Undercover, Australia — For the first time in his career Bob Dylan will perform at The White House. more info

Rolling Stone — Bob Dylan, John Mellencamp, Jennifer Hudson, Smokey Robinson and John Legend will perform at “In Performance at the White House: A Celebration of Music from the Civil Rights Movement,” which airs on PBS on February 11th. President Barack Obama an... more info

Rolling Stone — Four albums into Phoenix’s career, we’ve come to expect infectious dance-pop singles like “Lisztomania” and “1901″ from the Grammy-nominated French quartet. So Phoenix’s acoustic cover of Bob Dylan’s “Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands,�... more info

Stereogum — Spoon do a smooth down-tempo and echoing take on the British proto-goth punks 1979 Machine Gun Etiquette opener/all-around beloved anthem "Love Song" for Starbucks' newest Sweatheart compilation. It's the third volume of the series and also finds... more info

Allmusic Blog — Arriving a year after the British Invasion kick-started and two years before the Summer of Love, 1965 sometimes gets overlooked among the great years of the '60s, but a convincing case could be made that it showcases how creatively fertile the decade... more info

The Independent — Bob Dylan, the legendary singer-songwriter who's angry lyrics formed a soundtrack for the 1960s protest era, will headline a White House celebration next month of music from the Civil Rights movement. more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — Phoenix stopped by the Tripwire studios this week to perform some unplugged versions of Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix tracks "1901" and "Lisztomania", as well as this cover of Bob Dylan's "Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands". Stripping it down to just a guitar... more info

ContactMusic — Folk rocker-turned-artist BOB DYLAN is to treat fans in Europe to an exhibition of his paintings.The Blowin' In The Wind hitmaker has spent his downtime from music... more info

Guardian Music — Each new year now brings the list of those about to break through, joining the ranks of those that have already broken through, either recently, or in previous decades... the point of pop is it just keeps coming.I don't know about you, and now, alas,... more info

MTV.com News — Leonard Cohen's 1984 song, covered at the 'Hope for Haiti Now' telethon, has been recorded by nearly 200 performers.By Amy Wilkinson Justin Timberlake at "Hope For Haiti Now" on Friday Photo: Hope For Haiti Now/ Getty With Justin Timberlak... more info