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Kurt Cobain’s childhood home is now a heritage-listed landmark, will be turned into an exhibit

The house’s current co-owner plans to start offering tours next year

Prince’s estate sells nearly half of late singer’s rights to New York music publisher

Three of the late musician's six siblings have sold the majority of their inheritance in the estate

Bob Dylan wins royalty lawsuit against estate of Desire co-writer Jacques Levy

Dylan's lawyer said the "lawsuit was a sad attempt to profit off the recent catalogue sale"

Lindsey Buckingham says his firing from Fleetwood Mac “harmed the band’s legacy”

"It was about rising above things – it stood for more than the music"

Bruce Springsteen “respectfully declined” to lend his name to a New Jersey service station

Famous residents will soon be represented along the Garden State Parkway

Joni Mitchell to release early coffee shop performance recorded by Jimi Hendrix

Hendrix recorded the singer's performance at Ottawa's Le Hibou Coffee House in 1968

Primal Scream announce three 30th anniversary Screamadelica reissues

Including a 12-inch singles box set and demos album Demodelica

Manic Street Preachers delay their next album, blaming COVID-19 pandemic

Their 14th offering has been pushed back to September

Blondie announce new NFT to celebrate Andy Warhol’s 93rd birthday

The band have called the artwork "a present day manifestation of the punk rock movement"

Stevie Nicks reflects on Bella Donna 40 years on: “It defined how I would feel about love forever”

The Fleetwood Mac singer said she "could not have been more proud of those songs"
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