Singer sets undersea concert record
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Singer Katie Melua set a world deep-water record by performing a concert 994 feet under the North Sea in the leg of an oil platform, the rig's operator said Tuesday.
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America's Aaron Peirsol breaks his own  200m backstroke world record at the Short Course World Championships.
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Record attempt, no less Songstress Katie Melua is preparing for a gig on an oil rig that will earn her a Guinness World Record for the deepest underwater concert performance.â¦
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American Michael Phelps broke his own 200 meters butterfly world record when he clocked one minute, 53.71 seconds at the Missouri Grand Prix in Columbia on Saturday.
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R&B singer Rihanna is to score the longest-running UK number one single for more than a decade, reports say.
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Pop superstar Madonna has come up with a plan to overtake rock legend Elvis Presley's record of producing Britain's maximum no. 1 hits.
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R&B star Alicia Keys is to headline a charity concert on the Great Wall of China.
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Live Earth is ambitious by any standard: eight concerts featuring the biggest names in music, playing for a 24-hour period across the globe, all for the cause of global warming.
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Organisers of the Millennium Stadium  tsunami concert say a recording of the concert could raise even more money.
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Joanna Newsomâs Brooklyn concerts this week are an individual milestone.
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Just five months ago, amateur opera  singer Paul Potts was mired in debt and selling cell phones in  Britain. Now he has a hit album and is due to tour the world.
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US television host Regis Philbin will break the world record for spending the most hours on television on Friday.
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Some of the biggest stars in the music world are uniting to record a charity single for tsunami victims.
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Australia's Jade Edmistone broke the short-course world record in the 50-meter breaststroke Sunday, one night after she equaled the mark.
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Chris Simon is setting records it seems only he can break.
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Madonna, Metallica, The Police and Kanye West are among the top names listed to perform at a series of climate change concerts being held around the world starting Saturday in Australia.
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Rock stars around the world are performing as part of Live Earth day, highlighting the threat of climate change.