Yahoo! Music — Reuters - If anyone thought the Rolling Stones were beginning to get on in years, another British band are proving age is not an issue when it comes to rock 'n' roll. more info

Gigwise — It's Unlikely To Be The Rolling Stones, U2 Or Coldplay... more info

NME — Andrew Loog Oldham who managed and produced The Rolling Stones in the '60s, is set to host this year's In The City convention. more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — British supergroup Oasis returns to the fold next month with their seventh studio album, which will appear in record stores on October 7th. If one song sums up the solid effort it is the second track of the album, written by Noel Gallagher, entitled ... more info

Altsounds — One of the most tragic stories of the 1990’s rock world was that of singer Shannon Hoon, and his band, Blind Melon. Despite scoring one of the decade’s most enduring singles and videos, “No Rain,” and a quadrupl... more info

Altsounds — One of the most tragic stories of the 1990’s rock world was that of singer Shannon Hoon, and his band, Blind Melon. Despite scoring one of the decade’s most enduring singles and videos, “No Rain,” and a quadrupl... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Getty Metallica capped off Death Magnetic week with a spot on our front cover and a siege to the top of the charts. We talked to Lars about Napster, James about opening for the Rolling Stones, witnessed the band’s tiny BBC show, went behind... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Dino and Princess said... The Faces - In Concert 1973 The Rolling Stones - Stones In The Park 1969 Yes - Open The Gates 1976 Rod Stewart & The Faces - Maggie Mae 1974 The Rolling Stones - Cure For... [Visit the blog for the full post] more info

Rock and Roll Mama — When I was about eleven, I suddenly came into my own musically. All of the years I’d spent content with my parent’s show tunes and 50’s songs were out the window, and I wanted to rock. It started with the Rolling Stones, as so m... more info

Rolling Stone — Despite being one of the biggest bands on the planet, James Hetfield and Metallica learned a lesson in humility when they opened for the Rolling Stones in 2005. “The fact that we were in a trailer, not even in the backstage area, was somewhat humbl... more info