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The new Rolling Stones album ‘Blue and Lonesome’ will be released in December but one of the songs resurfaced in 2012.

Santana and The Doobie Brothers will tour Australia together while in the country for Bluesfest in April.

The Rolling Stones Olé Olé Olé!: A Trip Across Latin America, a brand new documentary about the group’s early 2016 tour of ten Latin American countries, will be shown in cinemas on Monday, December 12.

The Lakeside Twilights music festival at Ballarat’s Lake Wendouree foreshore has sold-out more than a month in advance.

Mick is sick and the Rolling Stones cannot play Las Vegas tonight (19 October).

Paul McCartney pretty much stuck to script for his second Desert Trip concert, with one exception … an appearance by Rihanna.

The Rolling Stones debuted their new song ‘Just Your Fool’ live for the first time at their second Desert Trip show in the California desert.

Paul McCartney played for 300 at an ex-biker bar in the California desert on Thursday night.

While it seems Roger Waters just finished his three-year tour of Pink Floyd’s The Wall, he says he is ready to get back out on the road.

The Who have opened day three of the historic Desert Trip concerts in the California desert, featuring six iconic acts over three nights.

Paul McCartney has played his set for Desert Trip, the three-day music festival in the California desert dubbed Oldchella and Neil Young joined him for two songs.

Neil Young + Promise of the Real have performed their set at the Desert Trip event in Indio, California, head of Paul McCartney.

The Rolling Stones have fans at their first Desert Trip concert something special … something Beatles and something Blues.

Bluesfest boss Peter Noble has finally cross Neil Young off his bucket list for Bluesfest. Neil Young + Promise of the Real will headline Bluesfest 2017.

The Rolling Stones performed a private show in Las Vegas on Monday with a special addition to the setlist…’Mixed Emotions’ for the first time in 26 years.

Roger Waters put on a free show for 200,000 people on Saturday night at the Plaza de la Constitucion in Mexico City, Mexico and, if this was a rehearsal for his Desert Trip Festival this coming Sunday, those high ticket prices just may be worth it.

Meat Loaf’s most treasured possession is his rubber duck collection.

The Rolling Stones have gone back to their roots to create an album of blues covers for their next record.

Jimmy Barnes has achieved his first no 1 book. ‘Working Class Boy’ is a best-seller in Australia.

Actor Benedict Cumberbatch, the star of Sherlock and the upcoming Marvel film Doctor Strange, last night joined David Gilmour on stage at the Royal Albert Hall for a rendition of the Pink Floyd classic ‘Comfortably Numb’.

Tom Petty has been chosen by the Recording Academy as the 2017 MusiCares Person of the Year.

Even though there are a number of hits collections from the great David Bowie already on the market, Legacy Recordings has decided that a new one is needed that will take Bowie from his earliest days up through his final album.