Music

Looks like Duran Duran may be the next musical act getting their own biopic. In a new interview with “The Sun,” Roger Taylor confirms that a film about the band is a possibility.

A new Queen documentary is set to air next month on the UK’s BBC 2. “Freddie Mercury: The Final Act” is a 90-minute doc that focuses on the final chapter of Mercury’s life, and the tribute concert that took place at Wembley Stadium five months after his November, 1991 death.

Nile Rodgers is doing a little decluttering for a good cause. The Chic founder is auctioning off a slew of his instruments, including 160 guitars, with proceeds going to his We Are Family Foundation, which Nile says “supports kids all over the world who are working on solutions to make this a better planet.”

Elton John’s “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour has been hit with a few delays due to the pandemic – along with some health issues. But he’s determined to finish the trek.

Brian Wilson is the subject of a new documentary, “Brian Wilson: Long Promised Road,” and the trailer has just been released.

Elvis Costello & The Imposters are dropping a new album next year. “The Boy Named If” is set to drop January 14^th , featuring the just released single “Magnificent Hurt.” 

As we told you, ABBA is releasing a new album, “The Voyage,” next week, but if fans were hoping this was the beginning of a lot more new music to come they are out of luck. In a new interview, Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus, insist they aren’t making any more new music.

Prince may soon be recognized with what’s considered the nation’s highest civilian honor.

Steve Earle & The Dukes have lined up Bruce Springsteen, Rosanne Cash and more to headline their seventh annual John Henry’s Friends Benefit. 

Rock and Roll is headed to Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium in February, with two Hall of Fame headliners set to take the stage over the course of two days. 

Elton John admits that his temper is still pretty hot. Speaking to “The Guardian,” the musician says controlling his infamous temper is still a struggle these days.

We’re getting a preview of Mary Wharton’s upcoming Tom Petty documentary. The trailer has dropped for “Somewhere You Feel Free,” which chronicles the making of the late music legend’s 1994 album “Wildflowers.”

The Rolling Stones paid tribute to Prince on the latest stop of their “No Filter” tour. During their concert in the late legend’s hometown of Minneapolis, they threw in a few Prince hits into their setlist.

If you ever get lucky enough to see Paul McCartney out in public don’t ask him for an autograph or a selfie, because in a new interview with “Reader’s Digest” he says he won’t be doing that anymore. 

The Rolling Stones are giving us a preview of the goodies featured on the new deluxe reissue of their 1981 album “Tattoo You.” The rock legends have shared a previously unreleased track, “Come To The Ball.”

ABBA is giving us another preview of their upcoming album “Voyage.” The group has released their third single, “Just A Notion.”

It’s official: Elton John and Ed Sheeran are working on a Christmas song together. Elton just confirmed the news to “NME.”

Brian May made a surprise appearance during Roger Taylor’s show in London on Friday night. The Queen guitarist hit the stage of the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, where Roger concluded a 14-date UK headline tour in support of his solo album “Outsider.”

Jay Black, who fronted the hit 60s group Jay and the Americans, has died at 82. He’s survived by four children, five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

A lucky Grateful Dead fan has gotten their hands on a special piece of band memorabilia. In case you missed it, an old Grateful Dead t-shirt once owned by the band’s longtime soundman Dan Healy.