Post Malone at Coachella review – chameleonic megastar wows in the desert
The 29-year-old singer travelled through his genre-shifting back catalogue in a charming and energetic 90-minute headliner set
‘The Citizen Kane of rock movies’: glam rockers Slade and their bid for cinema greatness
Fifty years ago, the Black Country legends made Slade in Flame, about a band screwed by the music business. It tanked and almost finished them. Now, as it’s re-released, the film is being seen as a prescient gem
‘I’ve pulled myself out of a very dark abyss’: Garbage’s Shirley Manson on depression, sexism, dodgy hips and happiness
The press loved her – but also hated her. Her band was huge – and then it fractured. She started two tours – and had to abandon them. The singer talks about 30 years of heaven and hell
Green Day at Coachella review – fun but muddled set pokes fun at American Idiots
The weekend’s legacy headliner offered some cathartic punk pop rebellion but the awkward setlist lacked coherence and thought
One to One: John & Yoko review – Lennon and Ono storm Manhattan in intimate post-Beatles doc
Kevin Macdonald and Sam Rice-Edwards’s spry study of the couple in early 70s New York is as much as jittery collage of the era’s culture as it is a revealing portrait
Olly Alexander review – part night creature, part light entertainer
The singer and actor hints at an outre new synth-heavy sound, drawn largely from latest album Polari. He stops short, though, of scaring his daytime TV fans
Post your questions for Bonnie Raitt
As she heads out on a European tour, the 75-year-old US musician will answer your questions about her platinum-selling songcraft
Bon Iver: Sable, Fable review – Justin Vernon’s most easy-going record yet
This companion album to last year’s Sable EP gives those sorrowful songs a soulful lift, with Vernon’s beautiful falsetto vocals to the fore
Valerie June: Owls, Omens and Oracles review – a soul-recharging exercise in radical positivity
The Tennessee singer-songwriter’s joyful new album pushes back against the bleakness of doomscrolling
‘Have the courage to walk away’: Bon Iver on romance, retirement and his rapturous new record
Riven with anxiety from years of touring, Justin Vernon found he couldn’t leave the house. Then a new relationship changed his concept of love. His radiant new album shares the revelations
Pulp: Spike Island review – Jarvis Cocker and co’s joyous second coming
The anthemic lead single from the band’s first album in 24 years casts a wary eye over their peak 90s fame – but also suggests that performing is irresistible
She’s got the Midas touch: Shirley Bassey songs – ranked!
As a new compilation with unheard material is released, we assess the Cardiff legend’s diamonds and deep cuts
Johnny Tillotson obituary
Country and pop music singer and songwriter who had an international hit with Poetry in Motion in the 1960s
Scottish rappers, deaf composers and an AI song called Zygotic Washstands: the biggest hoaxes in pop
Ex-Kraftwerk member Wolfgang Flür was conned into believing he was collaborating with a member of Daft Punk – but it’s far from the first time musicians and audiences have been fooled
‘The people of Glasgow frowned on all the spitting’: Peter Capaldi on his punk rock past
As he releases his ‘melancholic’ second album, the actor looks back on his youth in a struggling art-punk band – and explains how he took inspiration from putting the bins out