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Stevie Nicks commemorated the 20^th anniversary of 9/11 with a note to fans on Twitter, posted in the journal format her fans have grown used to. She started her remembrance just before midnight on September 10^th, 2001, as she was getting ready to put on three shows the next day.

Billy Joel paid tribute to the late Charlie Watts this weekend. The singer cranked out his version of the Rolling Stones’ ‘Brown Sugar’ during his concert in Cincinnati, ending the song by saying “That’s for Charlie.”

As we previously told you, “Global Citizen Live” is taking place September 25^th in New York, London, Los Angeles, Paris, Lagos and more, and now we know where some of the artists will be playing.

Phil Collins has shared some sad news with music fans. In a new interview with the BBC, the Genesis frontman discussed his ongoing health issues, and revealed that he can no longer play the drums.

Eric Clapton’s lockdown performance with his band is getting an official release. He’ll put out “The Lady In The Balcony: Lockdown Sessions” this fall.

Heart fans may be hoping for a new album in the future, but they may have to settle for a tour first. In a new interview, Nancy Wilson says she and sister Ann haven’t discussed making music together again, but they are considering hitting the road.

The Psychedelic Furs guitarist John Ashton is battling stage four prostate cancer, and musician Gail Anne Dorsey is asking folks for help with his treatment. Dorsey revealed Ashton’s diagnosis on a GoFundMe page, explaining the 62-year-old was diagnosed in June, and it has now spread to his lymph nodes.

As we previously told you, ABBA announced a special virtual concert, “ABBA Voyage,” featuring avatars of band members Agnetha Fältskog, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, backed by a live 10-piece band. Well, tickets for the show just went on sale and fans have some definite opinions. 

Janet Jackson is giving fans their first look at her upcoming two-night documentary.

As we previously told you, Diana Ross is dropping the new album, “Thank You,” which was originally supposed to drop Friday, but is now being released November 5^th. Well, now she’s given fans another taste of the record. 

Sunday would have been Freddie Mercury’s 75^th birthday and to mark the occasion the official Freddie Mercury YouTube page shared a new video featuring some of the Queen frontman’s most unforgettable moments.

As we previously told you, ABBA announced that their new album “Voyages” will be released November 5^th, and it certainly looks like fans are anxious to get their hands on it. 

David Crosby is celebrating the 50^th anniversary of his debut solo record “If I Could Only Remember My Name” with a special reissue.

Graham Nash is set to release a new book of photography. “Life in Focus: The Photography of Graham Nash,” dropping November 16^th, will feature photos from throughout the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer’s career. 

As we previously told you, last week Swedish group ABBA teased a massive comeback and now the details are finally out. The band just announced a new album, virtual concert, and dropped two new songs.

Looks like Madonna may be taking part in this year’s MTV Video Music Awards. TMZ posted footage of a secret video shoot Madonna took part in, which is allegedly a promo for the upcoming awards ceremony. 

Lionel Richie is getting his own ice cream flavor. He’s teamed up with Tyra Banks’ SMiZE Cream to launch a flavor that’ll have you snacking “all night long.”

Elton John is releasing a new album of collaborations next month. “The Lockdown Sessions,” dropping October 22^nd, was recorded remotely over the last 20 months, as Elton was forced off the road due to the pandemic.

Sting is gearing up to release his new album “The Bridge.” He’s unveiled the first single, “If It’s Love.”

Lindsey Buckingham is giving us a preview of his new self-titled solo album. He’s released the opening track, “Scream.”