Radiohead fans will be delighted to know that an exclusive live performance of ‘Videotape’, recorded during the band’s matinee performance at the BBC Radio Theatre, is now available for free download. Thom Yorke and co were special guests on BBC Radio 2 yesterday where they treated lucky competition winners to an intimate matinee and evening performance. Read more >>

Songstress Madonna is due back in Malawi next week for what is expected to be a final court ruling on whether she can adopt a child from the southern African country. Madonna has been cleared for landing from April 8, said a Senior Official at Lilongwe International Airport. Read more >>

The first ever Radiohead ‘best of’, which spans their 12-year career at Parlophone records, is to be released in June. Entitled, ‘Radiohead: The Best Of’, the double album includes singles, album tracks, a b-side and live favourites. Read more >>

Gwen Stefani has confirmed that No Doubt have returned to the studio to record the follow-up to 2001’s ‘Rock Steady’. The singer made the announcement on the band’s website, saying that she is “trying to write some new music”. Read more >>

Neil Young is expected to release a new album later this year which features material that was originally recorded in 2000. Entitled ‘Toast’, after the Studio in San Francisco where it was recorded, the album is a collaboration with Crazy Horse. Read more >>

Weezer are all set to unleash their third self-titled album, with the release date pencilled in for June. To escape any confusion, Weezer are referring to their latest LP as the “Red Album” and it comprises of sessions produced by Rick Rubin, Jacknife Lee and themselves. Read more >>

Velvet Revolver have parted company with their lead singer Scott Weiland just days after completing their UK tour. In a statement, guitarist Slash said that Velvet Revolver “is all about its fans and its music and Scott Weiland isn't 100% committed to either". Read more >>

Former Velvet Revolver singer Scott Weiland has slammed his former band mates less than a day after he played his final gig with the group. In a statement, Weiland described the way the band had dealt with his departure as “a blatant and tired excuse to cover up the truth." Read more >>