The week in music: 26 September 2008

Vienna, Austria: Pssst, Leonard! Doesn't matter if you use your hand as a cover, he'll still hear you on that microphone Photograph: Herbert P Oczeret/EPA

London, UK: Amy Winehouse at The End of Summer Ball, to mark The End of Her Summer of Questionable Live Performances Photograph: Richard Young/Rex Features

San Diego, US: Aaron Behrens of Ghostland Observatory performs during day two of San Diego Street Scene. Their MySpace site says they sound like 'a robot making love to a tree!!' - a less inviting prospect we've yet to stumble upon Photograph: Karl Walter/Getty

Columbia, US: Travis Barker, formerly of Blink-182, performs during the T-Mobile Boulevard block party. Hours later, Barker and DJ AM, also known as Adam Goldstein, were critically injured in a Learjet crash that killed four people Photograph: Sidney Moorer/AP

London, UK: Escala hope to bring classical music to the masses. Aided, no doubt, by short hemlines and shiny hair Photograph: Getty

London, UK: Admittedly, we also thought this was Lily Allen wearing stupid glasses. How wrong we were! It is, in fact, Katy Perry wearing stupid glasses Photograph: Retna

Seville, Spain: Llorenc Barber playing 'the bells, the bells!' during a rehearsal by flamenco dancer Andres Martin during the XV Biennale of Seville Photograph: Cristina Quicler/AFP

San Francisco, US: Sara Quin of Tegan and Sara pulls the face universally acknowledged to mean 'I'm really into my music, in a seriously deep way' Photograph: Araya Diaz/WireImage.com/Getty

We know Paul Rogers and Queen have called their album The Cosmos Rocks, but playing a gig so close to Sirius is beyond the call of duty Photograph: Clemens Bilan/AFP

Tel Aviv, Israel: 'Paul U Make Me Happy' says the sign. Sadly, it also made the 17,000 fans stood directly behind rather miserable Photograph: Jim Hollander/EPA

Zurich, Switzerland: Bryan Adams takes tips from Tegan and Sara and pulls the 'passion' face. Gross Photograph: Alessandro Della Bella/EPA

Istanbul, Turkey: A restored violin that will be used in the Violins of Hope concert that is part of Israel's 60th anniversary celebrations Photograph: Tara Todras-Whitehill/AP

Indianapolis, US: Mindless Self Indulgence perform at the Murat Theatre. If they're reading, our grandpa wants his socks back Photograph: Steve C Mitchell/EPA