Michael May, the Jamaican reggae musician who performs under the name Flourgon, sued Miley Cyrus in 2018. In the $300 million lawsuit, he claimed that the line "we run things, things don't run we" from her 2013 hit "We Can't Stop" was taken from his 1988 song "We Run Things."

Watch above, as R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe and Mike Mills talk to Andrew Trendell about 25 years of 'Monster', the bittersweet tour after their break from the road, the deaths of Kurt Cobain and River Phoenix, binge-watching episodes of 'Friends', the band's split, and being inspired by the activism sweeping the globe. R.E.M. talk to NME about 25 ye...

The Modfather cometh. Paul WellerPaul Weller will be hitting the road again next year, with The Jam frontman announcing a tour for Spring 2020. Having released ‘Other Aspects Live At The Royal Festival Hall’ earlier this year (taking in the full gamut of his from The Jam and The Style Council to his solo work and last year’s acclaime...

And exclusive cinema screenings in the UKPaul Weller performs at The Royal Festival Hall on October 11, 2018 in London, EnglandPaul Weller has shared the details of his new live album and concert film, ‘Other Aspects – Live At The Royal Festival Hall’, which drops in March. The live album was recorded during the former The ...

New supergroup, anyone?The jam sessionA photo of an all-star jam session has been shared online that shows members of Metallica, Foo Fighters and Iron Maiden playing together at a party. Guitarist Howie Simon, who was a member of ’80s metal band Alcatrazz, posted an image on Instagram earlier this week that shows him jamming with Rob...