Denise Truscillo“I’m feeling great” is what Neil Diamond said over the weekend at a gala benefit in Las Vegas honoring him and his music. The legendary singer, who turned 79 in January and announced his retirement from
Omnivore RecordingsR.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck and Luke Haines, frontman of the British ’90s alternative-rock band The Auteurs, have just released a new collaborative album titled Beat Poetry for Survivalists. In an interview with the Portland Mercury, Buck
Credit: Patrick Balls and Martin GriffinGenesis unveiled plans for an eight-date late-fall U.K. reunion tour this past Wednesday, but the trek has now been expanded to include twice the amount of shows. The outing, called The Last
UMeThe new archival Cream box set, Goodbye Tour — Live 1968, featuring complete recordings of four shows that the legendary British power trio played during its farewell trek, arrived today after its release date was pushed back
A&M/Virgin/UMeIn honor of International Women’s Day this Sunday, some of music’s biggest female artists have lent their music to Women to the Front, a music-themed microsite on uDiscover Music. On the site, you’ll find a playlist of
Barbara Martin, an original member of Motown’s legendary Supremes, has died at the age of 76. GAB Archive/RedfernsFounding Supremes member Mary Wilson shared the news Thursday on Facebook, and it was then confirmed on the group’s Facebook page. “Our hearts go out
Tim Mosenfelder/Getty ImagesAfter a number of high-profile drop-outs due to concerns over the COVID-19 coronavirus, the annual South by Southwest music, film and culture festival in Austin, Texas, has been officially canceled. “The City of Austin has
Mercury/UMeBetween 1986 and 1991, Johnny Cash put out six albums on Mercury Records. Now, those projects are being revisited for the first time, as the label readies a string of new releases. Available on April 24, the
Courtesy of Julien’s AuctionsJulien’s Auctions will mark the 50th anniversary of The Beatles breaking up with a Beatles memorabilia sale hosted by the Hard Rock Café in New York City on April 10. Among the items up
RhinoSurviving Monkees Micky Dolenz and Mike Nesmith have given fans an advanced taste of their upcoming concert album, The Monkees Live — The Mike and Micky Show, by releasing a performance of the group’s 1966 chart-topper “Last