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Justin Bieber topped Billboard's "21 Under 21" list of the world's top young musical acts for the second year, fending off stiff competition from One Direction.
It was love at first sound. Tan Lihua fell into love with music after he heard his neighbor playing the erhu.
Most people in the crowd who came to see the Che Guevara photo exhibition last week were eager to look back into history. But at least one man's eyes were fixed on the future.
The Irish rock band The Script topped the British singles charts on Sunday to score their first number one with "Hall of Fame", a collaboration with the American rapper will.i.am.
Yoga Lin, a Taiwanese pop singer, is visiting Guangzhou on Sept 22.
Pop-rock band Matchbox Twenty scored their first No 1 album with their long-awaited "North" release, selling 95,000 record to top the Billboard 200 chart.
Mr. Khan, 66, one of the few remaining Sindhi sarangi players among the Manganiyars, plays for hours usually with no more company than a couple of passing goats.
Chinese folk song singer Tan Jing is perhaps the first person to sing while giving a speech at the United Nations headquarters in New York.
British boy band One Direction were the big winners at the MTV Video Music Awards, edging out Rihanna and taking home three prizes.
The Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg, one of the leading symphony orchestras in the world, will play at the Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing with English-born conductor Ivor Bolton.
Seventeen years after her tragic death from a severe asthma attack during a holiday in Thailand, more than 30 of Teresa Teng's classic songs will be revived at Beijing's Forbidden City Concert Hall by impersonator Sheng Yan.
Sitkovetsky Trio will perform their debut in China as part of the UK Now arts festival, the largest festival of British arts and creative industries ever held in China.
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