"I've got nothing," says the British songwriter/multi-instrumentalist at the mere mention of the 26-year-old singer's name. "There are no clues."

He's understandably circumspect about his involvement. Since 21 has sold more than 10 million copies in the United States alone, according to Nielsen Music -- netting Epworth four Grammys in the process -- Adele has kept a low profile, leaving only stray gossip (Phil Collins told Britain's Q that she approached him to collaborate but then stopped returning his calls) and the occasional report from Ryan Tedder (who co-penned 21's "Rumour Has It") to hint at what might be in store for h ... Read more »

In a collaboration this past year that was even more unlikely than working with Kanye West, Paul McCartney wrote and recorded a song called "Hope for the Future" for the popular video game Destiny. On January 13th, McCartney will releasing the track as a 12" vinyl single. The 180-gram record will feature McCartney's original version alongside four remixes, including a thrash reworking and a mix by Madonna producer Mirwais. A download card will also accompany the 12".
"When you're writing something like 'Hope for the Future,' which is custom made, it is like doing a portra ... Read more »

Neil Young has added 'Be The Rain' from his 2003 concept album 'Greendale' back into his European set for the first time in 10 years.

Young stopped playing 'Be The Rain' at the end of the Greendale tour when he was playing the musical stage play from start to finish. The song has featured early in Young's set in recent weeks in France, Belgium and Norway.

Young's European tour has continued to showcase the unreleased 'Standing In The Light Of Love' and the new 'Who's Gonna Stand Up And Save The Earth'.

Love and Only Love (from Ragged Glory, 1990)
Be The Rain (from Greendale, 2003)
Standing In The Light Of Love (unreleased from 2001)
Days That's Used To Be (from Ragged Glor ... Read more »

Aerosmith are back full force tonight in George, Washington as they resume their Let Rock Rule Tour with Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators.

A scheduled show on Wednesday in Concord, CA was cancelled at the last minute when drummer Joey Kramer had an undisclosed medical problem. It had been suggest from sources that it had something to do with his heart but that was never confirmed. A publicist for the band has said "He has no history of a heart condition" although they did not elaborate on the actual reason for the cancellation.

It is known that Kramer had a minor medical procedure and he has since released a statement saying "I'm feeling better than ever and I'll ... Read more »