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Johnny Hallyday, known as the 'French Elvis' and France's biggest rock star, has died aged 74
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The pop singer successfully argued that a rival bid for a convent she aimed to turn into a home was fraudulent
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By building up tracks through the manipulation of programming code – and pairing them with visuals also made on the fly – algorave producers are among the underground's most dextrous and daring work. Iman Amrani heads to Sheffield to meet those at the heart of the scene
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The former president and first lady congratulate Diana Ross before she accepts her lifetime achievement award at the American Music Awards
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Puerto Rican rapper, writer and film-maker Residente is one of the most successful Latino artists of his generation, winning 24 Latin Grammys as one half of internationally renowned group Calle 13. Now, his solo album has nine nominations
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Pioneered in the 1950s by musicians breaking the rules of jazz and composition, free improvisation is still as difficult – and potentially transcendent – as it ever was. A Guardian documentary takes you inside its world
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Elvis Presley bought his Memphis mansion 60 years ago on Sunday. How well do you know the history of rock’n’roll’s White House?
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How many of the classical world’s comings and goings, openings and closings, bouquets and brickbats do you remember from the past 12 months? Try our quiz
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It’s the 25th anniversary of the death of the Queen frontman on 24 November – test your knowledge of his life and times
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A new book, Untypical Girls, documents the women who refused to be cowed in the male-dominated indie scene that flourished in the 1980s – from riot grrrls to shoegazers
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Brian Griffin invented technical tricks to turn 80s pop into an edgy visual wonderland. From Iggy Pop to Kate Bush, he recalls the stories behind the shots
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Liz Ham started taking photos of women in the punk scene because she wanted to pay tribute to a diverse community that, in her experience, was welcoming, supportive and liberating
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From 1990s cult comic Tank Girl to the globetrotting cartoon pop band Gorillaz, Jamie Hewlett’s artwork is full of witty, unforgettable characters. A new book, Jamie Hewlett, by the artist and Julius Wiedemann, is published by Taschen
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Find out more about the film Hidden Figures and the women who helped take us to space
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From bush doof to clowncore Your favourite underground music scenes