Detroit Free Press — The timeless songs of a rock 'n' roll pioneer are covered in all sorts of imaginative ways throughout the collection “Rave On Buddy Holly” ( * * * out of four stars, Fantasy), with contributions from Paul McCartney, Patti Smith, Kid Roc... more info

Guardian Music — Roundhouse, LondonJust a year on from the release of their wondrous debut Innerspeaker, this is Tame Impala's biggest gig. Take into consideration the Roundhouse's psychedelic past and the "sold out" signs papering the building's exterior and it shou... more info

Guardian Music — 'I worked with Salvador Dalí for four days. He did a sculpture of my brain with a chocolate eclair running down the back'What got you started?I was at that perfect age: I was 15 when the Beatles came out in the US; then the Rolling Stones, the Kinks... more info

Guardian Music — Canadian singer whose family were caught up in violence wants to help police find those responsible for trashing the cityCrooner Michael Bublé is going vigilante. The easy-listening singer is financing a new ad campaign to hunt down the vandals from... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Rave On Buddy Holly, a tribute to the rock 'n' roll pioneer, features Holly covers by Paul McCartney, The Black Keys, Patti Smith and many more. The album comes out June 28. Read more » more info

Guardian Music — Absolute's blokeishness makes for sweet music – but will John Cooper Clarke prove a hit with the Poles?Elbow: Live at St Paul's Cathedral (Absolute) | videoRadcliffe and Maconie (6Music) | iPlayer A Forensic Look at Infidelity (R4) | iPlayerThe No ... more info

Detroit Free Press — In exhaustively examining tapes and rummaging through vaults to assemble reissues of his first two solo albums, Paul McCartney felt more than simple exhaustion. "You do find yourself going through all the emotions: nostalgia, sadness, joy, excitement... more info

Guardian Music — Ahead of appearing at Glastonbury, the rock superstars have received the cheering news that they're still unfathomably richU2's "360" tour may have been an extravagance on a colossal scale, but it's paid off for the Irish stars, who have been named t... more info

ContactMusic — Sir Paul McCartney is "working on" performing at the 2012 Olympics. The Beatles legend insists he has not yet been approached to sing at the London Games next summer but is willing to be involved if he is asked. Asked by Absolute Radio Hometime... more info

NME — McCartney also reveals it was John Lennon who demanded the end of the Beatles more info