Metallica have defended their Glastonbury headline set, with drummer Lars Ulrich saying that the fact that people are debating the slot means "people still care".
Speaking on Radio 1's Rock Show, Ulrich commented: "The fact that everyone's got an opinion I'll take as a good thing because it means that people still care and are still interested and we still have one foot in relevance of some sort."
Morrissey is streaming a new song, "Earth Is The Loneliest Planet".
Click below to listen to the track via Spotify, which was recently trailed with a spoken word video starring Pamela Anderson.
Morrissey's upcoming LP World Peace Is None Of Your Business will be released later this year on July 14. The full tracklisting for the album can be seen below.
Jack White has been playing a new song, "Temporary Ground", while on tour in America.
Click below to watch footage of White performing the track last night (June 1) on stage in Houston, Texas. The song features on White's new album Lazaretto, which is released on June 9.
Wilko Johnson is reportedly making "excellent progress" after an operation on April 30 to have a pancreatic tumour removed.
Johnson is currently convalescing at home after the procedure at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridgeshire. A statement on the Dr Feelgood Facebook reads:
King Crimson have announced they will play a series of live shows later this year.
According to Rolling Stone, they will play New York's Best Buy Theater on September 18, 19 and 20. Tickets will go on sale Friday, June 6, at noon EST.
The front cover artwork of Neil Young's latest memoir has appeared online.
Young fansite Thrasher's Wheat carry the imagine of Special Deluxe - A Memoir of Life & Cars, from the Instagram account of website Rock Book Show.
Jimmy Page is to re-release his photographic autobiography later this year.
The book, called Jimmy Page, was originally published in 2010 in a limited edition of 2,500 copies. The leather-bound, silk-wrapped and autographed 512-page edition sold for £495.
Now Page and Genesis Publications announce a more accessible and affordable printing of the book, to be released this October 2014.
Page himself has chosen every one of the 650 photographs, written the accompanying text and overseen the design of the book.
Jack White has issued an apology for comments he made about The Black Keys in a recent interview as well as in private correspondence.
Writing on this official website, he posted a blog entitled 'An apology and explanation from Jack White', in which he stated he was addressing comments made to "clear up a lot of the negativity surrounding things I've said or written, despite the fact that I loathe to bring more attention to these things."
David Crosby has been speaking about the forthcoming CSNY 1974 box set.
In an interview with Radio.com, Crosby cited one of his highlights of the box set: a rarely performed, never commercially released Neil Young song called "Pushed It Over The End".
