In an effort to keep you better informed about your favourite bands and artists, Q has only gone and launched an App - and now we want to get even closer to you.
Available for the brand new Blackberry PlayBook, the new App takes you through the key artists and albums of the Q's 25 year history.
Simply head to BlackBerry App World for more details and to download.
And as of Monday (27 June), we will be launching a huge campaign with BlackBerry to find the greatest act of the last 25 years.
As part of this you can get closer to Q by joining our new BlackBerry Messenger Group for news, updates, access to events, competitions and more.
If you have a BlackBerry device head into Messenger, select Invite A Contact and then enter our BlackBerry PIN: 267AA85A, click Send, and let the games - and plenty of exclusive content - begin.
11:04 AM | 22/06/2011
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