L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Having already dominated the Grammy Awards, late-night television and the Billboard 200, Justin Timberlake rode his rolling promotional juggernaut to the White House on Tuesday night, taking part in an all-star tribute to Memphis soul along with Mavi... more info

ContactMusic — The White House concert took place last night, with artists ranging from Booker T. Jones and Justin Timberlake performing at the latest in a long run... more info

Mercury News, California — Booker T. Jones, Elvin Bishop and Frankie Beverly are among the West Coast Blues Hall of Fame's class of 2013, which will be inducted April 13 in Oakland. more info

ContactMusic — The music of soul superstar Prince is set to be celebrated at a special benefit concert featuring hip-hop collective The Roots, Booker T. Jones,... more info

ContactMusic — Booker T Jones is leading tributes from the music world for bass player Donald DUCK DUNN who died on Sunday 13May12 The bassist was found dead in his hotel room in Tokyo Japan He was 70 Jones who played with Dunn in Booker T the M G s... more info

Perez Hilton — The POTUS has busted out his singing chops again! President Obama first displayed his skillz while singing a few Al Green lyrics a few weeks back. Now, he's swtiched to the blues! (Though we don't know why - he's got the upcoming election in the bag!... more info

USA Today Music — 'Runaway Baby' is the week's pick, while Booker T. Jones, the Black Keys, Pat Metheny, the Civil Wars and others populate the playlist. more info

Chicago Tribune — The Hideout will celebrate its 15 th anniversary at its annual block party Sept. 24 with Mavis Staples, Andrew Bird, Jon Langford and Booker T. Jones. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Downtown Los Angeles has been a trusty go-to character since Hollywood s beginnings. Downtown Los Angeles has been a trusty go-to character since Hollywood s beginnings. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Downtown Los Angeles has been a trusty go-to character since Hollywood’s beginnings. Harold Lloyd dangled from a clock in the silent era, and Bunker Hill, in its pre-high-rise slum-ward glory, was a go-to setting for early noir films. More recently... more info