L.A. Times - Entertainment — August is a key month in the Beatles' history as it relates to time the Fab Four spent in Southern California. The group played its first Los Angeles concert Aug. 23, 1964, at the Hollywood Bowl, which was recorded in hopes of being released as a ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — August is a key month in the Beatles' history as it relates to time the Fab Four spent in Southern California. The group played its first Los Angeles concert Aug. 23, 1964, at the Hollywood Bowl, which was recorded in hopes of being released as a ... more info

MSN Music — A new study from Cornell University is saying that listening to happy, more upbeat music will help boost cooperation and create a more supportive environment. Patrick Jones (@Patrick_E_Jones) has the rest. more info

NME — Paul and Ringo also reveal that fan screams were so loud that the band couldn’t hear themselves play more info

Metal Injection — Have you ever wanted to hear Evanescence vocalist Amy Lee cover songs like Sesame Street's classic "Rubber Duckie," the Beatles'... The post EVANESCENCE's Amy Lee Is Releasing A Children's Album appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Uncut — Starring David Bowie, Margo Price, David Crosby, Lou Reed, Devendra Banhart, Kate Bush, Drive-By Truckers, The Beatles, The Turtles, Van Der Graaf Generator and more! Starring David Bowie, Margo Price, David Crosby, Lou Reed, Devendra Banhart, K... more info

Gigwise — Evanescence's Amy Lee is set to release a children's album, Dream Too Much - and she's just revealed the title track. A far cry from her hard rock reputation, the kids' album will comprise 12 songs, and will be released as an Amazon Music exclusive... more info

Detroit Free Press — Now you can own prints of rare, high-quality images from the Beatles' final show at Detroit's Olympia Stadium in 1966.             more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Paul McCartney is getting back to where he once belonged, renewing his relationship with Capitol Records, the label that ushered him and the rest of the Beatles to household name status in the U.S. in the 1960s. The new contract, announced Wednesday ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Paul McCartney is getting back to where he once belonged, renewing his relationship with Capitol Records, the label that ushered him and the rest of the Beatles to household name status in the U.S. in the 1960s. The new contract, announced Wednesday ... more info