Guardian Music — Royal Festival Hall, LondonThe Light Fantastic Festival – which hijacked the Southbank Centre and much of the BBC radio schedules this weekend – showcased a genre that is usually beyond the purview of music critics. "Light music" is deemed too li... more info

Guardian Music — Fifteen-year-old singer/songwriter soars past teen angst and straight into sad, sophisticated showtunes – to haunting effectHometown: Lymington, Hampshire.The lineup: Jasmine van den Bogaerde (vocals).The background: Birdy is the 15-year-old singer... more info

Perez Hilton — Sadsies. The sequel to Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera will close on August 27. Love Never Dies opened in London's West End in March 2010 to some pretty poor reviews from critics. The show was then relaunched after some rewrites and a few... more info

The Telegraph — Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom sequel to close after only a year in the West End. more info

ContactMusic — Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom Of The Opera sequel is to close in the West End at the end of the summer (11). Love Never Dies suffered from bad reviews when it opened in March, 2010, and the show never fully recovered from the negativity, even though ... more info

The Telegraph — Telegraph journalist Charles Moore will be on the judging panel for the English Heritage Angel Awards, sponsored by Andrew Lloyd Webber and the Telegraph. more info

The Telegraph — Melvyn Bragg is one of the judges of the English Heritage Angel Awards, sponsored by Andrew Lloyd Webber and the Telegraph. more info

Guardian Music — Lloyd Webber relaunches Love Never Dies, plus Donald Trump's golf course, Dave Stewart sells Hirst to save art, and Wilton's gets the thumbs downLove Never Dies not dead yetAndrew Lloyd Webber is positively beaming at the new version of his not-entir... more info

ContactMusic — Theatre impresario Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber is convinced his Phantom Of The Opera sequel flopped because of his cancer battle. The Brit launched Love Never Dies, the follow-up to his long-running musical hit, in London's West End last spring (10), but... more info

The Telegraph — With Andrew Lloyd Webber at the helm and a plot inspired by Frederick Forsyth it seemed almost inconceivable that a sequel to Phantom of the Opera could fail. more info