The Sundance Channel's acclaimed Live From Abbey Road series kicks off its fifth episode with one of contemporary music's leading ladies.
Nine time Grammy Winner Sheryl Crow graces the legendary recording studio to chat about her music and perform songs from her latest album, Detour.
British indie rock band Hard-Fi will also appear on this episode of Live From Abbey Road.
Additionally, jazz pianist and singer Diana Krall will perform a number of her songs.

US hip-hop star, Jay-Z, has confirmed further summer dates on these shores in addition to his Glastonbury show. Beyonce’s beau has unfairly been carrying the can for poor ticket sales at this years Somerset extravaganza. He may not be every rock or indie fans cup of herbal, but its not in the spirit of the festival to hold him responsible.If you are a fan, however, you can catch him while he’s in the UK.

Rihanna was victorious at Canada’s Juno Awards last night. The singer’s LP 'Good Girl Gone Bad’ won International Album of the Year at the ceremony which took place at Calgary’s Pengrowth Saddledome.
Rihanna fought off stiff competition from Fergie, Bon Jovi, Josh Groban and Timbaland to land the accolade. New Canadian singing sensation Feist picked up a remarkable five awards on the night.
As Feist took to the stage to collect her first statuette, Single of the Year for hit '1234’, she said: 'I wrote down a load of stuff to say on my arm.

After a 17-year hiatus, George Michael is giving the U.S. touring market one more try. Tickets for his summer outing, which begins June 17 in San Diego, go on sale this weekend.
Michael may also have a hit on his hands in the form of his retrospective album "Twenty Five," released earlier this week via Epic. The set is on course for a top 25 debut on The Billboard 200 chart next week, based on its first day sales on Nielsen SoundScan's Building Chart.
Michael promoted the tour and album today (April 4) on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," where he called in and offered up a pair of tickets to his June 25 Los Angeles show to everyone in the audience. DeGeneres' Web site is also giving away a pair of tickets to each tour stop.

George Michael is preparing to tour the US and Canada from June 17 this year, kicking off with a Californian show at the San Diego Sports Arena. The north Londoner will hit the road throughout June, July and a couple of dates in August, ending in Florida on the 3rd. The tour will coincide with his greatest hits album, Twenty Five, due out on 1 April (and he ain’t fooling).
The north American dates are:

June
17 San Diego, CA San Diego Sports Arena
19 San Jose, CA HP Pavilion
21 Las Vegasm NV MGM Grand
22 Phoenix, AZ US Airways Center
25 Los Angeles, CA Great Western Forum

Pearl Jam have announced a summer tour which kicks off in June and includes the already announced performance at the Bonnaroo Festival.
Kings Of Leon will be the initial support when the tour kicks off on June 11th in West Palm Beach. Ted Leo and the Pharmacists take over suppoort duties on the second half which includes a two night stand at Madison Square Garden.
"I'm looking forward to Bonnaroo," bassist Jeff Ament tells Billboard. "The thing that's probably the most exciting to me is that we've been a band for 17 or 18 years and there's still things like this that we haven't done."

Considered one of the most emotive and incredible live acts in the world, Mary J Blige will embark on her first nationwide tour in 5 years, performing to audiences in Birmingham, Manchester and London.
Mary will showcase songs live from the platinum selling album 'Growing Pains’ including the smash hit 'Just Fine’ to fans in the UK for the first time.

Bon Jovi have announced plans for a band documentary, appointing an acclaimed director to helm the project. 
Barbara Kopple will put together the movie, as the veteran rockers prepare to embark on their upcoming world tour.
The Oscar-winning film-maker is expected to cut old and new footage together for the currently untitled documentary, which was revealed this week by the band.
Guitarist Richie Sambora said Bon Jovi were eager to be seen in the same widescreen light as some of their rock'n'roll peers.

Lenny Kravitz will tour America in the New Year, as he prepares to unleash his new album. 
The rock lothario returns with "It Is Time For A Love Revolution" in February, which will be preceded by a series of club shows in the USA.
The nine dates commence in Santa Monica, California on January 17 and conclude with a gig in New York City on February 1.
There are currently no details of UK shows to back the record, which follows 2004's "Baptism".