Festival footage from NME now available on iTunes

Download the mud wrestling and chemical toilet shenanigans courtesy of Apple >>

Vodafone jumps on the music download bandwagon

Unlimited music downloads straight to your mobile >>

Online tributes start pouring in for Pavarotti

A sad day for the music world >>

And so the world waits with baited breath for the new iPod

The anticipated announcement from Apple about a 6th generation iPod happens today. >>

Last.fm users to benefit from new deal with Sony

If you're a Last.fm user you'll be excited to hear that the London based online radio service, which now has around 20 million listeners, has signed a deal with Sony, giving users access to the ... >>

Prince leads with digital music downloads

Prince has never been one to shy away from experimenting. Purple was the thing a while back. Followed by renunciation of a name. Now, in true form the musical genius is leading the way in distribution of new music online. He's offering up his new ... >>

Meet the BlogFire Bloggers: Doug's got pop star talent

Doug Robertson has been obsessively buying music from an early age and got to the stage where he had more CDs than space. A fact which makes him happy, but is not so popular with the people investigating the strangely localised case of subsidence ... >>

Excuse My French, its Kylie on YouTube

Ooooh la la; any old excuse for writing about the Princess of Pop. In grand return to form, you can find a demo of Kylie Minogue's new single, Excuse My French, on >>

iTunes 7.1, ready and waiting for download frenzy

Get it here if you're an iPod fan.

New fetaures include Cover Flow, where you can flip through your digital music and video collection just as you ... >>

Koopa enter UK charts without a record deal

Appearing at number 31 with no CD in the shops and no record deal to flash, Koopa has become the first band to make the UK charts on the strength of download sales alone.

An indicator of changing times ahead ... >>