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After decades in the music biz, The Proclaimers admit that even they’re surprised they’re still going strong. Craig and Charlie Reid formed the band back in 1983 and Craig confesses they’ve already exceeded their expectations for career success.

Next month’s All IN music festival will include a Tom Petty Dreamset, and now the lineup for it has been announced.

New music is on the way from Billy Idol. The rocker has announced a new four-song EP titled “The Cage” that’s set to release on September 23^rd, and he’s released the title track and its video as part of the announcement.

As we told you, Paul McCartney’s tour this summer had him singing a duet with his late Beatles bandmate John Lennon, and now John’s son is sharing how he feels about it.

Todd Rundgren is ready to drop a new album. The artist, who’ll be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year, will release the collaborative album “Space Force” on October 14^th. 

As is customary, the death of an artist has brought renewed interest in their music. This time it’s Olivia Newton-John, who passed away last week.

While Mariah Carey has been unofficially called the Queen of Christmas, there are a few artists out there who are taking issue with her wanting the title officially. Mariah has been trying to trademark the title “Queen of Christmas” but now she’s facing a possible legal battle over it thanks to singers Darlene Love and Elizabeth Chan.

Back in 2017, a group of musicians took David Bowie’s music on tour for a tribute concert, and now the follow-up to that tour is on the way. The 2022 “Celebrating David Bowie” tour kicks off in October for 30 shows with an all-star lineup.

Blondie, Tori Amos, and Tragically Hip are just a few of the artists taking part in a new global fundraising initiative. 

Madonna’s eldest son Rocco just turned 22 and the singer shared photos from his recent birthday bash. 

Late September will see Jeff Beck hitting venues across North America with ZZ Top performing with him at the first six shows. The tour starts September 23^rd in Del Valle, Texas, and runs through November 12^th with a performance in the Grand Theatre at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada.

Today is a big day for INXS. It was 45 years ago today that the Aussie band The Farriss Brothers, who would go on to be renamed INXS, played their debut gig at a house party in Wale Beach, Sydney and now they are celebrating the milestone. 

As we told you, Ronald Isley & The Isley Brothers and Beyoncé have teamed for a new song “Make Me Say It Again, Girl,” which is out now.

In case you missed it, Madonna was a guest on “The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon” this week where he helped Jimmy bring back his popular “Classroom Instruments” segment.

The Eagles just can’t stop playing “Hotel California.” The band has just added more dates to their “Hotel California” tour, which will now keep them on the road through November.

ICYMI: Elvis Costello announces 10-show New York residency: Elvis Costello is going to make himself comfortable in New York.

David Bowie has been chosen as the most influential British artist of the past 50 years by Sky Arts, with the judges commending his influence in music, film, and television. 

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A lawsuit over whether Michael Jackson actually sang on some of his posthumously released songs is finally over. The singer’s Estate and Sony Music have reached a settlement in the lawsuit, which was filed in 2014 by a woman named Vera Serova.

Like many music fans, Julian Lennon watched Peter Jackson’s Beatles documentary “Get Back” and it had a big effect on him, making him “appreciate” his dad John Lennon.