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Queen drummer Roger Taylor is giving his garden a makeover in tribute to his late bandmate Freddie Mercury.

Soft Cell is making music again. Marc Almond and Dave Ball announced they are currently working on their first album in close to 20 years. 

The Who has teamed with Heinz Baked Beans to help celebrate the upcoming super deluxe edition of “The Who Sell Out,” while raising money for charity.

Quincy Jones was honored at the 11^th Annual Guild of Music Supervisors Awards this weekend. The legendary producer received the Icon Award, and was celebrated by such big names as Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie, Mary J. Blige, Billie Eilish, and John Legend. 

If you’re a Janet Jackson fan, you’re gonna love this. As we told you, she’s placing more than a thousand of her personal items – including her key earring and stuff from her “Rhythm Nation” tour – up for auction to celebrate her 55^th birthday.

It sounds like we may be getting new music from Queen some day.

While Brian May, Roger Taylor and Adam Lambert have been touring together as Queen for years, they have yet to make any new music together, and Brian says that may happen one day. In fact, they’re already working on it 

Cheap Trick has been out promoting their new album “In Another World,” which dropped Friday and some fans noticed that bassist Tom Petersson was performing sitting down. Well, he’s now explaining, sharing that he recently underwent heart surgery.

Want to keep your brain in tip-top shape to help you juggle your hectic schedule with a clear mind? Functional medicine doctor and “New York Times” best-selling author Mark Hyman credits six habits with keeping his brain sharp. He says, “When your brain is functioning well, you have more energy and life just gets better.”

Prince fans are getting new music this summer. The never-before-released album, “Welcome 2 America,” is set to drop July 30^th.

As we told you, Joni Mitchell launched the “Joni Mitchell Archives” series this past fall, and now she’s revealed the latest installment.

Chicago’s 1971 live album “Chicago at Carnegie Hall” is getting a massive reissue in honor of its 50th anniversary.

Rick Astley is out with some new music. The singer just released the new tune “Unwanted,” which will be used as a theme song for Qcode’s “Unwanted” podcast. 

If coffee is your go-to when you feel that afternoon slump kicking in, you may be surprised to know certain foods can be better options. These are the best energy-boosting foods, according to three registered dietitian nutritionists, as well as some foods that may leave you feeling drained.

Former Styx singer Dennis DeYoung is giving fans another preview of his upcoming final album, “26 East, Vol. 2.” He’s released a new single, “Isle of Misanthrope.”

As we told you, Kiss' Paul Stanley recently said that the band didn't see the need to make new music, but that's not something you'll hear from the guys in Cheap Trick. The band is set to release their 20^th studio album “In Another World” on Friday and frontman Robin Zander doesn’t expect this will be their last. 

There’s nothing better than a freshly cleaned and better-organized home after some spring cleaning. But if you’d rather keep binge-watching Netflix from the couch, we can help. These are some housekeeping hacks to make spring cleaning a little easier, even when you’re lazy.

Heart’s Ann Wilson is dropping some new music next week. The singer announced she’ll release the new single “Black Wing” on Monday.

We previously told you that a Broadway musical centered around the music of Neil Diamond was in the works. Well, now the show has a name and a premiere date, although not on the Great White Way...yet. 

Just a few hours after taking part in their Verzuz with Earth, Wind & Fire, The Isley Brothers are back with new music. 

It’s not uncommon for musicians to include some outrageous demands in riders, and apparently Prince is no exception.  Concert promoter Danny Zelisko reveals in his new book “All Exce$$ - Occupation Concert Promoter,” that Prince once demanded $10,000 worth of flowers for just one of his concerts.