MTV.com News — 'We try to get it live as much as we can,' Johnson tells MTV News of his recording process.By James Montgomery Jack Johnson Photo: MTV News Jack Johnson's last album, 2008's Sleep Through the Static, bested the likes of Alicia Keys and She... more info

Rolling Stone — Bonnaroo has teamed with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and HeadCount to release a free “Best of Bonnaroo” download compilation that comes with a message asking fans to contact their senators about climate change. Pearl Jam, Dave Ma... more info

Here Comes The Flood — Want some free music and climate change? USA citizens are encouraged to write to their senators to make it happen. And there is a free Best of Bonnaroo album up for grabs after entering some information at musicforaction.org. You don't have to ca... more info

NME — The Decemberists, Death Cab For Cutie and Jack Johnson also feature more info

Kings of A&R — Check out the track Where Could We Go by Howard Jennings. He has the face of Jon Bon Jovi, and sounds like a cross between Jack Johnson and Bob Dylan. Has toured with Vertical Horizon and Rusted Root.  He has a New York City performance at the Liv... more info

I Like Music — Eden Project announce popstar Mika to headline 2010 Sessions in June along with Jack Johnson more info

ET Online — ET has the latest... The best-selling band Linkin Park is lending their support to the Haitian earthquake victims with their new video "Not Alone." Click here to check it out! "Not Alone" is a song Linkin Park wrote and recorded specifically f... more info

I Like Music — 2010 will see a brand new studio album, world tour and the return of the Kokua Festival more info

411 Mania — Grammy Hangover featuring Beyonce’s awards, Taylor off-key and Michael Jackson’s kids, plus the J. Lo/Diddy sex tape, MJ’s cardiologist is going down, Jack Johnson is annoying, The Who, Eminem and Kim and more! All that an... more info

All About Jazz — JACK JOHNSON ANNOUNCES TOUR DATES Jack Johnson Jack Johnson has announced 15 tour dates for 2010, spanning April, June and July. With no shows slated for the continental U.S., stops include Australia's Byron Bay Bluesfest, England's Glastonbury... more info