Morrissey has revealed that he was warned by his doctor that if he carried on with his tour last year then he would die.

Charlie Simpson has revealed his less than warm feelings towards talent shows in an interview with Absolute Radio.

Jessie J has announced that she will be leaving BBC talent show The Voice after serving as a mentor on the programme for 2 series’.

Bernie Nolan of 80s girl group The Nolans has passed away aged 52 after a lengthy battle with cancer.

She had been suffering from breast cancer since 2010 and undergone chemotherapy and a mastectomy before going into remission. Sadly, it was announced that the disease had returned in October of last year and had spread to her brain, bones, liver and lungs.

Oasis Management in Talks to get Their Music on Spotify

Plans have been announced to make Oasis’ back catalogue available to stream through Spotify.

The band’s management are said to be in talks with the music streaming site and it should result in the entirety of all their albums being available through Spotify.

Iron Maiden’s Trooper Ale Available in UK Parliament

The Iron Maiden owned Trooper Ale is set to be sold in the House of Commons bar.

The Strangers Bar often has guest ales on the menu which are then available for MPs to have a sneaky tipple and Mike Weatherly who is the Tory MP for Hove and also a dedicated Iron Maiden fan nominated the ale.

37-year-old rapper Curtis Jackson, otherwise known as 50 Cent, was charged with four counts of vandalism and one count of domestic violence after attacking his girlfriend and wrecking her Los Angeles home.

An exhibition which pays homage to Amy Winehouse and her Jewish roots has opened in Camden’s Jewish Museum.

The exhibition showcases many of Amy’s prized possessions including her treasured guitar and many previously unseen photos.

Museum curator Elizabeth Selby said of the exhibit: "We wanted to show Amy in a slightly different light to how she has been perceived in the media."

In order to do this, many unique and unexpected items are on show including Jewish cookbooks which belonged to the late singer and also records.

As well as showing many interesting items, many are also accompanied by captions which Amy’s family, most notably her brother Alex, have helped to put together.

When asked about his sister, Alex said: "Amy was someone who was incredibly proud of her Jewish-London roots.

"We weren't religious, but we were traditional. I hope, in this most fitting of places, that the world gets to see this other side not just to Amy, but to our typical Jewish family."

Alex recently very publically claimed that it was Amy’s bulimia that finally claimed her life back in 2011 rather than her years of substance abuse.

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An exhibition which pays homage to Amy Winehouse and her Jewish roots has opened in Camden’s Jewish Museum.

Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger have now officially wed in a ceremony which took place in the south of France yesterday.

Katy Perry has been hinting that the sound of her new album is much more mature than her previous material.

Susan Boyle is reportedly looking for a man after it emerged that she has been asking friends to set her up on dates.

Jennifer Lopez has found herself in the middle of a PR scandal after performing a birthday gig for the president of Turkmenistan who is widely known for abusing human rights.

According to reports, Lilly Allen has been banned from using her married name by her record label over fears that the American market won’t know who she is.

Robin Thicke has finally been knocked off the number one spot after being there for four weeks.

According to reports, Rihanna has been given a written warning by her record label.

According to reports, Avril Lavigne married fiancé Chad Kroeger today in a ceremony in the south of France.

Kylie Minogue is set to receive the JC Williamson prize for her contributions to Australia’s live entertainment industry.

The X Factor alumni fought off some stiff competition from legends such as The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen and Coldplay to claim the award which they were presented with at the ceremony which took place in Central London.

One of the world's biggest music festivals kicks off this Friday as Arctic Monkeys, The Rolling Stones, Professor Green, Laura Mvula, The xx and Mumford & Sons decend upon Worthy Farm in Somerset, along with an expected 175,000 music fans.

Lady Gaga has managed to reach the top of the Forbes 2013 list of most powerful musicians.