Courtesy of RoxodusThe star-packed Roxodus Music Fest, a four-day concert extravaganza that was scheduled to run from July 11 to July 14 in Stayner, Ontario, Canada, has been canceled, reportedly because of issues caused by bad weather.
ABC/Lorenzo BevilaquaBryan Adams‘ latest album, Shine a Light, features some unexpected collaborators: The title track was co-written by U.K. pop star Ed Sheeran, and one song, “That’s How Strong Our Love Is,” is a duet with Jennifer
Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Today marks the 50th anniversary of the death of founding Rolling Stones member Brian Jones, who was just 27 when he drowned in the swimming pool at his house in Hartfield, U.K. Jones,
Martyn Goddard/Corbis via Getty ImagesRespected U2 fan site AtU2 has acquired what’s believed to be the earliest known live recording of the Irish rockers: a tape of an afternoon show the band played on August 11, 1979,
Credit: Andy FallonNext week, 1970s British pop star Gilbert O’Sullivan will play his first concerts in the U.S. in 43 years. The shows are scheduled for July 9 at the City Winery in New York and July
Bettmann/Getty Images; ABC/Ida Mae AstuteElvis Presley was an American icon, but a British guy may end up playing him in a new biopic. According to The Hollywood Reporter, pop star Harry Styles is in the running to
BFDIt won’t be a cruel summer for Bananarama fans: The best-selling British girl group’s latest studio album, In Stereo, will be released on CD in the U.S. on July 26. In Stereo is the outfit’s first new
ABC/Lorenzo BevilaquaPatti LaBelle is a Philadelphia legend, and the R&B great will be honored by her hometown today, as it names a section of a street after her. A stretch of Broad Street between Spruce and Locust
Polydor/UmeRoger Daltrey‘s new live record, The Who’s Tommy Orchestral, recently debuted at #1 on Billboard‘s Classical Albums chart. As previously reported, the album features a full performance of The Who’s classic 1969 rock opera captured mainly at
Per Ole Hagen/RedfernsRobert Plant did something last weekend he hadn’t done in 23 years: he performed “Immigrant Song.” Plant used the 1970 Led Zeppelin classic to close out his headlining set at the Secret Solstice festival in Iceland. According to