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Queen's Brian May has revealed that he would have liked to have joined AC/DC.

Rod Stewart will rejoin The Faces for a one-off performance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on April 14, when the band are being inducted. Stewart will sing live with the band for the first time in 19 years next month at the event in Cleveland, Ohio according to The Faces' drummer Kenney Jones. It is the first time the surviving members have played live in public since Stewart was awarded the Lifetime Achievement honour at the Brit awards in 1993.

Soul singer Bobby Womack has been diagnosed with cancer of the colon, according to his close friend Bootsy Collins.

Paul Weller has said that his new album is "cutting edge" and says there's no music out there that sounds similar.

Sigur Ros have announced full details of their new studio album 'Valtari', which will be released in May.

Gregg Allman has admitted he’s glad he chose the life of a musician over a career in dentistry.

Alex Chilton’s career after the dissolution of his most iconic band, Big Star, has been described as “a cautionary tale” by REM bassist Mike Mills in the new issue of Uncut, out on Thursday (March 29).

Bruce Springsteen has hit out at the people who have branded him a "phony patriot".

Jack White has announced a second UK show for this June.

Paul McCartney has spoken out about the forthcoming remastered re-release of his and Linda McCartney's 1971 album RAM, saying it reminds him of his "hippie days".