Music News - Oldies

Sarah Dash, co-founder of the all-female group Labelle, passed away on Monday, September 21, at the age of 76.

Kelly Clarkson and Ariana Grande teamed up to perform Aretha Franklin's "Respect" on "The Voice" on Monday night, September 20.

Queen drummer Roger Taylor has released a cover of the 1965 classic "The Clapping Song," which is featured on his upcoming solo album Outsider.

The Beatles have shared four more tracks from their upcoming special edition of the chart-topping 1970 album, Let It Be.

Brian Wilson will release on November 19 his new album of stripped-down Beach Boys classics, titled At My Piano.

Phil Collins has made it clear that Genesis' upcoming renuion tour "The Last Domino?" will be the band's last and will not be extended beyond 2021, as the name of the tour teases.

KISS have announced that they will release a four-disc super deluxe edition of Destroyer on November 19 in celebration of the 45th anniversary of the iconic album.

Rod Stewart has released "One More Time," the lead single from his upcoming 31st album, The Tears of Hercules, and an accompanying video.

Warner Bros. is remaking Whitney Houston's romantic thriller The Bodyguard, which grossed $411 million at the worldwide box office.

Warner Music Group has acquired worldwide rights to David Bowie's recorded music catalog as per a global, career-spanning partnership that WMG signed with the music legend's estate.

ViacomCBS has announced that it has teamed up with Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga for three exclusive specials to be shared via CBS, MTV Entertainment Group, and Paramount Plus over the coming months.

Devon Allman has announce the fifth annual Allman Family Revival. The 18-city tour will be "a celebration of the life, spirit, and music of Gregg Allman."

Paul McCartney will discuss his new book "The Lyrics" at an event to be livestreamed from London's Southbank Centre in November.

Kelly Clarkson covered Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" during the Kellyoke segment of her talk show on Tuesday, September 14.

Ozzy Osbourne will undergo surgery to correct neck and spine injuries caused by a 2019 fall.