MSN Music — On Feb. 19, Paul McCartneyvisited the Los Angeles home of Ringo Starr and the two played music together. more info

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Stereogum — Ringo Starr's new album, Give More Love, will be out this fall and we already heard the title track. Today, Starr debuted a collaboration with Paul McCartney, the Eagles’ Joe Walsh, Toto’s Steve Lukather, and Edgar Winter. "We're On The Road Agai... more info

Chicago Tribune — Paul McCartney arrived in a Beatles mood Tuesday at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. Performing the first of a two-night stand, the 75-year-old legend devoted a majority of his wide-ranging 165-minute concert to music he created with the Fab Four—a d... more info

JamBase — The Wheels Of Soul Tour featured more collaborations and debut covers performed by Tedeschi Trucks Band with the help of Hot Tuna and The Wood Brothers. more info

PopSugar UK — James Righton: shape-thrower, keen suit-wearer, and one half of arguably the most fashionable British couple is going it alone . . . when it comes to music, at least. Having once played keys and sang in nu-rave indie band The Klaxons, the musician h... more info

Popdose — Richard X. Heyman is unquestionably a legend.  He was one of the first “one man band” recording artists, in the grand tradition of Paul McCartney, Emitt Rhodes and Todd Rundgren. Critical praise began with the release of his first album Living R... more info

JamBase — Celebrating his birthday today, The Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has announced a new solo album ‘Give More Love’ featuring Paul McCartney and others. more info

Stereogum — Ringo Starr has announced that he'll release a new album, Give More Love, in the fall. It features contributions from Paul McCartney -- they were palling around earlier this year -- and appearances from Joe Walsh, Peter Frampton, Benmont Tench, and E... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The fabled day that John Lennon met Paul McCartney at a church social in Liverpool 60 years ago — on July 6, 1957 — can appear less-than-fateful from a chronological distance of six decades. After all, what are the odds that two teenage... more info