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As we told you, a new Mary Wilson box set is coming out March 4^th, and now we’ve gotten a little taste of what to expect. 

For those unfamiliar with the annual bash, Elton John hosts an Oscars party every year to help raise money for his Aids Foundation.

Robbie Robertson is the latest artist to sell his catalog. The Band frontman has sold his music publishing, recorded interests and name, image and likeness rights to the new firm Iconoclast, founded by former Iconic Artist Group CEO Olivier Chastan. 

Elton John is currently on his “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour, and with so many shows he’s apparently gotten a bit confused about what city he’s playing in.

Remember the song that rolled over the closing credits of “Janet Jackson,” the four-part docuseries about her life and career? According to what Janet Jackson told Jimmy Fallon, it may actually come out as a single.

Billy Idol unfortunately won’t be touring with Journey as planned. The trek is due to kick off later this month, but Billy just revealed he’s dropping off because he needs to undergo a “procedure” for a sinus infection. 

Peggy Lee and Bob Marley’s family are the subject of two new exhibits opening Wednesday at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles.

As we previously told you, nominees for the 2022 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class has been announced, including Pat Benatar, Dolly Parton, Eminem, Judas Priest, Rage Against The Machine and Lionel Richie, along with Duran Duran, A Tribe Called Quest, Beck, Kate Bush, DEVO, Eurythmics, MC5 and Carly Simon.

As we told you, Neil Young demanded his music be removed from Spotify over COVID misinformation on Joe Rogan’s podcast. Joni Mitchell and Nils Lofgren did the same quickly after. Now, David Crosby and Stephen Stills have asked for their music to be removed as well. This includes each of their solo stuff plus Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; Crosby, Stills & Nash and Crosby-Nash.

All three of Michael Jackson’s children were on-hand for the opening of “MJ: The Musical” on Broadway, but it was Paris and Prince Jackson who did camera duty. The two oldest children posed side-by-side – Paris in a red patterned dress and Prince in a classic black suit and tie – for photos. MJ’s youngest, Prince Michael – also known as Blanket – was suited and booted when he was seen leaving the Neil Simon Theatre with his siblings.

Coming soon to a theater near you – David Byrne’s “Theater of the Mind.” Byrne says the production, which will run from August 31^st through December 18^th, promises to "take audience members through an immersive journey of self-reflection, discovery, and imagination, inspired by and grounded in neuroscience.”

The Beatles’ legacy will be celebrated with a tribute tour, which will feature Todd Rundgren, Christopher Cross, The Moody Blues’ Denny Laine and more. 

Lionel Richie has changed his summer plans. The singer just announced that due to COVID, he’s cancelling his UK and European tour, which included a headlining set at the Isle of Wight festival. 

Ronnie Wood unveiled a new Picasso-inspired painting he did of The Rolling Stones he called "Abstract Performance." The unveiling happened in a surprise visit Wood made to Wood Lane, fitting, right? It's in West London, right outside the shopping destination "Westfield." Earlier this week, the mystery painting appeared on a billboard at "Westfield."

Kenny G is one of the many stars who’ll turn up in a Super Bowl ad this year. The saxophonist will be featured in a throwback Busch Light beer ad, featuring the classic 1979 jingle “Head for the Mountains.”

Aerosmith was supposed to be headed to Europe for some shows this summer, but the band just announced that the continued pandemic has forced them to cancel their plans. 

"Dear Friend" may have been released in 1971 as part of Paul McCartney's Wings, but to this day, he still gets emotional listening to it because he wrote it about John Lennon. McCartney reveled that he gets “very emotional when I listen to it now. I have to sort of choke it back.” He said the song is “me talking to John after we’d had all the disputes about The Beatles break up" and that it was him "reaching out" and it "was certainly heartfelt."

Def Leppard has sold an additional stake of their music publishing catalog, along with master royalty income stream to "Primary Wave Music." We do not know the full terms of the deal, but what we do know is that a lot of their hits are included in the deal like “Pour Some Sugar on Me,” “Rock of Ages” and “Photograph.”

NBC’s tribute to Betty White airs tonight, and it features a very special performance of “The Golden Girls” theme “Thank You For Being A Friend,” sung by none other than Cher. 

In case you don't remember, U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday" was given its name after the 1972 massacre where the British army shot at unarmed protestors. Fourteen people were killed, which was most people killed in a shooting during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. To commemorate the 50th anniversary, the band is sharing a new acoustic version of the song.