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Letters: When it comes to musical greatness, the Beatles deserve at least as much recognition as Bob Dylan, argues Gareth Calway, while Mike Pender is impressed by some lyrical changes to Dylan’s song Make You Feel My Love

For many people, the most notable date in February is Valentine’s Day. But for those familiar with the history of rock music, two others stand out: Feb. 3, 1959 — “the day the music died,” as Don McLean described it in his 1971 hit “American Pie” — and Feb. 9,…

Although February is the shortest calendar month of the year, it has served as one of the most significant months for momentous musical events — both happy and sad.

In the age of AI, cars that can change colour and digital — well — everything, a piece of 1950s recording equipment with a rich musical pedigree is the star of the show at a new studio.

This year's Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Liverpool and is the first time the UK has hosted since 1998

Pop was once all about four guys and their instruments. Now that gang mentality has been blown away by tech-savvy individuals

A trove of previously unseen photos taken by Paul McCartney as The Beatles shot to global stardom will go on display in London this year

A trove of previously unseen photos taken by Paul McCartney as The Beatles shot to global stardom will go on display in London this year. The National Portrait Gallery announced Wednesday that the exhibition, titled “Eyes of the Storm,” will help mark the gallery's reopening in June after a three-year…

He held Mercury’s hand in hospital, retrieved Lennon from a cocaine escapade with David Bowie, and was upbraided by Keith Richards for smoking a joint. Now the Zelig of the music world is looking back

Ray Cordeiro, who interviewed music acts including the Beatles during a six-decade career on Hong Kong radio that earned him the title of the world’s longest-working disc jockey, has died at 98

Ted 'Kingsize' Taylor was a key player in the Mersybeat area