I Like Music — Add to their stellar line up with Crosby, Stills & Nash, Crowded House and Elvis Costello more info

NME — Acts join Paul McCartney on the final day of the bash more info

Guardian Music — Royal Festival Hall, LondonJoanna Newsom's popularity should make us optimism about the survival of real, if eccentric, creativity. That a shrill-voiced harpist who has released a triple album of chorus-free songs about the 19th-century courtesan Lol... more info

All About Jazz — Tom Petty will hedging his bets when he heads out on tour this summer. Not only will a rotating all-star cast of opening acts including Joe Cocker, Crosby, Stills and Nash, ZZ Top, Buddy Guy and others join him for the concerts, but he's giving every... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Al Green is playing BB King's on September 2nd. Tickets are on AmEx & other presales now. The Fab Faux Presents A Night In The Life: A John Lennon 70th Birthday @ Radio City Music Hall on September 25th. Tickets... more info

Detroit Free Press — The live music hot season is already warming up. Officials with Palace Sports & Entertainment today are announcing more than two dozen summer concerts, bulking up a docket of 70-plus dates at DTE Energy Music Theatre, Meadow Brook Music Festival and ... more info

Topix — Artist: Cypress Hill Nobody could have predicted Cypress Hill would have a radio hit in 2010 courtesy of Crosby, Stills and Nash classic, Suite: Judy Blue Eyes - not even the West Coast rap veterans themselves. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Nobody could have predicted Cypress Hill would have a radio hit in 2010 courtesy of Crosby, Stills and Nash classic, Suite: Judy Blue Eyes — not even the West Coast rap veterans themselves. more info

Live Daily — (LiveDaily.com) With a West Coast leg kicking off next month, Crosby, Stills & Nash [ tickets ] have added tour dates throughout the eastern portion of the nation following a July excursion to Europe. more info

Guardian Music — Geoffrey Cannon writes: Charlie Gillett (obituary, 18 March) opened the ears of British listeners to world music. In 1972 I finished a four-year stint as the Guardian's first rock'n'roll columnist, knowing nothing about the non-English speaking scen... more info