April 13th, 2012

Kaiser Chiefs – On The Run – David Letterman 4-11-12…As Seen On ©CBS, All Rights Reserved.

Arctic Monkeys perform R U Mine? on Conan They’re releasing it for Record Store day on Saturday, April 21s

The Sex Pistols have unveiled the artwork (pic) for the re-release of their iconic single ‘Anarchy In The UK‘, which is being issued as part of this month’s Record Store Day celebrations.

Along with a raft of other special releases on April 21st, the re-mastered ‘Anarchy In The UK’ will be available on limited edition 7” picture disc vinyl, and will also feature original b-side ‘I Wanna Be Me‘. It will be available internationally, but limited to just 3,500 records.

Last month, it was revealed the Sex Pistols have signed a  record deal with Universal ahead of a new release to celebrate the 35th anniversary of their landmark album ‘Never Mind The Bollocks…Here’s The Sex Pistols‘.

Universal Music Catalogue UK will issue an expanded and re-packaged edition of the 1977 album to mark the anniversary, while other events and releases are said to be in the pipeline. “Music can be great, when done by the great,” John Lydon has remarked.

Music video by Bruce Springsteen performing Death To My Hometown. (C) 2012 Bruce Springsteen

The entire back catalogue of the Red Hot Chili Peppers has been made available on Spotify for the first time to coincide with the band’s induction into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame tomorrow (April 13th), after an exclusive deal was agreed between the two parties.

Marilyn Manson joined onstage by Johnny Depp at the Revolver Golden Gods Awards 2012

This year’s Download festival will pay its own tribute to the Marshall Amps founder Jim Marshall, who passed away last week at the age of 88.

Mumford & Sons will roadtest material set to appear on their eagerly awaited second album during a low-key UK tour later this year.

Public Image Ltd. have unveiled the tracklisting for their comeback album ‘This Is PiL‘.

Courtney Love‘s ongoing one-woman mission to destroy Dave Grohl‘s reputation as one of the nicest men in rock continues today in an interview with the New York Daily News.