Madness News

The singer's cover of Bob Dylan's Make You Feel My Love is the romantic track which has had most public plays in the past 12 months - be it on TV, radio or in bars and shops.

The Jubilee concert which will be held outside Buckingham Palace on June 4 will feature some of music's biggest names, from all six decades of the Queen's reign.

Released: Apr 23, 1982 Genre: Ska/Pop Label: Stiff Records Number Of Tracks: 16 It is really a compilation of Madness' hits - bringing out the best songs of theirs.

Along with the Specials, Madness were one of the leading bands of the ska revival of the late '70s and early '80s. As their career progressed, Madness branched away from their trademark "nutty sound" and incorporated large elements of Motown, soul, and British pop.

Paul McCartney, seen performing in Moscow in December, will headline the Queen's diamond jubilee concert outside Buckingham Palace on June 4. The former Beatle, who released a new album of standards entitled Kisses On The Bottom on Tuesday, will join prestigious company onstage, with Elton John, Annie Lennox, Lang Lang and Shirley Bassey among the ... (more)

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TALKING to five teenagers from the Wycombe Swan Youth Theatre it is hard not to get excited about their latest production, Our House- The Madness Musical.

MADNESS front man Suggs didn't get the most encouraging reception when he first presented the one-man show he had devised to tell his life story.

The dad-of-five has put together a charity album featuring more than 30 modern artists covering tracks by his favourite band The Specials.

Like Gogol Bordello enduring Madness, revolving Brooklyn collective The World/Inferno Society favors loose-limbed cabaret rock equally informed by ska and klezmer.

Having recently supported Ed Sheeran, fellow Next Big Thing finalists Killamonjambo return to Norwich for a home town show starting what could be a big year.