Lenny Kravitz has denied reports linking him to the vacant singing position in Velvet Revolver. “I know and love the Velvet Revolver guys but there is no truth to the story about me joining their band,” Kravitz told Rolling Stone. Read more >>
Isaac Hayes, who was most revered for his 'Theme From Shaft', died on Sunday after suffering a stroke. The soul legend, who was 65, was found unresponsive in his home in Memphis by his family. He died later in a local hospital. Read more >>
Amy Winehouse will play tribute to her husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, on her forthcoming album, it's been reported. The singer is apparently keen to display her affection for her husband by inscribing 'For My Blakey x' on the album sleeve. Read more >>
A new song by Lily Allen, in which she criticise the actions of the British National Party, has appeared online in full. 'Fuck You Very Much', which is believed to be on the singer's forthcoming second album, had only previously appeared as a small sample on the Allen's Myspace page. Read more >>
Queen have dedicated their new studio album, their first in 13 years, to their former frontman Freddie Mercury. 'The Cosmo Rocks' is the band's first album to feature Mercury's replacement vocalist Paul Rodgers, who takes shared credits on the project along with guitarist Brian May and Roger Taylor. Read more >>
Michael Jackson has unveiled the tracklisting for the UK edition of his new album, 'King Of Pop'. The 17-track album, which has been selected entirely by fans of the singer, is due to be released on August 25th. Read more >>
The Music's Rob Harvey has spoken in detail about the panic attacks and negative emotions which once plagued his career in the band. In an interview with the BBC, Harvey admitted to bullying himself over his perceived failures and said conversations he once experienced in his head were "mild insanity". Read more >>
Radiohead have denied that they have written the score for the forthcoming Hollywood movie Choke. Yesterday, Chuck Palahniuk, who wrote the original novel, claimed the band had become involved in the project after finding out he had written the story while listening to their debut album 'Pablo Honey'. Read more >>
My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way has hinted that fans may have to wait a while for the band's next album. Way said the whole group needed time to rest and “go live” before they returned to demo songs for the follow-up to 2006's 'The Black Parade'. Read more >>
Death Can For Cutie have announced fall tour plans in support of their latest release ‘Narrow Stairs’. The band will kick off their tour on September 1 in their hometown of Seattle at the Bumbershoot Festival. Taking a month break, the band will then continue on October 3 in Boston and wrap up on October 13 in St. Louis. Read more >>
New Orleans based rapper Master P has changed his name to P. Miller. In a statement released by his publicist, P. Miller stated, "I am changing my name because Master P is who I used to be, I call it my childhood and P. Miller marks my manhood. I wouldn't change my past because it has groomed me to be the man I am today.” Read more >>
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Lenny Kravitz has denied reports linking him to the vacant singing position in Velvet Revolver. “I know and love the Velvet Revolver guys but there is no truth to the story about me joining their band,” Kravitz told Rolling Stone. 
Isaac Hayes, who was most revered for his 'Theme From Shaft', died on Sunday after suffering a stroke. The soul legend, who was 65, was found unresponsive in his home in Memphis by his family. He died later in a local hospital. 
Amy Winehouse will play tribute to her husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, on her forthcoming album, it's been reported. The singer is apparently keen to display her affection for her husband by inscribing 'For My Blakey x' on the album sleeve. 
A new song by Lily Allen, in which she criticise the actions of the British National Party, has appeared online in full. 'Fuck You Very Much', which is believed to be on the singer's forthcoming second album, had only previously appeared as a small sample on the Allen's Myspace page. 
Queen have dedicated their new studio album, their first in 13 years, to their former frontman Freddie Mercury. 'The Cosmo Rocks' is the band's first album to feature Mercury's replacement vocalist Paul Rodgers, who takes shared credits on the project along with guitarist Brian May and Roger Taylor. 
Michael Jackson has unveiled the tracklisting for the UK edition of his new album, 'King Of Pop'. The 17-track album, which has been selected entirely by fans of the singer, is due to be released on August 25th. 
The Music's Rob Harvey has spoken in detail about the panic attacks and negative emotions which once plagued his career in the band. In an interview with the BBC, Harvey admitted to bullying himself over his perceived failures and said conversations he once experienced in his head were "mild insanity". 
Radiohead have denied that they have written the score for the forthcoming Hollywood movie Choke. Yesterday, Chuck Palahniuk, who wrote the original novel, claimed the band had become involved in the project after finding out he had written the story while listening to their debut album 'Pablo Honey'. 
My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way has hinted that fans may have to wait a while for the band's next album. Way said the whole group needed time to rest and “go live” before they returned to demo songs for the follow-up to 2006's 'The Black Parade'. 
Death Can For Cutie have announced fall tour plans in support of their latest release ‘Narrow Stairs’. The band will kick off their tour on September 1 in their hometown of Seattle at the Bumbershoot Festival. Taking a month break, the band will then continue on October 3 in Boston and wrap up on October 13 in St. Louis. 
New Orleans based rapper Master P has changed his name to P. Miller. In a statement released by his publicist, P. Miller stated, "I am changing my name because Master P is who I used to be, I call it my childhood and P. Miller marks my manhood. I wouldn't change my past because it has groomed me to be the man I am today.”