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As we told you, earlier this month, the Recording Academy postponed the planned January 31^st GRAMMY telecast due to the Omicron surge Well, now the GRAMMYs officially have a new date and location.

Bono doesn't like the name of his band... or the sound of his own singing! The Edge explained that the band's first name was The Hype but they weren't happy with it because it wasn't original. They went to their former classmate and fellow musician Steve Averill for his input. One of them was U2, and the band didn't love it, but it was the one they hated the least out of the all the options he gave. 

Fleetwood Mac’s Mick Fleetwood is getting into TV. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer is executive producing a new music drama series, “13 Songs,” which is being developed by Fox.

If you've ever wanted to Peloton ride to David Bowie, well, here's your chance! The Bowie artist series will drop on Peloton on January 19. Not only will his full catalog be available, but Peloton has also commissioned three remixes from St. Vincent for “It’s No Game (Pt. 1)”, TOKiMONSTA for “Golden Years”, and Honey Dijon for “Let’s Dance”.

The long-awaited video for Heart's Ann Wilson's cover of Alice In Chains's 1992 "Rooster" has finally dropped. Wilson self-described the video of "really dark," and the video does live up to that. It's packed with war imagery, even showing the dead and wounded, bombings, and child soldiers. There's also plenty of macabre imagery, like maggots and cockroaches. 

John Mellencamp’s voice has certainly changed over the years, and a lot of that could be blamed on his smoking, but he doesn't necessarily hate it. The singer has a new album “Strictly A One-Eyed Jack” dropping Friday and he says you can particularly hear the differences on the song “Gone So Soon.”

Tears for Fears were one of the few popular acts to not perform at Live Aid in 1985, and now they are opening up about why.

Madonna is already thinking about her next album, and she may get a little help from Kanye West.

Lindsey Buckingham is sharing that he thinks Stevie Nicks is the reason Fleetwood Mac didn't make any new music. Why? Because she got disoriented creatively. 

Elvis Costello is not a fan of modern rock music. Why? Because “the beat is so square”. He continued, “I don’t like much rock music. I like rock & roll. I think if you lose the roll part, a lot of the fun goes out of it.”

Is Mick Jagger finally setting down? Well, he's currently at his estate on Mustique, a Caribbean Island, with Melanie Hamrick. Melanie gave up her ballet career after she gave birth to their now 4-year-old-son, Deveraux. 

It’s been six years since Prince died and we may finally know exactly how much his estate is worth.

Last year was a good year for Bruce Springsteen. Despite struggles with the pandemic for most musicians, The Boss tops “Rolling Stone’s” list of the “10 Highest Paid Musicians” of 2021.

Tears for Fears is giving fans another taste of their new album, “The Tipping Point,” which drops February 25^th.

Lionel Richie will be honored with the Library of Congress' 2022 Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, which is given to a living musician who enhances cultural understanding and inspires new generations through music.

Kenny Loggins is ready to tell his story. The singer is set to drop his memoir “Still Alright” on June 14^th. 

Keith Richards is next to hop on the NFT train! He has a new vid that will be auctioned off in support of "MusiCares." It's in collaboration with "One Of," a green NFT music platform. It's already for sale now until January 30 through "Julien's Auctions."

Rod Stewart's Australian tour has now been cancelled due to the spike of COVID-19. He was supposed to play nine concerts in March and April 2022. However, due to the “ongoing surge of COVID in Australia and the reimposition of entertainment venue capacity limits in several states", the shows have been cancelled. 

Another iconic voice has left us. Ronnie Spector, frontwoman for the 60s girl group The Ronettes, passed away yesterday after a battle with cancer. She was 78.

Portraying Aretha Franklin has seemed to pay off for not one but two actresses. Screen Actors Guild Award nominations came out yesterday, and both Jennifer Hudson and Cynthia Erivo earned nods for their on-screen portrayal of the Queen of Soul.