Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — According to The Pulse Of Radio, LED ZEPPELIN have reportedly turned down $14 million for two reunion performances at October's "Desert Trip" concerts in Indio, California. Showbiz411.com — the site that broke the news on the concerts —... more info

NME — Ray Burdis says he doesn’t intend ‘To Be Someone’ as a sequel more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — Veteran rock musicians Vinny Appice, Rudy Sarzo, Craig Goldy and Andrew Freeman, along with the Temecula Valley Symphony, performed rock's greatest hits by LED ZEPPELIN, THE WHO, THE BEATLES, PINK FLOYD, MOODY BLUES, RAINBOW, DEEP PURPLE, and more at... more info

Uncut — It's described as a “blatant attempt to cash in.” The Who It's described as a “blatant attempt to cash in.” The post The Who criticise “totally ridiculous” Quadrophenia sequel appeared first on Uncut. more info

The Mirror — The cult film, released in 1979, saw rivals gangs the mods and the rockers pitted against one another - it starred Sting, Ray Winstone and Leslie Ash more info

Rolling Stone — A sequel to the 1979 film Quadrophenia - which was based on the Who's 1973 double LP about a disillusioned teenage mod - will begin filming this summer despite the group's overt objections. "Any follow-up to this film could only be made by t... more info

411 Mania — Their manager calls it a crass attempt to cash in on the original… more info

BBC News - UK — Rock band The Who deny reports they have endorsed a sequel to Quadrophenia, the cult film based on their rock opera. more info

BBC News - UK — Rock band The Who deny reports they have endorsed a sequel to Quadrophenia, the cult film based on their rock opera. more info

NME — Band call planned sequel to 1979 film ‘a blatant cash-in’ more info