Live Daily — In recent weeks, veteran acts Devo and Echo & the Bunnymen revisited classic albums from the late '70s and early and mid-'80s with concerts in Los Angeles. During their three-night stand at the Hollywood Palladium, the Pixies [ tickets ] brought the ... more info

Live Daily — No Doubt [ tickets ] filed a lawsuit Wednesday (11/4) claiming that Activision Publishing Inc., overstepped its contractual agreement to use the band members' avatars in its recently released "Band Hero" video game, according to the Los Angeles Times... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — With this being Nirvana week...I wanted to try and do something special. Typically, I would do a "best of" list. But that's been done to death. Or I would do a B-sides list. But again...most of those have been released. So what would be a unique ... more info

Live Daily — Original Sublime members Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson--and new singer Rome Ramirez--were ordered by a California judge to stop performing as Sublime until a civil suit filed on behalf of the band's late lead singer, Bradley Nowell, goes to trial, accord... more info

XFM.co.uk — Chad Channing explains why he left over "musical differences"... more info

Guardian Music — They were a punk act who couldn't get along – until Kurt Cobain sorted them out. Here come the Raincoats againWhen Gina Birch and Ana da Silva decided to start a band in the late 1970s, they were art students who "knew nothing" about music. "A... more info

MTV.com News — Gwen Stefani and company take issue with the use of their likenesses in the new game.By James Montgomery No Doubt's Gwen Stefani Photo: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images On Wednesday, No Doubt filed a lawsuit against Activision, the publishers of ... more info

The Music Fix — Review: Were you one of the million or more who were apparently there? more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Winter/Getty In September, Nirvana fans were shocked to learn that the Kurt Cobain avatar in Guitar Hero 5 could be used to sing any other song on the game’s track list, from Bon Jovi to Bush. Now No Doubt have made a similar discovery about... more info

Rolling Stone — L.A. singer-songwriter Devendra Banhart has been saddled with responsibility for spearheading the freak-folk movement, but with each of his six albums that term has become an increasingly irrelevant way to describe his sound. Rolling Stone’s Kevin ... more info