Gangsters are 'bankrolling DJs' to pave the way for lockdown raves so they can make a killing selling class A drugs

Lewis Capaldi is auctioning a signed, designer track top as worn in his new music video to raise money for charity.The auction on Ebay runs until July 13 and will raise cash for Campaign Against Living Miserably (Calm).The designer top worn by Lewis in the remake of his new video for ‘Before You Go’ was bought from small business Sheanie’s Vintage.The new video sees Lewis trying out a fitness regime and new hobbies, all with products purchased from some of the 300,000 small businesses on eBay.So if you want to get buns of steel like everyone’s favourite Whitburn singer and feel good doing it you can now purchase the same kettle bells he uses in the video from We R Sports, as well as bidding to win his top.Lewis said: “Right now I think it’s

Regional Mexican Airplay chart (dated July 11) as “El Envidioso” surges 18-10. It’s the Mexican duo’s first top 10 on any Billboard airplay chart.The act -- made up of brothers Poncho Quezada Jr.

you can listen to now —  and “All the Rage.”“Scarlet” is named after Page’s first child, Scarlet Page.“The layered guitar textures of ‘Scarlet’ make for a track that’s as infectious and raunchy as anything the band cut in this hallowed era,” a press release states.The “Goats Head Soup” reissue, available for preorder on the Stones’ website, will come in a four-album set — featuring a 120-page book of rare photos and essays, plus four posters — and a two-album set, all offered on both vinyl and CD.The album, best known for the standout ballad “Angie,” initially received mixed reviews, but frontman Mick Jagger was especially proud of the band’s efforts.“I really feel close to this album, and I really put all I had into it … I guess it comes

Emily Atack strikes again as she flaunted her impressive body in a slender mermaid inspired frock.

FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the world Have you been feeling extra tired and lethargic during the coronavirus lockdown? Many Brits have found that working from home, furlough or the added stress of kids at home is wearing them down. Plus, a recent survey showed that 60% of people in the UK say they have experienced worse sleep since lockdown began.

Announcing the long awaited news, culture secretary Oliver Dowden said: "For months now, our lives have been on hold," before adding that we were forced to press pause on the things that "brighten" our lives. He went on to say that 'the stuff we love are gradually returning' before announcing a series of measures that will see the entertainment and leisure sector get back on its feet.So, here's what is changing, and what you can and can't do, as lockdown eases in England.Outdoor arts performances – including theatres, opera, dance and music – will be able to resume from this Saturday, July 11, although audience numbers will be restricted and will be subject to social distancing rules.

Billboard Dance Instagram takeover. Taking us into his studio, the venerable Dutch producer explained how he first connected with fellow Dutch artists Lucas & Steve years ago during Miami Music Week, how they finally connected in the studio, took a pre-existing vocal and transformed it into a massive new anthem released via Spinnin' and now being heard around "the world.""I showed them the vocal," van Doorn says in the clip, "and they really loved the idea and they had tons of ideas to work on, so we started messing about in the studio, and before we knew it, 'The World' came out."Watch the video below.

Charlie Amter Most pop producers pine for a proverbial “big break,” and for Yonatan Goldstein, who goes by Johnny Goldstein, they don’t get much larger than co-production credit on 12 out of 15 tracks from the Black Eyed Peas’ buzzing “Translation” album including breakout hit “Mamacita” featuring Ozuna and J. Rey Soul.

With music subscription services in heated competition for shares of a fast-growing market, potential subscribers around the world have a menu of free trials to choose from.

COVID-19 has dealt catastrophic blows to the live industry, and especially the live electronic events realm, as shows and festivals are primary economic and cultural drivers of the scene. But a group of New York event promoters are going against all odds for an open-air music retreat taking place this weekend.

straight to your inboxManchester City will play the second leg of their last-16 Champions League tie with Real Madrid at the Etihad Stadium, UEFA have confirmed.The Blues won 2-1 at the Bernabeu in March before the competition was halted as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak across Europe. Plans have since been unveiled to finish the Champions League in a final eight tournament in Portugal in August, with quarter-finals, semi-final and final all played over one leg.

The Tories' deployed yet another slogan in the fight against coronavirus today, leaving people either shuddering with laughter - or merely shuddering.

Kanye West announced this month that he is running for president against Donald Trump and Joe Biden. The announcement sent shock waves in political circles around the country.

ANY sniff of a holiday and these famous faces are there - with their flesh-flashing bikinis on hand to delight onlookers. So it stands to reason that since lockdown has eased its restrictions, a bevvy of celebs have flown off abroad and stripped off down to their itsy bitsy teeny weeny bikinis.

Lisa Armstrong returned to work as a TV make-up artist following the easing of lockdown measures and made sure to do it in style.The ex-wife of Ant McPartlin kept things casual in a blue printed mini dress which she teamed with fresh white trainers, and kept her short hair tied up off her face, topping off her outfit with a pair of sunglasses. Of course she made sure to keep protected while travelling in the coronavirus pandemic carrying a Louis Vuitton face mask that matched the expensive handbag that she was carrying.

With travel restrictions easing after what seems like forever in lockdown because of the coronavirus pandemic, people are starting to dream of holidays abroad. However, as celebrities are both trendsetters and jet-setters, some of them have already travelled off to exotic locations to enjoy a well-deserved break after spending months confined to four walls.

To commemorate the upcoming 2020 reissue of their critically acclaimed album Goats Head Soup, The Rolling Stones have released a previously unheard studio track from the 1973 record called “Criss Cross”.

My Turn, the latest album from the 25-year-old Atlanta rapper born Dominique Jones, was just named the most popular album in the U.S. for the first half of 2020, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data’s 2020 midyear charts; the full-length has spent five nonconsecutive weeks atop the Billboard 200 albums chart since its late February release, including the past four chart weeks.

Demi Moore is to star in and produce a six-part erotic podcast called Dirty Diana, it has emerged.Could this the next 50 Shades of Grey? Stay tuned – the show is dropping on 13 July.Demi is also producing the project, which will tell the story of a relationship revived through communication and sex.FYI, writer-director Shauna Feste has said she wanted the show to be ‘so erotic it [makes] you want to have sex with your partner after listening to it.’Just so you know what you’re dealing with.

We’re still two months away from the 55th annual Academy of Country Music Awards, which are set for Sept. 16, but the academy has already selected a date for their 56th awards fest -- April 18, 2021, at 8 p.m. ET. That air date is a Sunday night, which is considered prime placement. This year

Outdoor arts performances can resume this weekend, the Culture, Media and Sport Secretary Oliver Dowden has announced - giving the go-ahead for theatres, opera, dance and music to return.At a Downing Street press briefing tonight he warned that audience numbers will be restricted and will be subject to social distancing rules.Mr Dowden said a change in planning rules will also mean theatres, concert halls and live music venues will be protected from demolition or change of use by developers, stopping those that have been made temporarily vacant during lockdown disappearing altogether.Mr Dowden said in a statement: “Our culture, heritage and arts are too precious to lose.