It has long been cherished as the music capital of Scotland, thanks to its groundbreaking groups, much-loved venues and up-for-it audiences.

Turn up the volume for a musical time capsule! We're counting down the most iconic tracks that defined 1985's soundscape.

AS Jim Kerr readily admits: “There’s a bit of a moment going on with Simple Minds just now ... years when we’ve been playing a lot of songs that we’ve not played much before.

Simple Minds are riding a wave of success with electrifying ... more in the past five years when we’ve been playing a lot of songs that we’ve not played much before. "Cherisse Osei, our ...

Simple Minds is best known for their breakout track “Don’t You (Forget About Me),” which was a #1 hit for the band and was featured on the soundtrack to the ’80s Brat Pack flick The Breakfast Club.

Prominent events and figures have inspired some of music's greatest and most memorable songs. Many legendary performers have written about real-life happenings; sometimes, those songs defined ...

On top of all this, let’s not forget the fact that he has also lent his voice to The Simpsons for more than 3 decades now.You truly have a star who was at the top of the game back in his day. For all ...

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Bill Belichick's arrival at North Carolina has created excitement. A mic'd-up video of Belichick coaching spring practice went viral. Fans are excited to see his coaching style in college football.

THE GRIFFIN SISTERS’ GREATEST HITS, by Jennifer Weiner Twenty years ago, the music industry was still fairly flush. There were big budgets for videos, wardrobe and the wooing of press and radio ...

“The growth of knowledge depends entirely upon disagreement,” claimed the philosopher Karl Popper. He was writing about the dangers of dogma in science – but his words could equally apply to anyone’s ...

to see these five fabled legends play the song that iconises their life is a sobering reminder that, yes, you are here, and yes, you are about to spend the next two hours of your life watching them ...