Guardian Music — The team behind Adele's massive success were judged by our panel to be the most influential people in the UK music industry. But not everyone agreed ...Five things from the Guardian Music Power 100 listAdele and her team are the MOST IMPORTANT FORCE ... more info

NME — Band getting together for July single and tour more info

Guardian Music — Nineties boyband hope to follow in the footsteps of Take That with reunion – but singer Brian Harvey won't be taking partEast 17 are back to play another day. The former boyband, who were seen as the rough to Take That's smooth in the mid-90s, have... more info

Gigwise — Band to play July dates... more info

ContactMusic — British boyband East 17 are hitting the road for a reunion tour again, but have hired a replacement for frontman Brian Harvey after accusing the singer of "destroying" the group's comeback. The House of Love hitmakers were a huge success in the 19... more info

People.com — In a viral video for T-Mobile, Royal Family lookalikes cut a rug to East 17's "House of Love" more info

Guardian Music — Vintage Cabaraoke, LondonSome vintage-themed nights seem to be content with soundtracking their soirees with a few Andrews Sisters MP3s before doing their best to convince everyone that the cutesy close harmonising seeping out of the PA is actually c... more info

Guardian Music — Banjos, accordions, recorders – which is the instrument from hell? Why catch-22 is far, far worse than a dilemma; The trouble with RogerIf heaven has angels playing harps, what is hell's official musical instrument? (Will not accept bagpipes as an ... more info

Guardian Music — Why has Taboo, a member of Black Eyed Peas that most people haven't heard of, written his life story?A new autobiography is about to hit the shelves, but if you were told it was by someone called Taboo, would that mean anything to you? Here are a few... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — In the early 1990s boy band and girl band acts dominated the British and Irish charts. Take That, The Spice Girls, East 17, and Boyzone sold millions of singles and were constantly on television.Then in 1994 a working-class guitar band named Oasis em... more info