Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Lenny Kravitz has shot down reports he is set to take over from Steven Tyler as Aerosmith frontman, insisting the singer is irreplaceable. more info

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Perez Hilton — With all the confirmations and denials of Aerosmith breaking up former Geffen exec John Kaldoner, who's responsible for the band's 80s revival, is pushing the band to continue on without Steven Tyler and find a replacement. So who does he think the n... more info

Starpulse — The man behind Aerosmith's 1980s comeback has urged the band to continue without Steven Tyler and call on Lenny Kravitz to join them as frontman.[...] Read more! more info

MTV.com News — After several delays, Universal gives official release date for long-awaited rock album.By Gil Kaufman Lil Wayne Photo: Bryan Bedder/ Getty Images The wait is ova. No, not that one. After months of delays and rescheduled street dates, Lil ... more info

Rolling Stone — After eight months of delays, Lil Wayne’s rap-rock crossover album Rebirth finally appears to have cemented a release date: December 15th. The album’s first single “Prom Queen” debuted back in late-January, followed by tracks like “Fix My H... more info

Music is Art — This is the official video for The XX’s remix of Florence and the Machine’s’ You’ve Got the Love.  Such a magical reworking. Share & Enjoy: Related posts:Thoughts for Tonight: Florence and t... more info

Music For Ants — There’s been some really good music videos popping up lately. Here’s five that I absolutely love. Great concepts, great visuals, great editing (the songs are swell also). Enjoy! Justice / Lenny Kravitz – Let Love Rule (dir. Keith Schofield) MP... more info

Live Daily — No doubt with the event's signature mantra "Worship The Music" in mind, Voodoo Music Experience festival-goers turned out in droves to enjoy a more laid back lineup under clear blue skies on Sunday (11/1). In addition to blurry-eyed fans, New Orle... more info

Rolling Stone — “You don’t mind if I play a little music?” Lenny Kravitz asked as he closed the Voodoo Music Experience Sunday night in New Orleans. After a weekend of costume and spectacle, his two-hour set was almost old school in its focus on songs and musi... more info