L.A. Times - Entertainment — There’s a good reason many people are calling the Desert Trip music festival  “Oldchella”: The average age of the audience is 51; for the headlining acts, it’s 72. But if the punchline for the multi-w... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — There’s a good reason many people are calling the Desert Trip music festival  “Oldchella”: The average age of the audience is 51; for the headlining acts, it’s 72. But if the punchline for the multi-w... more info

BBC News - UK — Producer Don Was says that the Rolling Stones' album of blues covers came after the band hit a brick wall recording new material. more info

BBC News - UK — Producer Don Was chats exclusively to BBC Radio 6 Music about the new Rolling Stones album Blue and Lonesome. more info

New York Times — The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, Neil Young, the Who and Roger Waters of Pink Floyd are among scheduled performers at the festival in Indio, Calif. more info

The Mirror — The Who will be headlining Desert Trip along with the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Neil Young and Roger Waters more info

Yahoo! Music — LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ten thousand dollar air-conditioned tents. Morning yoga and Pilates classes. Multi-course meals prepared by gourmet chefs, complete with wine pairings. more info

Chorus.fm — The Rolling Stones will release their new album, Blue & Lonesome, on December 2nd. It will feature a series of blues covers and is the band’s first studio album since 2005. They have released their cover of “Just Your Fool,” originally recorded... more info

MSN Music — The Rolling Stones aren't done yet. On Thursday, the legendary rock band announced a new album, Blue & Lonesome, their first since 2005's A Bigger Bang. This one will feature a series of blues covers, and the band released a snippet of th... more info

Time — The boys are back more info