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Ryan Adams has announced a UK tour, set to take place in February and March next year.

Neil Young debuted three new songs while performing solo in Boston last night (October 5). Young, playing the first of two nights at the city's Wang Theatre, also performed a host of fan favourites, including "After The Gold Rush", "Ohio" and the rarely performed "Thrasher", alongside a couple of songs from this year's A Letter Home, "Reason To Believe" and "If You Could Read My Mind". The three new tracks have tentatively been referred to by fans as "I'm Glad I Found U", "Plastic Flowers" and "Trace My Tears".

The previously unreleased Radiohead track 'Spooks' will feature in director Paul Thomas Anderson's new film Inherent Vice – performed by Supergrass.

Jack White has bemoaned what he perceives as gender disparity in the music industry.

BB King has cancelled a number of performances after suffering a fall onstage at a show at the House of Blues in Chicago on Friday (October 3).

Paul Revere of The Raiders has died, aged 76.

Mogwai have announced the details of a new EP 'Music Industry 3 Fitness Industry 1', which will be released on December 1 through Rock Action.

Peter Hook has spoken out about former Joy Division and New Order band mate Bernard Sumner's recently released autobiography Chapter and Verse, labeling it "cruel and spiteful".

Nick Cave has added a second London date to his forthcoming UK tour.

Kate Bush concluded her run of sold-out 'Before The Dawn' shows at Hammersmith Apollo last night (October 1), with speculation that it will be "a while" before she plays live again.