Todd & Chris OwyoungHootie & the Blowfish are “Rollin’” out some more details of Imperfect Circle, their first album of new material since 2005. The album’s first single, “Rollin’,” officially dropped today after premiering Thursday at Billboard.com.
Eagle Rock EntertainmentSince 2018, Toto has been celebrating its 40th anniversary all across the globe on their 40 Trips Around the Sun trek. Now, the band’s releasing a concert album and video called — you guessed it
Courtesy of TIFF/Photo by Elliott LandyThe worldwide rights to the new documentary Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday night, have been acquired by Magnolia Pictures,
Robin Marchant/Getty ImagesGuitarist Jimmy Johnson, who played on a jaw-dropping list of memorable records as part of the soulful Muscle Shoals, Alabama musical collective known as “The Swampers,” died Thursday at the age of 76. “The Swampers”
Courtesy of Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar FestivalEric Clapton‘s star-packed 2019 Crossroads Guitar Festival may be sold out, but there’s good news for fans who couldn’t score tickets or make it out to Dallas’ American Airlines Center for
Random House Books for Young Readers Hey Grandude!, Paul McCartney‘s new children’s book about a super-cool grandfather who, thanks to his magic compass, is able to take his grandkids on wondrous adventures, is available now. McCartney tells
Motown/UMeThe Jackson 5 burst onto the pop scene in 1969, and in just two years scored enough major singles to warrant the release of their first best-of compilation, Greatest Hits, which arrived in December 1971. Now, a
ABC/Ida Mae Astute; ABC/Lou RoccoMagic Johnson and his wife, Cookie, made their 60th birthdays unforgettable with a three-day bash this week in St. Tropez, France, featuring entertainment by such music greats as Chaka Khan, Earth, Wind &
ParlophoneA new five-CD David Bowie box set called Conversation Piece, featuring rare home demos and other recordings from 1968 and ’69, as well as two mixes of the late rock legend’s 1969 self-titled album, will be released
Hollywood RecordsToday, which would’ve been Freddie Mercury‘s 73rd birthday, plans have been announced for the release of a new multimedia box set called Never Boring that celebrates the late Queen singer’s solo career. Due out on October