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There’s a new documentary about Freddie Mercury coming this weekend. On Sunday, “Freddie Mercury: Inside His Mind” will premiere on Reelz.

Dead & Company is hitting the road this year. The group has announced a massive United States tour for the Summer and Fall.

Crowded House has dropped a new video for their latest single, “Playing With Fire.” The clip has the band performing for just one audience member, although the performance features not just the band, but a choir, horn section, go-go dancers and more.

As we told you, casting is underway for “Karma Chameleon,” a biopic on Culture Club frontman Boy George, and in a new interview he insists the movie will be “heartfelt and brutally honest.”

A documentary about lip-synching pop duo Milli Vanilli is in the works. MRC Non-Fiction announced that they are producing the new doc, “Girl You Know It’s True,” about the pair, Fabrice Morvan and Rob Pilatus. 

Another edition of Merlefest will be happening this year, this time in September instead of the usual April. 

The lineup for the 2021 Love Rocks NYC benefit concert has been announced, and will feature such artists as Jon Bon Jovi, Sara Bareilles, Warren Haynes, Yola, and Gary Clark, Jr.

As we told you, inductees for the 2021 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class were just announced, with this year’s class made up of Tina Turner, Foo Fighters, Carole King, The Go-Go's, Jay-Z and Todd Rundgren.

Nancy Wilson has announced a special livestream with the Seattle Symphony. The Heart singer and orchestral ensemble will team up for an “evening of rock n’ roll” honoring Nancy’s iconic career at Seattle’s Benaroya Hall in Washington.

Former Styx frontman Dennis DeYoung has released the new single “The Last Guitar Hero,” featuring special guest, Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello.

George Harrison, Marvin Gaye, The Who and more music icons appear in Apple TV-Plus’ upcoming documentary “1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything.” We’re getting a look at the eight-part doc with the official trailer.

Ann Wilson is bringing it back to ehr days before Heart. She’s releasing an EP of pre-Heart songs by her former band The Daybreaks this summer.

Fans may love Elton John’s hit song “Crocodile Rock,” but he’s more than okay if it never appears on his setlist again. Rocketman says he’ll “throw a party” the day he never has to play the song again.

Back in 2018, ABBA announced they were going to be releasing some new tracks, but three years later fans are still waiting. Well, now ABBA’s Bjorn Ulvaeus insists those songs are coming. 

Chrissie Hynde is channeling Bob Dylan. The Pretenders frontwoman just announced she’s dropping a new album of Dylan covers on May 21^st, and got the help of her Pretenders bandmate James Walbourne to record it.

Bob Dylan’s artwork is coming to America. “Retrospectrum,” an exhibit of Dylan’s artwork, will arrive in the U.S. for the first time this fall at Florida International University's Frost Museum. The exhibit, which covers “six decades of Dylan's drawing, painting and sculpture,” will launch November 30^th at the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum on the FIU campus.

The Rolling Stones is reissuing another live album/concert film. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers is set to release “A Bigger Bang: Live on Copacabana Beach,” on July 9^th. 

More Tom Petty material is being released from the vault. A previously unseen music video for the rare single “Drivin’ Down To Georgia” has been uploaded to the official Tom Petty Youtube channel.

There’s no doubt Prince had style, and now that style has inspired a new cosmetics line.

After being canceled last year due to COVID, Milwaukee’s Summerfest is set to return in September, with a lot of great music.