Bruce Springsteen has posted a video on his YouTube channel paying tribute to servicemen who died during the Vietnam War.
The video is a performance of High Hopes' track "The Wall" recorded April 19, 2014 at Charlotte, North Carolina.
Describing the song as "a short prayer for my country", he explained it was inspired by Walter and Roy Chichon, from local New Jersey group called the Motifs.
Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers have confirmed the release date for his new album, Hypnotic Eye.
The band's first studio album in four years will be released on July 29; the band will begin a North American tour on August 3.
Petty has also announced that every ticket purchased for the upcoming tour will include a copy of Hypnotic Eye.
The album will also be available on high-resolution Blu-ray audio and also on vinyl formats: a single LP or a double-album containing a track unavailable elsewhere.
Scene of some devastation this morning, as we’re surrounded by crates, packing for a move to new offices on the floor below. In haste, then: this has been the soundtrack for throwing out a load of old shit these past few days. Special attention, please, to the tremendous new Pye Corner Audio business…
Morrissey has released the title track for his forthcoming album, World Peace Is None of Your Business, as a digital single.
The accompanying video features spoken word version of the track and includes a cameo from Nancy Sinatra.
Jack White has unveiled a special vinyl 'Ultra' version of his forthcoming new album, Lazaretto.
The 180 gram release will feature two vinyl-only hidden tracks, which will be situated under the labels on the record, with one playing at 78 rpm and one at 45 rpm, making the release a three speed album.
