Guardian Music — Royal Albert Hall, LondonThe Who's rock opera, Quadrophenia, has had a chequered live history. On the opening night of the US tour following the album's 1973 release, Keith Moon decided to try PCP before taking the stage: he was carried off, comatos... more info

Pitchfork — What: HopscotchWhen: September 9-11Where: Raleigh, NCWho: Panda Bear, Broken Social Scene, Public Enemy, Fucked Up, No Age, Atlas Sound, Washed Out, Bear in Heaven, Best Coast, Marissa Nadler, Javelin, Active Child, Harvey Milk, Tortoise, and more. (... more info

Rolling Stone — Joe Jackson plans to file a wrongful dead suit against Dr. Conrad Murray, the man charged with Michael’s death, within the next 90 days, his attorney tells Reuters. “The continuous administration of drugs … that is Russian roulette, that is loa... more info

Gigwise — Band do their bit for the enviroment... more info

NME — Rock legends wrap up 2010 Teenage Cancer Trust gigs more info

BBC News - UK — Tom Meighan and Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder were among the guests who joined the rockers for a charity gig in London. more info

BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat — Tom Meighan and Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder were among the guests who joined the rockers for a charity gig in London. more info

Rolling Stone — The Black Keys set some spring dates in support of their upcoming album Brothers, including a slot opening for Pearl Jam at Madison Square Garden. Plus, Jakob Dylan and Three Legs, co-starring Neko Case and Kelly Hogan, will embark on an April trek t... more info

Pitchfork — On May 18, Nonesuch will release Brothers, the latest album from Ohio blues-rawk duo the Black Keys. Danger Mouse produces, and you can hear album track "Tighten Up" here. With the new LP dropping soon, it's high time for the Keys to head out on tour... more info

MTV.com News — Tokio Hotel, 30 Seconds to Mars and more march on in MTV News' Band BracketologyBy James Montgomery 30 Seconds to Mars are poised for domination Photo: Nigel Crane/ Redferns We started MTV News' Musical March Madness with 64 bands (well, 65... more info