MTV.com News — Vegas Anglophiles renew their embrace of the '80s with Day & Age. The Killers' Brandon Flowers Photo: MTV News It was another brush-with-an-icon moment for the Killers: back in May of this year, joining Duran Duran — the first name in '... more info

Pitchfork — Antony and the Johnsons, New Pornographers frontman A.C. Newman, No Age, Goblin Cock (featuring Pinback's Rob Crow), and Unicorns offshoot Clues lead the initial lineup charge for 2009's Noise Pop Festival, exploding all over San Francisco February 2... more info

Pitchfork — Antony and the Johnsons, New Pornographers frontman A.C. Newman, No Age, Goblin Cock (featuring Pinback's Rob Crow), and Unicorns offshoot Clues lead the initial lineup charge for 2009's Noise Pop Festival, exploding all over San Francisco ... more info

Pitchfork — This "current artists collaborate with dead icons through the miracle of technology" thing just won't go away. Nat King Cole will follow in the posthumous footsteps of such departed icons as Biggie, Johnny Cash, Elvis, and, um, himself with the relea... more info

JamBase — J.J. CALE - "ONE OF THE MASTERS" - READIES ROLL ON HIS ROUNDER RECORDS DEBUT AND FIRST SOLO ALBUM IN NEARLY FIVE YEARS, FOR FEB 24 RELEASE J.J. Cale On February 24, Rounder Records will release J.J. Cale's Roll On, the legendary songwriter and ... more info

Paste Magazine — Available now, Shout! Factory has released a 4-DVD set of The Johnny Cash Christmas Specials 1976-1979 . While '76 and '77 were released last year, the '78 and '79 specials are new and are available separately or as part of the box set. Included... more info

E! Online — Despite what it looks like, Pink is not dating musician Todd Morse. The rocker was a surprise guest last night at L.A.'s Key Club, where Morse and his Tom Petty and Johnny Cash... more info

E! Online — Despite what it looks like, Pink is not dating musician Todd Morse. The rocker was a surprise guest last night at L.A.'s Key Club, where Morse and his Tom Petty and Johnny Cash... more info

October featured new music from Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and even a Willie Nelson duet, but for new music, it seemed like the month was a little lacking in quality releases. To be fair, though, we did have stellar albums from Lee ... more info

Paste Magazine — By the time Johnny Cash recorded Bonnie 'Prince' Billy's "I See A Darkness" for his American Recordings series in 2000, Will Oldham could justifiably have rested on his laurels. Shoulder-patting from the great Cash—what more could a modern folk a... more info