(LiveDaily.com) Latin crossover star Ricky Martin will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame this fall, his publicist announced today (6/21).

(LiveDaily.com) Indie-pop rockers Tegan and Sara have a new album due next month and they'll support it with a slew of North American dates, many of which are already sold out.

(LiveDaily.com) Indie rockers Spoon will back their curiously named new studio album, "Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga," with a schedule largely composed of festival appearances this summer and beyond.

(LiveDaily.com) With the start of his summer tour just days away, rock legend Bob Dylan has announced plans to release a career-spanning retrospective later this year.

(LiveDaily.com) Liza Minnelli is taking her live show around the world this year, and her plans include a handful of US dates over the next several months.

(LiveDaily.com) Ryan Adams continues to build steam behind his forthcoming studio album with the addition of a three-week summer tour following the disc's June release.

(LiveDaily.com) Alt-rockers Third Eye Blind will continue touring the US this year with another round of shows that take them through the East and Midwest.

(LiveDaily.com) Surviving Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr--along with Yoko Ono Lennon, Olivia Harrison and Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberte--are scheduled to be on hand in Las Vegas June 26 for a special dedication in honor of late Beatles John Lennon and George Harrison.

(LiveDaily.com) If you'd never heard The White Stripes before. Or The Raconteurs. If you didn't know about odd sister/brother-husband/wife scenarios, the obediently adhered to white-black-red color schemes or the references, every time the band is mentioned, to poor drumming, Detroit and something called garage rawk: chances are you'd simply see "Icky Thump," the band's latest, as an inventive album by some talented people who like to borrow from the past.

(LiveDaily.com) "Diamond in Your Mind," a previously unreleased live cut from Tom Waits that is featured on a forthcoming benefit album, hits iTunes next Tuesday (6/26).

(LiveDaily.com) Black Sabbath spin-off act Heaven and Hell has announced the first leg of dates for a fall trek as the band looks to return to concert stages following a lengthy run earlier this year.