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Iconic music producer QUINCY JONES is facing legal action from a disgruntled former employee, who alleges he's yet to be paid for a job he completed last summer ...

This talented 18-year-old -- the 2006 winner of the Gospel Music Association's Music in the Rockies songwriting competition -- fulfills that early promise with a debut disc that showcases her expressive vocals and insightful songwriting.

Cash Cash's new 'Take It to the Floor' is being touted as 'techno-pop.' But that's exactly what it is not.

Music Reviews: Sutton Foster brought her versatile talents and outsize personality uptown for one night Thursday as part of Lincoln Center's american Songbook concert series. Taking a break from her chores as Princess Fiona in 'Shrek the Musical,'

Don't Miss Lew's Irish Hooley Tuesday, March 17 for Live Irish & Rock Music in Lew's thermal controlled jumbo circus tent and beer garden.

Tucked in among the Oscars for Best Actor, Best Actress and Best Picture is a lesser-known category: Best Original Score. Film-music specialist Andy Trudeau has come to discuss the nominees every year since the 68th Academy Awards.

One of America's premier concert halls has just been remodeled, with a pedestrian-friendly feel, glow-in-the-dark wood paneling and a suspended dance studio. Hear the opening-night concert from Alice Tully Hall, at New York's Lincoln Center.

New Delhi, Feb 21: Despite the hype about music maestro A.R. Rahman's Golden Globe win and Oscar nominations, singer Sonu Nigam says Shankar Mahaden of the Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy trio is the best Indian composer ...

Mecom, the newspaper group run by the former Mirror Group chief executive David Montgomery, is expected to be given fresh breathing space by its lenders this week as it battles to cut its £600m debts.The firm raised another £54.4m last week by agreeing to sell around a third of its business in Norway, adding to the £135m raised from the disposal of its German assets last month. However, as the money has yet to come through, it is unclear whether Mecom will pass a banking-covenant test set for 28 February.The banks are expected to give the company more time to attempt to reduce the pressure on its finances, which could mean further disposals.Mecom's covenant test was previously deferred for two months at the end of December, when the company agreed to pay a €2.5m (£2.2m) fee and accept costlier terms.'The sale of assets is going well, so it's reasonable to think banks will extend the waiver further,' said one observer.It is understood that Barclays, RBS, ING