The Rolling Stones aren't done yet. The rock legends are expanding their latest album with Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips, a deluxe edition arriving on November 27 featuring five additional tracks, including four previously unreleased songs.
Joni Mitchell is officially a U.S. citizen. More than six decades after moving to the United States, the music icon shared the milestone posting a photo with an American flag and a video of her receiving her citizenship documents.
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Paul McCartney joined Amy Poehler on her podcast on The Good Hang where he claimed he recalls the moment he was born.
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Barry Manilow's return to Las Vegas hasn't gone to plan. The music legend cut one show short and cancelled another after coming down with bronchitis during his comeback residency.
John Stamos welcomed Mike Love back to the stage as the Beach Boys returned for their first public show since July. Looking noticeably frail, the band leader performed from a chair for the duration of the set.
Chris Welsh, the longtime drummer of Sydney rock outfit Died Pretty, has passed away. The beloved musician died on Thursday night surrounded by family after battling cancer for several years. The news was reported by the official Died Pretty social media channels.
David Byrne's new song is made up of Elon Musk quotes. From "I'm a chill normal dude" to "Do you think I'm insane?", Let Me Sell You a Dream turns the billionaire's own words into proto-punk lyrics.
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts are marking 45 years of I Love Rock ’N Roll with a new anniversary collection packed with previously unreleased recordings from 1980.
Aerosmith are back. The rock legends will come out of retirement for two nights at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl, featuring special guests Run-D.M.C., Billy Idol, Slash, Eric Church and more.
English rockers Suede are making their long-awaited Australian return, with the band set to play the Sydney Opera House in January 2027 for their first local shows since 1999.
In a new interview with The Times, guitarist Brian May revealed that the band won't return to the road. May said he was exhausted by touring and, after years of uncertainty, has now ruled out any future return.
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Foo Fighters are giving fans another chance to see them up close, announcing an intimate Melbourne show at Crown LIVE on 16 November as part of their upcoming Australian tour.