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There's a bidding war happening in Vegas, and it's all because of ABBA. 

Bryan Adams has tested positive for COVID for the second time this month. He’s taken to Instagram revealing he’s been hospitalized after his latest positive test.

Brian Wilson’s new documentary “Brian Wilson: Long Promised Road” is out now, and he’s releasing the film’s soundtrack on Friday. The album includes “Right Where I Belong,” a brand new collaboration with My Morning Jacket’s Jim James, which is out now. 

ABBA has been making music since the 70s, but they just earned their first-ever GRAMMY nomination. 

In an interview with "Rolling Stone," U2’s The Edge revealed that the band is working on a follow-up album to 2017’s ‘Songs of Experience.’ The Edge told Rolling Stone that they’re “firmly locked in the tower of song and working away on a bunch of new things.”

As we told you, Ringo Starr has signed on to teach a MasterClass on drumming, and now we know a little more about what students can expect.

Madonna has opened up about undergoing hip replacement surgery. The topic came up during her Paramount+ Q&A special, “Madame X Presents: Madame Xtra Q&A,” when she was asked about how she stays in shape. 

There’s no doubt folks love to listen to Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You” during the holidays, which is why it has topped “Billboard’s” Greatest of All Time Holiday 100 Songs chart.

A legend of rock and roll photography has passed away. Mick Rock, the photographer of David Bowie, Andy Warhol, Queen, Madonna, and Blondie wasn’t just an icon of the ’70s. The photographer captured everyone from Ozzy Osbourne, the Ramones, Motley Crue, Lady Gaga, and Snoop Dogg.

Marc Cohn made a surprise appearance on “Saturday Night Live” this weekend, helping Pete Davidson sing an ode to his home borough, Staten Island.

The last time Robert Plant and Alison Krauss teamed up they won the Grammy for Album of the Year, and now the duo is back. Raise the Roof, the follow-up to 2007’s covers album Raising Sand, is out now from Rounder Records and the pair have now announced a tour to go with the new record.

If you loved the Battle of Boston between New Kids on the Block and New Edition on last night’s American Music Awards, you’ll love this. Members of both bands – along with members of Boyz II Men, ‘NSYNC, 98 Degrees, and O-Town – are appearing on “A Very Boy Band Holiday.”

Earlier this month Paul McCartney released the career-spanning book “The Lyrics” and now it’s received quite the accolade. It has just been named Barnes & Noble's Book of the Year for 2021. 

Jonah Hill will be taking on the role of late Grateful Dead legend Jerry Garcia. He’ll play the legendary frontman in Martin Scorsese’s upcoming biopic about the band.

A new David Bowie film is in the works. The top-secret project, from director Brett Morgen, is expected to feature rare, and previously uncirculated performance footage of the legendary musician. 

Sting is looking to be the next musician to sell off his catalog. Sources tell “Billboard” that he’s been quietly shopping a bundle of his publishing, master recording and neighboring rights royalties since the spring.

Aerosmith has a special release planned for the next Record Store Day. On November 26th, the band will put out a previously unreleased rehearsal on vinyl and limited edition cassette, “The Road Starts Hear.”

Genesis kicked off the North American leg of their “The Last Domino?” tour earlier this week, and brushed off a classic hit for the first time in over three decades.

A never-before-released Whitney Houston song is being sold as a NFT next month. A debut Whitney NFT collection, produced by NFT platform OneOf has just been announced, which will include a never-before-released demo, recorded when she was only 17. The collection also features more affordable archival photos from the singer’s early career.

After not getting any new music for years, ABBA fans are being treated once again.