HIGHLIGHTED MUSIC NEWS OF THE WEEK

Keep it right here for our featured Artist Of The Week - UB40.

ABBA will have five new songs on the market in 2021, and has pushed back their plans to do a holographic tour to support the music because of the pandemic.

New figures from the Official Charts company have revealed that cassette sales have more than doubled in 2020.

Tim McGraw's 16th studio album will be Here on Earth on Aug. 21, marking his first solo album in five years.

Sir Ringo Starr claims that eating broccoli and blueberries keeps him looking young.

Willie Nelson, Paul Simon, James Taylor, Bonnie Raitt and more will help lead the Harvey Can't Mess With Texas benefit concert, set for September 22nd at Austin's Frank Erwin Center.

Following the death of Steely Dan co-founder Walter Becker on September 3rd, Donald Fagen wrote in his tribute to Becker that "I intend to keep the music we created together alive as long as I can with the Steely Dan band.

The Edge announced he is raising funds to replace the instruments lost by musicians impacted Hurricane Harvey. The U2 guitarist began his charity Music Rising, in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina.

According to founding guitarist Vernon Reid, Living Colour's new album was officially born onstage at the Apollo Theater one night back in early 2012.

I'd always liked the stage and even more so, the theater," Bob Dylan wrote in his memoir, Chronicles.

Elvis Presley's estate will release another Christmas album featuring reimagined orchestral versions of the late singer's previously issued holiday tracks.