The Independent — The former AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has been rearrested in New Zealand just 10 days after being sentenced for charges of drug possession and threatening to kill. more info

Reuters — PERTH (Reuters) - - Phil Rudd, the drummer of Australian rock band AC/DC, has been arrested in New Zealand where he lives just 10 days after being sentenced to home detention, media reported on Sunday. more info

Stereogum — Former AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd was sentenced to eight months home detention in a New Zealand court on Thursday after pleading guilty to charges of threatening to kill and possession of drugs. Rudd, 61, was arrested last November after making a threat... more info

Time — The 61-year-old Australian-born drummer had faced up to seven years in prison more info

Reuters — WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Phil Rudd, the Australian-born drummer from world-famous rock band AC/DC, was sentenced to eight months home detention in a New Zealand court on Thursday after pleading guilty to charges of threatening to kill and possession of... more info

The Telegraph — For a moment at Wembley, time stood still, says Neil McCormick more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Apple Music, the new streaming-radio-social-etc platform from the iTunes/iPod/iPad/Macbook folks, launched Tuesday (6/30) on IOS devices, and today (7/1) it was included with the brand new version of iTunes. It seems to want to take on... more info

The Telegraph — AC/DC is bringing its music to a variety of streaming services including Spotify, Rdio and Apple Music more info

Time — The band was among the very last major acts to holdout more info

Stereogum — AC/DC are old school. They only started selling their music on iTunes three years ago, and up until now, they had resisted the lure of Spotify. But even AC/DC can’t hold out against the rising tide of streaming forever, and according to the New Yor... more info