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As we told you, a new George Michael documentary, “George Michael Freedom Uncut,” will hit theaters as a global cinema event on June 22^nd. Well, now we are getting our first look at the film.

Earth, Wind & Fire saxophonist Andrew Woolfolk dies: Andrew Woolfolk, best known for being the saxophonist for Earth, Wind & Fire, passed away Sunday at the age of 74.

Bob Dylan has been in the studio re-recording some of his classic songs with Producer T Bone Burnett! Burnett has been promising for a while that he'd be developing a new analog format. This format is meant to improve both vinyl and CDs, plus digital streaming. He's now in the studio with Dylan, in hopes of introducing this new format. 

Crowded House has just announced a new set of U.S. & Canadian dates which will be their first North American tour in 12 years.

Journey's releasing a new studio album this summer! This is the first in over a decade. Titled "Freedom," it's set to drop on July 8. They've also shared a new single from the album, "You Got The Best Of Me." Neal Schon, Jonathan Cain, and Arnel Pineda are all part of the album, along with Randy Jackson on bass, who played on Journey's "Raised On Radio" album from 1986.

The B-52s are ready to say goodbye. The band just announced dates for what they are calling “Their final tour ever of planet Earth.”

Stevie Nicks has already been announced to headline several festivals this summer, and now she’s added a few more shows to her schedule.

While rock and roll is made to be played loud, The Who’s Roger Daltrey admits their music was maybe a little too loud. 

As we told you, ZZ Top have a new live album coming out this summer, "Raw." They're released a new song from the album -- a new version of "La Grange" from 1973. The original was released on their breakthrough album, "Tres Hombres." 

Mike Campbell has reunited with Stan Lynch, the original Heartbreakers drummer for his Dirty Knobs tour. The reunion kicked off on April 23. It's their first tour together since 1992. 

The Who kicked off their North American “The Who Hits Back!” tour on Friday, and just ahead of opening night they announced the special guests that will be joining them along the trek.

It's been over 20 years since George Harrison's passing, and now his widow Olivia Harrison is dedicating a new book of poems to her late husband. "Came the Lightening" will come out on June 21. It'll be a collection of 20 poems that Olivia wrote for George following his death. 

As we previously told you, Ann Wilson announced a new solo album, "Fierce Bliss" which is set to be released April 29. On this album, Wilson will cover Queen's "Love of My Life," alongside Vince Gill.

Tom Jones is headed to the U.S. this fall for a new North American tour. The trek will consist of 15 dates, including a one-off show with Van Morrison at Forest Hills Stadium, in Queens, New York. 

Elton John is celebrating the 50^th anniversary of his fourth studio album “Madman Across The Water” with a reissue, set for release June 10^th.

George Michael’s life and music career is the subject of a new documentary set for release this summer. 

Sting is opening up about the origins of his nickname, and while he says it started out as a “joke,” he’s happy it stuck around.

Elton John released his latest album “The Lockdown Session” back in October but he’s reportedly already working on new tunes. 

Eddie Van Halen made huge donation to support music education before his death: The late Eddie Van Halen made a huge donation to the Mr Holland's Opus Foundation before his death. 

The Tribeca Film Festival returns to New York June 8^th to 19^th, with music documentaries about T. Rex, Leonard Cohen and Sinead O’Connor, among the films getting a screening during the fest.