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A movie about The Who's late drummer Keith Moon got the green light! Plans are in place to start shooting in Britain this summer. It's tentatively titled "The Real Me," which you may recognize as one of the titles of a track from the band's "Quadrophenia" album.

ASIA is planning a big celebration for their 40^th anniversary. The group, including founding members Carl Palmer and Geoff Downes, as well as long time bassist/vocalist Billy Sherwood and newest member, guitarist/lead vocalist Marc Bonilla, announced plans for an extensive celebration, including a tour this summer.

ABBA’s comeback has earned them an iHeartRadio Music Award nomination. 

Alice Cooper has released "Alice Cooper and the Tome of Madness," a new spoken-word album. It's already available for purchase in either black or yellow vinyl. Each type has only 500 copies available. This album is a companion piece to his online slot game, released in 2021, that has the same name. 

As we previously told you, The Beatles rooftop concert is coming to IMAX Theaters on January 30. We now have word that the rooftop concert has been released for global streaming on Thursday night, January 27, at midnight EST. "The Beatles: Get Back - The Rooftop Performance" dropped on Spotify, Apple Music, and other major streaming platforms. 

Musical instrument company, "Epiphone" has released an electric guitar, the "Joan Jett Olympic Special" in honor of the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer. This is in celebration of the 40th anniversary of her albums "Bad Reputation" and "I Love Rock 'N Roll." Jett collaborated with the company on the Olympic Special guitar, which is an aged classic white color and selling for $549. 

Keith Richards will be releasing a super-deluxe box set of "Main Offender," his second solo album that originally came out in 1992. This release will be limited edition and drops on March 18.

Elvis Costello is the latest artist to make a deal regarding his catalog. The singer has chosen BMG to handle worldwide publishing of his entire catalog.

Elton John has been forced to shift dates on his “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour yet again. This time the singer has had to postpone two shows in Dallas after testing positive for COVID.

Janet Jackson opens up about her sometimes difficult relationship with brother Michael Jackson in her new Lifetime documentary, “Janet,” which premieres Friday. The singer discusss the “scrutiny” she was under as part of the Jackson family, and says Michael was particularly mean about her weight struggles.

As we previously told you, Bryan Adams announced a new album, "So Happy It Hurts," which will drop on March 11. He's now sharing a stripped-down new single from it called "Never Gonna Rain." The song has a punchy melody and a booming bass guitar. It gives off "Cuts Like A Knife" vibes, his hit from 1983. 

Meat Loaf’s death last week prompted renewed interest in his music, with sales and streams of his catalog seeing a huge bump. 

Blood, Sweat & Tears Dick Halligan dies: Blood, Sweat & Tears co-founder Dick Halligan passed away of natural causes on January 18^th in Rome, Italy.

Daryl Hall will release a compilation album of his solo material and will follow it up with a solo tour.

Bob Dylan has sold his entire catalog of recorded music to "Sony Music Entertainment." This dates back to 1962, starting with his self-titled debut album and ending through "Rough and Rowdy Ways" from 2020. He has also sold the rights to some future releases. The two have had a relationship for six-decades now and this news marks a major expansion of it. The amount has not been confirmed, but the deal is worth between $150 million and $200 million. 

The video for Cyndi Lauper’s classic “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” is the latest video to surpass one billion views on YouTube. The video, which was released in 1983, was first added to YouTube in 2009.

Everyone has their favorite songs that really mean something to them, and that’s true for rock stars as well. Well, U2 just shared a new playlist of 41 songs titled “Songs That Saved Our Lives,” with Bono, The Edge, Larry Mullen, Jr. and Adam Clayton, each sharing their contributions. 

As we told you, Meat Loaf died Friday, possibly after contracting COVID, and tributes to the legendary rocker continue to pour in on social media, including a post from his "Fight Club" co-star Ed Norton.

Don Wilson, founder and guitarist for the surf-rock group The Ventures, died Saturday from natural causes. He was 88. 

The late Mary Wilson’s music is being celebrated with a new deluxe two-CD set coming out later this year.