Scotsman.com — HeartA FORMER member of the Bay City Rollers suffered a vicious attack through his car window just days after getting out of hospital following a heart attack. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — A list of upcoming concerts across the Southland, with on-sale dates in parentheses. Gibson Amphitheatre Terra Music Festival with Nelly Furtado, Oct. 3 (Wed.); LA 101 with Massive Attack, Nov. 7; Snoop Dogg, Oct. 26 (Fri.) Fox Theater Pomona Interpo... more info

ContactMusic — Former BAY CITY ROLLERS singer LES MCKEOWN is reaching out to his ex-bandmates - he wants them to reunite for a one-off concert.The Shang-a-Lang hitmakers crumbled... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Debbie D said... 1) CARAMBA! - The Champs 2) EL TOREDO - James & the Bondsmen 3) EL RANCHO GRANDE - Duane Eddy 4) ENCHILADAS! - The Chiefs 5) HOT TAMALE - The Gold Stars 6) TACOS - The Royaltones 7) TWO TACOS - Felix & his Guitar 8) TORTILLA - Joey G... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Kip said... Digging For Days Update: American Bang-anthemic southern rock a la Kings of Leon http://diggingfordays.blogspot.com Chris said... Devo - The Pioneers that got Scalped Disc 1 http:/smalltakeover.blogspot.com Buns O'Plenty said... Bruce S... more info

Guardian Music — Simon Armitage, poet and singer-songwriter, on his memories of the festivalThe first festival I went to was Futurama in Leeds in 1980, in the dark, cavernous hangar of the Queen's Hall. I didn't fully appreciate it at the time but, looking back, the ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Simon666 said... JOHN SHAKESPEARE ORCHESTRA produced by QUINCY JONES - “Number One Theme” b/w “Fade Out” (1969) Track of the Day! WAV and MP3 versions newly ripped from vinyl – classic BEA Airlines promotional record from 1969, backed with ... more info

Guardian Music — The rockers are sharing a stage with the Osmonds, David Essex and Leo Sayer. What's the enduring appeal of nostalgia tours?In a 1973 interview, Leo Sayer told the NME that he was a blues singer. He may have imagined himself, three decades later, vene... more info

Scotsman.com — THE multi-million pound fortune of controversial music mogul Tam Paton is to go to children's and animal charities. more info