Courtesy of Motown RecordsThe lineup for the CBS concert special celebrating Motown Records’ 60 anniversary, which is being taped on February 12, has been revealed — and it includes some of the label’s most famous artists. Smokey
Courtesy of Live NationSteely Dan will return to Las Vegas this spring for a new residency at The Venetian Theatre at The Venetian Resort, the same location that hosted the band’s first extended Sin City engagement back
Credit: Al WatsonDiana Ross launches her fourth and latest Las Vegas residency at the Wynn resort’s Encore Theater tonight. The nine-show engagement will see the Motown legend introducing a brand-new show called Diamond Diana, which is tied
Gary Miller/WireImage via Getty Images; Mads PerchLed Zeppelin bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones will team up with Sonic Youth guitarist/singer Thurston Moore and veteran improvisational drummer Steve Noble for a special one-off performance on March 28 at the
Exile/Legacy RecordingsAn expanded version of Van Morrison‘s 1997 studio album, The Healing Game, will be released on March 22 as part of the acclaimed singer-songwriter’s ongoing reissue project. The Healing Game‘s deluxe edition is a three-disc collection
ABC Radio The Who‘s Pete Townshend has posted a new video update on YouTube about the sessions for his band’s upcoming studio album. At the beginning of the clip, focusing on the third day of recording, Townshend
Credit: Deborah AndersonFounding Yes frontman Jon Anderson has revealed full details about 1000 Hands, a star-studded solo project he started almost 30 years ago that he’ll finally release on March 31. Anderson began recording the album with
Kevin Winter/Getty Images via ABCMadonna is set to receive a special honor at the 30th Annual GLAAD Media Awards this spring. The Queen of Pop will accept the Advocate for Change award, becoming just the second person
MJ Kim/© MPL Communications Ltd.Paul McCartney has received many major honors during his long career, but the former Beatles star declared that he’s now “made it” — because the iconic U.K. children’s television show Blue Peter presented
Rhino RecordsLinda Ronstadt rarely does interviews these days, but she’s made an exception to promote the first live album of her career. The Grammy-winner, who retired in 2011, is now unable to sing due to Parkinson’s disease,