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14 May 2015 and Eric Clapton makes a triumphal return to London's Royal Albert Hall
Excitement is building in Vancouver, British Columbia for tonight’s (Thursday) opening of the hugely-anticipated ‘iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE’ world tour by U2.
Aerosmith frontman and rock figurehead Steven Tyler has released his first country single. ‘Love Is Your Name’ went to US radio on May 13.
The new Blues Hall of Fame in Memphis opened last Friday (8), after the 36th Blues Music Awards the night before, in front of a sellout crowd of 1500.
May 2 was a day of firsts for Elton John. He and his band made their debut at Jazzfest in New Orleans and, backstage, Elton met his hero Jerry Lee Lewis.
Details of the second annual Louis Armstrong's Wonderful World festival at Flushing Meadows in June have been announced, with Ms. Lauryn Hill and others.
Widely-acclaimed country duo Striking Matches are in the UK this week for five shows, starting with a sellout London date on Friday (8) at the Union Chapel.
The Who have this morning been announced as the headline act on the closing Sunday night bill at this year’s Glastonbury Festival, on June 28.
A benefit event is taking place today (Saturday May 2) for one of the members of Motown’s great Funk Brothers house band, Eddie ‘Chank’ Willis.
Ben E. King will forever be mentioned in the same breath as ‘Stand By Me,’ but as we sadly observe his death, we recall his many other soul classics.
Pete Townshend has published a message on The Who’s website, ahead of his 70th birthday next month.
The first music from the orchestral remake of Pete Townshend’s 1973 rock opera ‘Quadrophenia’ has been released. Listen to ‘Love Reign O’er Me’ here.
Def Leppard lead guitarist Phil Collen has formed a new blues band, Delta Deep, whose first album has Joe Elliott, David Coverdale and Paul Cook guesting.
The all-star ‘Keep Calm and Salute the Beatles' album features acoustic versions of classic Beatles ballads, including Jack Bruce’s final recording.
