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Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Some big comebacks are scheduled for 2011 including Lady Gaga, Coldplay and Foo Fighters, plus debuts from Bruno Mars and Willow Smith.Beady Eye - Different Gear, Still Speeding - 28th February"It's just rock 'n' roll, we ain't gone dubstep or anythi... more info

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ContactMusic — BILL WYMAN has reteamed with THE ROLLING STONES for a charity rendition of BOB DYLAN's WATCHING THE RIVER FLOW.The group hit the studio with pianist Ben Waters to record the track as part of a tribute album to late Stones star Ian Stewart, which will... more info

Stereogum — Modeled after the Rolling Stones’ 1968 happening of the same name, the Rock & Roll Circus takes place tonight (1/3) and tomorrow (1/4) at Lincoln Center. The event, produced under the umbrella of the Big Apple Circus, includes performances from Ari... more info

Guardian Music — My friend John Thirkettle, who has died unexpectedly aged 60, was a rock, blues and reggae drummer on the Norwich music scene for more than 40 years. He played with many popular bands and backed several veteran American acts, including Phil Guy, Lowe... more info

Guardian Music — Despite an offer of $1bn the group has not performed for 30 years, but its most reclusive member has told a magazine that it might finally be time to get together againOne of the most distant dreams of pop – a reunion of Abba – has come a step cl... more info

Guardian Music — On Radio 2 there was no love lost between Keith Richards and Mick Jagger – or brothers Ray and Dave Davies of the KinksStart the Week (Radio 4) | iPlayerJagger's Jukebox (Radio 2) | iPlayerKeith Richards at Home (Radio 2) | iPlayerJohnnie Walker wi... more info

Guardian Music — Bookmaker posts odds of 66-1 for a royal wedding performance after Agnetha Fältskog says Abba 'could consider' re-forming for a one-off concert in 2011Could Abba reunite for Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding? Rumours are swirling after sin... more info

ContactMusic — RONNIE WOOD is convinced his band THE FACES could never have achieved THE ROLLING STONES' lasting success - because they were too lazy.The British rocker joined the Ooh La La hitmakers in 1970 before Keith Richards invited him to play guitar for the ... more info