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A new Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers video has just been released. The clip is for the song “Angel Dream: No 2,” from the album “Angel Dream,” a re-imagined record of songs from the soundtrack to the 1996 Ed Burns-directed movie “She’s The One.”

Bruce Springsteen still remembers the first time he heard one of his songs on the radio. In a new interview, The Boss recalls hearing “Spirit of the Night” on the radio by chance.

Global Citizen is putting on yet another global concert. “Global Citizen Live” will feature performances filmed across six continents - Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and North and South America. 

Diane Warren has teamed up with Carlos Santana and G-Eazy for a new song, “She’s Fire.” The track will be featured on her upcoming album “Diane Warren: The Cave Sessions Vol. 1.”

The Go-Go’s are celebrating the 40th anniversary of their debut album “Beauty and the Beat.” The record is getting a limited-edition reissue in honor of the milestone.

The Spice Girls celebrated the 25^th anniversary of their hit single “Wannabe” yesterday, with many of them sharing their thoughts on Instagram. 

Brian May is sure Freddie Mercury would still be fronting Queen if he were still alive. In a new interview, Brian says the late legend will “always” be part of Queen’s legacy.

Ringo Starr’s annual “peace and love” birthday celebration took place yesterday, with the Beatles drummer, who just turned 81, making an appearance in front of his peace-sign statue in the park at the corner of Santa Monica and Canon in Beverly Hills. 

Journey’s Neal Schon is letting go of a ton of his guitars. He’s auctioning off 112 guitars via Heritage Auctions later this month.

Kool & The Gang is set to drop the new album “Perfect Union” on August 21^st, and are giving fans a taste of it with the new song “Pursuit of Happiness.”  Robert “Kool” Bell says the song was written by his late brother Ronald Bell during Barack Obama’s 2012 re-election campaign.

Yes has a new book on the way. “Yes: A Visual Biography” hits shelves on Friday.

UB40 has named a new singer. Last week frontman Duncan Campbell announced he was retiring after suffering a seizure last month. Well, now the band announced that Matt Doyle, from the reggae band KIOKO, is taking his place.

Tenacious D’s latest release is for a good cause. Jack Black and Kyle Gass have performed a Beatles medley, which they’re releasing on limited-edition seven-inch vinyl to benefit Doctors Without Borders.

Sting has marked the 35th anniversary of his live album “Bring On The Night.” He’s released a new video for the title track on YouTube.

As we previously told you, Jimmy Buffett is scheduled to perform on the annual “A Capitol Fourth” celebration which will air Sunday on PBS. Well, Jimmy is planning a very special performance. 

As we previously reported, Ronnie James Dio’s Stand Up and Shout Cancer Fund is celebrating what would’ve been the late rocker’s 79th birthday with a global livestream event. Some more special guests have been added to the event streaming on July 10th.

As we told you before, Bruce Springsteen returned to Broadway last weekend. He’s shaken up the one-man show the second time around, and his manager Jon Landau has dived into the changes – and some of The Boss’ best onstage moments so far – in a new interview with “Variety.”

The upcoming Michael Jackson musical has suffered a new setback. Producers of “MJ The Musical” announced that the show’s original lead, Ephraim Sykes, has exited the project to film a movie. 

ZZ Top is hitting the road this summer. The band will kick off their new trek this July, their first shows since they were forced to shut things down after their February 2020 show in San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. 

TLC is ready to get back on the road, and they are reminiscing about their hit sophomore album “CrazySexyCool,” which featured such hits songs as “Waterfall” and “Creep.”