Keith Richards

The Rolling Stones are giving their 1981 album Tattoo You a 40th anniversary reissue, including deluxe editions with nine unreleased songs.

The Stones have rescheduled their postponed 2020 tour and also added new dates in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and New Orleans.

The Who, Ziggy Marley, Blondie, Willie Nelson, Cat Stevens, Massive Attack, Jeff Rosenstock, Rancid, Phish's Trey Anastasio, and more also paid tribute to the reggae legend.

Jacques Lu Cont is involved too.

“As artists, activists and citizens, we ask you to pledge that all candidates you support will seek consent from featured recording artists and songwriters before using their music in campaign and political settings,” the letter reads.

”It was basically for a demo, a demonstration, you know, just to get the feel of it, but it came out well, with a line up like that, you know, we better use it” - Keith Richards.

You can also read tributes to Little Richard from Ringo Starr, Chuck D, Yoko Ono, Chance the Rapper, Krist Novoselic, Gene Simmons, The Kinks' Dave Davies, Billy Bragg, Margo Price, Lloyd Cole, Frank Turner, and more.

Today's picks for live videos to watch while you're home and every show is cancelled include The Rolling Stones at peak superstardom, Dag Nasty's 'Can I Say' lineup, Mazzy Star, Julian Cope and more.

Record Store Day 2020 in April 18 and they've just announced the list of exclusive titles that will be available at independent records stores that day...

The 2020 lineup of TFF also includes documentaries on Ronnie Wood, DMX, Serj Tankian, Banksy, Ricky Powell, Pharrell, Yung Lean, Harry Belafonte, plus the NYC premiere of Pete Davidson's The King of Staten Island and more.