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The 2020 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction ceremony will finally take place virtually this weekend, after being postponed due to the coronavirus. Well, now the organization has announced that the switch in schedule is going to be permanent. 

A new photo book is out now documenting Queen’s life on the road. The book features more than 200 photos from acclaimed photographer Neal Preston, who began working with the band in 1976.

Neil Young is giving fans another preview of his next archival release. He’s shared an unreleased version of “Powderfinger” from his 1979 album “Rust Never Sleeps.”

Crowded House is back with some new music. The band just released the new single, “Whatever You Want,” which is their first track in over a decade. The last time they released new music was the 2010 album "Intriguer."

Fans are getting their first real look at actor Johnny Flynn as David Bowie. The first official trailer for the upcoming Bowie movie “Stardust” has just been released.

om Petty’s “Wildflowers” reissue tops the “Billboard” Rock Albums chart this week, moving 44,000 equivalent album units. The reissue included a deluxe box set, “Wildflowers & All the Rest,” which is included in the total sales.

Culture Club is getting ready to return to the stage. The band just announced “Rainbow In The Dark – A Global Stream,” taking place November 22^nd at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Tickets for the livestream go on sale Friday at 10 am. 

As AC/DC gear up for their big “Power Up” reunion, they’re looking back at the good times they’ve had over the years. That includes a drunken plan to find Scotland’s mythed Loch Ness monster… using fireworks.

David Bowie fans will have a chance to celebrate what would have been the late legend’s 74th birthday this winter. Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan and Trent Reznor are among the stars appearing at an upcoming livestream paying tribute to Bowie.

The late Whitney Houston just reached a huge YouTube milestone. The video for the singer’s classic 1994 tune, “I Will Always Love You,” written and recorded by Dolly Parton in 1973, just reached one billion views on the site.

Stevie Nicks has opened up about being the only woman inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame twice. Appearing on “CBS Sunday Morning,” Stevie said she “definitely broke a big rock n’ roll glass ceiling.”

As we told you, Heart’s Nancy Wilson is set to release her first solo album early next year, and now she’s shared the first song from the record.  Nancy just dropped her take on Bruce Springsteen’s classic “The Rising,” which was written in the aftermath of the September 11^th attack.

Steve Perry has new music coming out this winter – well, sort of. The former Journey frontman is putting out an acoustic version of his 2018 album “Traces.”

Keith Richards has a new video out for his 1992 track 'Hate It When You Leave', taken from his solo LP "Main Offender."

Tony Davis, frontman of eighties group The Outfield, died Monday at the age of 62. No cause of death had been announced. 

As we told you, Neil Young will be releasing “Archives Vol. II: 1972-1976” on November 20^th, 11 years after he put out “Archives Vol. 1: 1963-1972.” 

Tom Petty would have turned 70 today and the big day will be celebrated this weekend with a star-studded livestream.

Music fans have a chance to get their hands on some very unique memorabilia. A new charity auction, “Handwritten Song Lyrics Benefiting Music Health Alliance,” is offering up a slew of handwritten lyrics from artists like Eric Clapton, Hall & Oates, Miranda Lambert, Chris Stapleton and more.

Neil Young is finally releasing another archives box set. The singer announced “Archives Vol. II: 1972-1976” will drop November 20^th, 11 years after he put out “Archives Vol. 1: 1963-1972.” 

Fleetwood Mac can thank TikTok for bringing their classic album “Rumours” back to the Top Ten on the “Billboard” 200 Album chart.