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Sir Paul McCartney has joined the millions of protesters across America speaking out about American terrorist organisation the NRA in the March For Our Lives rally across the USA this weekend.

Jonah Hill’s brother Jordan Feldstein, who managed rockers Maroon 5, has died at the age of 40.

Melissa Etheridge and Sheryl Crow will perform shows together in Australia in April.

Sheryl Crow has released a new song dedicated to the victims of the Sandy Hook massacre.

Sheryl Crow and Melissa Etheridge will return to Australia for Bluesfest in 2018.

Sheryl Crow’s adopted sons are becoming budding musicians after their mum let them sing on her last album.

Sheryl Crow feels she has become a stronger songwriter over the years.

Sheryl Crow won’t allow the demands of social media to disrupt her family life.

Major new titles coming this week from: Incubus, Vampire, Brad Paisley, Sheryl Crow, AllDay, Barry Manilow, Xavier Rudd (Live), Texas, Wilkinson and San Cisco.

Sheryl Crow reset her life following her breast cancer diagnosis, insisting the health scare made her re-evaluate how she wanted to live.

John Oliver did a lengthy bit of his show on HBO last night on the use of popular music by politicians, highlighting not only the numerous complaints over the last week, but also historical incidents such as Ronald Reagan’s use of Bruce Springsteen’s rather non-patriotic Born in the USA.

A long list of musicians including Sheryl Crow and D’Angelo will come together on October 1 at Carnegie Hall for Lean on Him: A Tribute to Bill Withers.

Sheryl Crow continues to build her country credibility by going out on a major tour with headliners Rascal Flatts and support act Gloriana.

Willie Nelson, who just turned 80, keeps on cranking the albums out.

The Rolling Stones completed their 50 and Counting tour in London’s Hyde Park on Saturday with a final grand tally of 62 songs performed across the 29 shows (including warm-up gigs).