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I don’t want to hear ‘Yoko Ono broke up The Beatles’ ever again
Yoko Ono being responsible for breaking up the most famous pop group in history is surely a myth that needs to be laid to rest once and for all.
Prestigious Scottish Album of the Year longlist revealed ahead of ceremony
Herald Diary: So isn't it time Ryan Gosling grew up?
Drugs, whippets and a doomed love affair, my life with Scots cult band
'Brilliant' James MacMillan creates a work which is almost unbearably haunting
Ride keep indie kids waiting for slice of shoegazing heaven
Stirling venue hosts major music showcase for Scottish artists
Giving over your biggest hit for a few grand? No thanks, Grand Theft Auto
There are few performances as precise in every detail of rhythm and dynamics as this
Herald Diary: So will a jail review be a hard sell?
If The Shed was as popular as those lamenting its loss claim, it wouldn’t be closing
Technology: Add a touch of vintage with VQ Hepburn Voice
The 1987 album that was a breakthrough for a superb Scottish band
Susan Swarbrick: Oasis reunion proves that the 1990s were the best decade
Inspiring teacher at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and distinguished baritone
Ian McConnell: Starmer hopeless on Brexit as overtures hit bum note
Sergio Mendes, Grammy-winning Brazilian musician, dies aged 83
Can we please move on from thinking pop music is the best thing ever?
Scottish Government 'playing games' with the arts after Creative Scotland u-turn
Leading Scots musician dedicates new album to surgeon who saved her career
Go-ahead for new hotel 'that will redefine Glasgow’s Clydeside'
Inside the Glasgow charity determined to make music more accessible
Review: Dido and Aeneas at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Work begins to demolish 02 ABC in Glasgow despite objections from campaigners
Oasis impact will be less than supersonic for the economy
World-leading jazz singer joins Scottish National Jazz Orchestra on tour
‘It was so beautiful to be alive and free’ How a Scottish punk legend was born
The Shed owner 'overwhelmed' by calls for one final fling at iconic venue
Govan Footbridge Festival details announced as thousands expected at event
Genius AC/DC guitarists are as Scottish as I am so let's make Cranhill forever Young
The epic festival that attracted Hendrix, The Who, Joni Mitchell and The Doors
Frustration for Oasis fans as Ticketmaster blocks users for bot like behaviour
Oasis fans primed for general sale as pre-sale tickets relisted for thousands
‘As Caledonian as grouse’ Scots band stunned music industry legend at US showbiz bash
In case you haven’t heard, Oasis are back - whether you like it or not
Oasis, the Herald Diary and a wonderwall of fun
Oasis ticket prices confirmed as Murrayfield briefs to sell from £74
Oasis announce extra night in Scotland as part of reunion tour
Can Scotland cope with hosting Oasis and the Fringe at the same time?
Scots artists including Paolo Nutini, Biffy Clyro press Swinney over arts funding
Herald Diary: The cattle ranch old-timer who would have shocked John Wayne
EIF Review: Bat for Lashes delivers a delirious and poundingly loud set in Edinburgh
'He was family, wasn’t he?' DJ Steve Wright remembered
Scottish venue announced for Oasis comeback tour
The tumultuous history of Oasis and their inextricable link with Scotland
Herald Diary: Oasis in August? What could possibly go wrong?
Oasis gigs in Scotland: which ones were you at?
Herald Diary: Noel and Liam back together? Oh brother, that's nothing
'Writing about Neil Young's box-set is like describing a newly-opened Egyptian tomb'
How a marching band from Glasgow shocked the Irish music world with Fleadh success
Loud and proud: The Scots band that put the rock back into rock 'n' roll
Home-grown talent of National Youth Choir of Scotland is highlight of five-star show
Scottish Beatles comedy tells the story of 1960s era battle of the sexes
'Outspoken and ballsy' - Scots chart-toppers return for hometown gig