The Independent — The Rolling Stones charge £5 million to perform at weddings. more info

Undercover, Australia — If you want Mick Jagger to sing at your wedding, all you have to do is ask ... and cough up the bucks. more info

Perfect Porridge — I have an unshakeable hankering for good barbeque these days, and this new Zydecosis classic rock cover album is making my stomach rumble. Louisana’s Steve Junot and company rifled through their vinyl LP collection to pull out favorite classic r... more info

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MTV.com News — Plus, Whitney Houston's album leaks, in 'Off The Dome.'By Shaheem Reid Jay-Z Photo: Roc Nation Today was one of those days that you might call a "new music frenzy": Two new joints from Jay-Z, two new records from Raekwon the Chef, and Whit... more info

Scotsman.com — THE Rolling Stones have been named the "world's most expensive wedding act" at an estimated cost of £5 million, while former Hear'Say singer Danny Foster cou more info

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Sky News — The Rolling Stones have been crowned the "most expensive wedding act in the world" at up to £5m for a booking. more info

The Independent — A victorious Muhammad Ali paraded Henry Cooper's bloodied shorts there; the Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd used it as a rehearsal space and Lily Allen made her debut performance on its stage, dressed as a frog. more info

Guardian Music — Friendly Fires are the totally tropical sound of young St Albans. Just don't call this Mercury-nominated trio indie. 'We've more in common with Madonna,' they tell Sam RichardsHere's a tip for any new band wanting to get a little taste of what it was... more info