Columbia Records/Legacy RecordingsThe latest installment of Bob Dylan‘s The Bootleg Series archival collections focuses on Dylan’s late-1960s recording sessions in Nashville, and will include unreleased studio collaborations with Johnny Cash from 1969. Bob Dylan (featuring Johnny Cash)
A&M/VirginIt’s hard to believe we’ve been a part of the Rhythm Nation for three decades. Janet Jackson‘s landmark release Rhythm Nation 1814 was released on September 19, 1989, and it’s still the only album in history to
ABC/Justin StephensAs one of the contestants on the new season of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, The Supremes‘ Mary Wilson is getting plenty of media attention for her dance moves. But the 75-year-old Motown legend tells People
Credit: Scott Robert RitchieRingo Starr and The Band‘s Robbie Robertson are among a variety of musicians from around the world who have contributed to a new version of the band tune “The Weight,” and also are featured
Credit: Danny NorthIn May, U2 announced plans to bring its Joshua Tree Tour to Australia, New Zealand and the Far East this fall, and now the Irish rock legends have added a final show to the 2019
ABC/Heidi Gutman Mariah Carey will be in some amazing company next month when she’s honored at Variety‘s 2019 Power of Women in Luncheon in Los Angeles. In addition to Mariah, other women who’ll be honored at the
Ben Gibson/Rocket EntertainmentElton John‘s The Devil Wears Prada musical has a premiere date. The show — based on the hit 2006 film starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway — will debut next summer in Chicago at the
Exile/Caroline InternationalVan Morrison will release a brand-new studio album called Three Chords & the Truth on October 25. The 14-track collection was produced by Morrison and features 13 new tunes penned by the famed singer/songwriter, as well
RhinoHe’s done standards. He’s done rock classics. He’s done soul classics. He’s done Christmas songs. What’s next for Rod Stewart? An orchestral album, of course. On November 22, Sir Rod will release You’re in My Heart: Rod
Eagle Rock EntertainmentOn April 5, 1998, The Rolling Stones wrapped up a sold-out five-night engagement in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a concert that featured a guest appearance by none other than Bob Dylan. Now, the show is