Rolling Stone — • News Ticker: Coldplay, 50 Cent, Beck • McCartney Stuns NY With Letterman Set • U2 Post Backstage Tour Pics on Twitter • Madonna “Devastated” by Deadly Collapse • Pepsi Responds to Jackson Ad Leak • Mariah Finishes Off Eminem in “O... more info

Rolling Stone — A downtown New York gallery transformed into a pop-up record store today and hosted an intimate but ferocious gig by Jack White’s latest band, the Dead Weather, whose Horehound was released this week. The first 230 fans to arrive at the performance... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Ryan Muir People (including one very small child) waited on line over 12 hours outside "Third Man Records" aka the Envoy Gallery on Chrystie Street on the LES in NYC for a chance to get in to see... more info

Rolling Stone — Need to give your iPod a break after listening to the Dead Weather’s Horehound on repeat since its release Tuesday? Check out these exclusive acoustic performances by Alison Mosshart’s main project, the Kills. Rolling Stone recently caught up the... more info

The Music Fix — Review: Jack White Kills The Queens of the Stone Age more info

Battery In your Leg — I’ve been holding back on Jack White’s latest ’supergroup’, The Dead Weather. I suppose I was cautious because A)I didn’t really care much for the Raconteurs, despite being a White Stripes & B Benson fan, B)I haven’t been crazy about the... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — Image: Samantha Barnes, Filter Jack White has a new “side project” with The Kills’ Alison Mosshart, Dean Fertita of Queens of the Stone Age, and The Raconteur’s Jack Lawrence. The supergroup, called Dead Weather, formed earlier this year and ... more info

411 Mania — Check out Jack White's new band while they're at it... more info

MTV.com News — All Time Low debut strong at #4 in week still dominated by Michael Jackson sales.By Gil Kaufman Maxwell's BLACKsummers'night Photo: Columbia It's a rough month to release a new album, because no matter how many units you move, the figure w... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Flavorwire interviews Sune Rose Wagner of the Raveonettes. FP: Let’s talk about your writing. It’s pop and punk, but very smart and sophisticated. SRW: I was always attracted to music that had some contrast. I’m not really crazy ... more info