Classic Pop readers the chance to win a copy of each format. Soul masterpieces from Marvin Gaye, Al Green, Bill ...

Fresh off scoring his first-ever solo No.1 album, Paul Heaton has announced a series of major shows in the UK and Ireland for summer 2027 with his band featuring special guest singer Rianne Downey.

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To celebrate the 20 th anniversary of Amy Winehouse’s Back To Black, UMR/Island will be reissuing the seminal album in a series of special formats which will include unreleased demos, rare B-sides as ...

90s dance offered up some timeless bangers. In this playlist we count down our favourite top 40 dance tracks from that classic decade. You couldn’t move for the sheer number of iconic 90s dance ...

Released just a year after wrapping up the Berlin trilogy that had seen him drift further towards the avant-garde, Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) brought Bowie back to the mainstream, topping the ...

Pop’s perennial pioneers Sparks announce new live album, Sparks Live On The Moon. Having pushed the boundaries of music for more than five decades, the eternally adventurous Ron and Russell Mael are ...

The New Romantics brought a burst of colour and style to a drab and depressing music scene in the first years of the 1980s… ‘Fame Fame Fame – what’s your name?’ said the flier. It was a Bowie quote ...