The week in music - in pictures

Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys performing on the opening night of their UK tour at Nottingham Capital FM Arena in Nottingham, United Kingdom Photograph: Ollie Millington/Redferns

Geri Halliwell launches her new Union Jack collection designed in collaboration with Next at Mercer Studios in London Photograph: Mike Marsland/WireImage

Lana del Rey performing on French television programme Le Grand Journal in Paris Photograph: Lionel Bonaventure/AFP/Getty Images

Joe Walsh, James McCartney, Marjorie Bach, Barbara Bach and Ringo Starr at the Viper Room in West Hollywood, California after a performance by McCartney, the son of Paul McCartney Photograph: MJ Kim/Getty Images

Ricky Wilson of the Kaiser Chiefs on stage at the O2 Academy in Birmingham Photograph: Steve Thorne/Redferns

Singer Johnny Cash is seen with a stage hand during the taping of his TV show at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. The 120-year-old historic former church tabernacle has had the same stage since 1951 but is to be replaced with a newer, more durable performance surface Photograph: Handout/Reuters

Snoop Dogg brings his ever tasteful live act to the Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana Photograph: Theo Wargo/WireImage

Madonna arrives for a news conference for Super Bowl XLVI's half-time show in Indianapolis Photograph: Morry Gash/AP

Pete Doherty performs on the opening night of the Antigel Festival at the Victoria Hall in Geneva, Switzerland Photograph: The Image Gate/Getty Images

South Korean boy band ZE:A also known as Children of the Empire perform during the MBC Music Festival in Seoul, South Korea Photograph: Lee Jin-man/AP

Mexican singer Pedro Fernandez poses for a portrait in Mexico City. Fernandez is returning to the music scene with a new ranchera album Photograph: Eduardo Verdugo/AP

Giulia Tellarini, vocalist of Spanish band Giulia Y Los Tellarini performing in Warsaw, Poland Photograph: Grzegorz Jakubowski/EPA

Veteran jazz composer and producer Rashid Vally, 72, holds the first issue of Rolling Stone magazine's South African edition inside his music store in the centre of Johannesburg. The American title launched its latest international edition in South Africa in November, tackling a crowded media market that has not yet cashed in on the country's rich musical heritage spanning rock to pop and jazz Photograph: Paballo Thekiso/AFP/Getty Images

Dave Lee Roth performs at the Van Halen Album Release Celebration at Henson Recording Studios in Los Angeles, California Photograph: Frazer Harrison/WireImage

The composer Ted Dicks, who has died aged 83, was best known for the comic songs Right, Said Fred and The Hole in the Ground. The producer George Martin, who commissioned them, praised both songs for their 'clever lyrics and quirky melodies, which hung together so neatly, leaving plenty of space for us to create a sound picture. All we had to do was add the right sound effects and musical arrangements.' Dicks also wrote television scripts and theme songs for films and television, including the cult children's series Catweazle

Read the full obituary here Photograph: Adrian Bailey