Guardian Music — Supperclub, LondonThe last time Trevor Horn staged a charity gig, it was at Wembley Arena, Prince Charles was the guest of honour and virtually everyone Horn had produced – from Pet Shop Boys to Yes to Belle and Sebastian – was on stage. Tonight,... more info

Perez Hilton — From the very beginning and that Buggles Video Killed The Radio Star sample, Nicki Minaj's new single, Check It Out, is pure fire from start to finish! She is one of the most exciting rappers out there right now, and this song brilliantly shows off w... more info

Idolator — Nicki Minaj and will.i.am teamed up for the poptacular track “Check It Out”—the song is featured on the Lime Light Exclusives mixtape and is assumed to be placed on Harujuku Barbie’s debut LP Pink Friday. The happy-go-lucky track samples The ... more info

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ContactMusic — British new wave band THE BUGGLES are reforming for a one-off concert later this year (10) after almost 30 years apart.The Video Killed the Radio Star hitmakers rose to... more info

Guardian Music — One-hit wonders known for Video Killed the Radio Star to re-form for first – and last – ever full gigThe Buggles, the English band that launched MTV with their one and only hit, are reuniting. Thirty-one years after Video Killed the Radio Star si... more info

Dlisted — Nina Blackwood, one of the original 5 MTV VJs! It was 29 years ago today that MTV launched their first ever broadcast and promised to air non-stop videos (IN STEREO!!!!) for your viewing pleasure. Obviously, MTV has mixed their old motto with some we... more info

Guardian Music — Roundhouse, LondonMarina Diamandis sparkles on the verge of pop stardom, while Goldfrapp go for the glam-stomp jugularImagine a gig – a proper gig – where everyone gets in for free. Now imagine an event where the fabled guest list (a bit of an ox... more info

The Culture Of Me — Sounding not unlike a progression of James Chance, The Buggles and Bratmobile all come together in a grinding pasta machine or something like that, the music of Her Royal Highness shouldn’t sound uncommon to you guys who’ve been on this site for ... more info

Guardian Music — Though not as magnificently OTT as their heroes Scissor Sisters and Daft Punk, these aspiring electro-poppers are not far offHometown: London.The lineup: Ollie Wride (vocals), Josh Dally (guitar), Poppy Kavanagh (bass), James Cross (drums).The backgr... more info