Brian May and ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons honour late star with new single

Sir Brian May and Billy Gibbons perform with the posthumous recording of a Blues Brothers legend in a new music video. Source link

Jack White review: Non-stop sledgehammer rock electrifies raw jam sesh

Jack White review. The White Stripes legend brought furious energy to a stripped-back session. Source link

Mary Austin breaks silence for Freddie Mercury’s 80th birthday exhibition

Mary Austin is also publishing a special Freddie Mercury book based on his unseen personal archives and collections. Source link

Dolly Parton's final song 'no one has ever heard' to be released after death

Looks like Parton has one final trick up her sleeve, with the country music legend revealing she has a yet-to-be-released final song is hidden at Dollywood Source link

Elvis death: The final record King played and book he was reading when he died

Elvis Presley’s Graceland upstairs is where The King died and it’s meticulously preserved to this day. Here’s what the last record he played was and the book he was reading…

Celine Dion defies ‘impossible’ odds as secret army of doctors poised for sell-out tour

The brave My Heart Will Go On singer has refused to let her crippling medical condition stop her from performing again Source link

Johnny Hates Jazz and Jaki Graham unite for a nostalgic soul music tribute

Johnny Hates Jazz and Jaki Graham just slipped back into the studio together, but the song that came out feels like it knows exactly what you miss most. Source link

Cooljazz Festival review: Franz Ferdinand gets everybody moving

The Glaswegian band brought high-octane energy to Portugal’s popular jazz festival in seaside town Cascais. Source link

Mick Jagger's favourite song revealed – and it's a blues classic

The front man of The Rolling Stones has revealed his favourite hit. Source link

Elvis ex Linda Thompson returns to King’s grave in ‘sombre and bittersweet’ visit

Elvis Presley’s old flame returned to Graceland, where she lived with the King of Rock and Roll for almost five years. Source link