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Live Nation, AEG and the biggest agencies they work with have suspended tours for the rest of March. Top executives from CAA, WME, Paradigm and UTA have come together with the promoters to create a task force to figure out the best way to proceed.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland has postponed this year’s induction ceremony, which was supposed to take place May 2nd in the city. President Joel Peresman said the decision was disappointing but necessary.

“The Beatles: Get Back” is the work of acclaimed filmmaker Peter Jackson of “The Lord of the Rings” fame. The rights to the film have been acquired by Disney, which will release it on September 4th.

Ratt, Skid Row, Slaughter and Cinderella’s Tom Keifer will hit the road June 3rd in Farmingville, NY. The four bands have combined to sell an estimated 60 million albums during their hit-laden careers.

Exclusive vinyl from Sam Smith, Maroon 5, Elton John, Hootie & the Blowfish, U2 and more are among the goodies that’ll be available at independent record stores for Record Store Day, held this year on Saturday, April 18.

Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks are reuniting for “The Last Domino? Tour,” which will consist of 10 shows in the U.K. and Ireland. No other dates have been announced.

Ex-Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer Artimus Pyle’s narrates the clip about his account of the 1977 accident which killed frontman Ronnie Van Zant and two other band members.

Bon Jovi has placed 25 songs on the Billboard 100 during their career, with 10 of them cracking the top 10 and 4 going all the way to number one.

Billy Idol helped launch New York City anti-idling environmental campaign. It’s being spearheaded by the Big Apple’s mayor, Bill de Blasio, who is encouraging people to not leave their vehicles idling.

Sting had two children with his first wife, Frances Tomelty, and four with his current wife, Trudie Styler. He says being a married father early on, before he found fame, has made him realize that he’s glad he wasn’t a star at age 16.