1967 - Paul McCartney
Having admitted to taking LSD four times during an interview with Life Magazine, Beatle Paul McCartney told The Daily Mirror that he didnt regret that hed spoken out and hoped that his fans would understand.

1974 - Mick Jones
The Delinquents a band featuring Mick Jones (later of The Clash) made their debut at the Students union bar, Queen Elizabeth College, Kensington.

2003 - G- Man
G-Man from So Solid Crew was jailed for four years for possessing a loaded handgun. The 24 year-old dumped a loaded gun during a police chase in London last November. Hed always denied it, as well as denying knowing anything about 11 other bullets that were found in a flat in south London. The jury in Londons Southwark Crown Court heard evidence that DNA found on the weapon matched his, and found him guilty.

2011 - Amy Winehouse
Amy Winehouse was booed by crowds in Serbias capital Belgrade after appearing to be too drunk to perform. The concert - the first on the singers 12-day European tour, saw Winehouse mumble her way through parts of songs, leave the stage altogether and at one point she threw her microphone to the floor. She was frequently booed by the crowd, who had paid up to £45 to see her in a country in which wages are some of the lowest in Europe.

2012 - Pearl Jam
The former chief financial officer for Pearl Jam was charged with 33 counts of theft for allegedly stealing at least $380,000 from the Seattle bands management company. According to the King County Prosecuting Attorneys Office, Rickey Goodrich allegedly stole hundreds of thousands of dollars over the course of several years, spending the money on lavish family vacations, spa treatments, life insurance and pricey California wines.

2020 - Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan released his 39th studio album Rough and Rowdy Ways. It beame Dylans highest-charting album on the Billboard 200 in more than a decade and it marked his seventh consecutive decade of charting top 40 albums, making him the only artist to date to accomplish this feat.