Guardian Music — Stand aside, kids: there's a new group of rock'n'rollers in town. Alexis Petridis looks at how the over-50s may just be the saviours of our troubled music industryThe Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall is not the kind of venue that rock bands dream of pla... more info

Idolator — Because nobody else is buying? When Courtney Love sold off a portion of the publishing rights to Nirvana's musical corpus for a rumored $50 million, Primary Wave Music ­Publishing, who snatched up the Cobain catalog, presumably expected a big payo... more info

ContactMusic — Rarely seen candid photos of the BEATLES and ROLLING STONES at work and play have gone on show in New York after the bands' former tour manager chose to share his collection ... more info

Rolling Stone — Photograph by Bob Bonis, copyright2009 by 2269 Productions, Inc. Josh Wildman Between 1964 and ‘66, Bob Bonis was the tour manager for both the Rolling Stones’ first U.S. tour and the Beatles’ last. He was also, as luck would have it, a seriou... more info

All About Jazz — The early 1960s was a bleak period for new jazz singers like Carol Sloane. Between 1960 and the arrival of the Beatles in 1964, pop music surged in popularity. Weary of Tin Pan Alley standards, young adult record-buyers favored music that was simple ... more info

NME — George Harrison's son Dhani says The Beatles estate is considering starting a standalone download site offering the band's music. more info

Guardian Music — Possibly, but don't expect it to be available on iTunes. Dhani Harrison, son of George, is proposing a Beatles-only downloads store selling remastered versions of the Fab Four's tunesGeorge Harrison's son has raised the prospect of an independent, Be... more info

Guardian Music — Forget anonymous CDs and invisible MP3s, the format that gave birth to rock'n'roll is the real future – and the fan's ultimate festishThe seven-inch single will be 60 years old at the end of this month – and has somehow managed to escap... more info

New York Times — Mr. Livingston was president of Capitol Records and had significant roles in bringing Bozo, the Beatles and “Bonanza” to American audiences. more info

All About Jazz — Watch the Beatles Let It Be The documentary/concert film captures the Fab Four’s final public performance 40 years ago Almost 40 years ago, in 1969, the Beatles trooped to the rooftop of their Savile Row studio and treated the people of Lond... more info