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Elton John has hit yet another chart milestone. The singer’s latest single, "Cold Heart (Pnau Remix)," with Dua Lipa,” jumps to 32 on the “Billboard” Hot 100, his first Top 40 hit since charting in April, 1999 with “Written in the Stars,” with LeAnn Rimes.

David Bowie’s estate is cooking up plans to celebrate what would’ve been the late music legend’s 75th birthday. It looks like fans will be getting their hands on some special archival releases and merchandise.

Carlos Santana’s new album “Blessings and Miracles" drops Friday and he's just given fans another taste of the album. He’s released “Joy,” a collaboration with Chris Stapleton.

Modern English is celebrating their 40^th anniversary next year with a new tour. The trek will have the band performing their 1982 album “After The Snow,” which includes the hit song “I Melt With You,” in full.

Queen’s pop-up store, Queen The Greatest, is offering up a new line of limited-edition seven-inch vinyl singles. The series is available both online and at the pop-up shop on London’s Carnaby Street.

Bryan Adams is back with new music. The singer just dropped the new song “So Happy It Hurts,” the first single and title track from his upcoming album, which drops March 11^th.

Mick Jagger had already painted the town black before hitting the stage of the Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee on Saturday night. On stage, the Rolling Stones frontman told the audience about the ”good time” he had.

It may only be October but Blondie is jumping into the holiday spirit. The band just released the new three-song holiday EP “Yuletide Throwdown,” with a 12" limited edition vinyl in both magenta and black, dropping on November 5^th. 

Madonna celebrated the release of her concert doc “Madame X” with an intimate show in the basement of Marcus Samuelsson’s Harlem, New York restaurant Red Rooster, but the party couldn’t quite be contained. 

As we told you, Santana, Rob Thomas and American Authors teamed for the new song “Move,” and now they’ve released a video for the track. The black-and-white clip has them both performing, as an electrical storm brews around them.

Tears for Fears is set to release their first album of new music in 17 years. The band, featuring founding members Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, just announced they’ll release “The Tipping Point” on February 25^th.

As we told you, 13 years after releasing their GRAMMY-winning album “Raising Sand,” Robert Plant and Alison Krauss are reteaming for the new album ‘Raise the Roof,” which drops November 19^th. Well, now they have released a new song from the record.

Deep Purple is putting their spin on songs by other music legends. The band has announced a coves album. “Turning To Crime.”

Yesterday marked a year since the death of Eddie Van Halen. As you’ll recall, the rock legend passed away at 65 after a long battle with cancer.

Tina Turner has sold the rights to her music catalog to BMG, with a deal that includes her share of her solo recordings and publishing assets, and rights to her name and image. 

Carlos Santana isn’t leaving Las Vegas anytime soon. He’s extended his stay at the House of Blues into 2022.

Ozzy Osbourne recruited some fellow music legends for his new album. Now we know some of the big names appearing on the record.

Aretha Franklin has been honored by her hometown of Detroit, which just named a post office after her. A ceremony dedicating the Fox Creek post office to the Queen of Soul took place Monday, with members of the singer’s family on hand for the occasion.

New Kids On The Block will be bringing 90s nostalgia to arenas next year, as they headline the “2022 Mixtape Tour,” which also features Salt-N-Pepa, En Vogue and Rick Astley.

Ringo Starr got back behind a drum kit for a good cause but he was certainly not alone. The rock icon led over 100 drummers for WhyHunger’s “Drum Together,” with all the musicians joining together to perform The Beatles' classic “Come Together.”