It’s been 10 years since they put out a new album, but Nancy Wilson reports that a new record is complete, and “It really feels like a Heart record.” She says the group will also embark on a world tour, and a Heart documentary and the long-in-the-works Heart biopic are also on their way.

Their historic 1986 concert in Budapest, which made them the first Western rock artist to perform behind the Iron Curtain, is coming to the big screen. “Queen Budapest” will open in cinemas and IMAX worldwide on Oct. 7. The film has been restored in 4K by Peter Jackson’s Park Road Post Production, and will feature newly remixed audio. LINK: https://queenbudapest.com/

Pink Floyd is being celebrated with a new limited-edition cassette player (!) from the company “We Are Rewind”. It features artwork from the band’s album “The Dark Side of the Moon”, and the only cassette edition of 2023’s 50th anniversary remastered edition of the album. This being 2026 and all, it also features Bluetooth capability and a rechargeable battery. Just 3,000 are available.

LINK: https://tinyurl.com/mrrxw9zn

Ray and Dave Davies are the focus of a new London exhibition titled “The Kinks: Brothers”. Artist Christian Furr has reimagined their 1968 passport photo in a series of paintings and prints. The works, which are signed by the band and artist, will be displayed and sold at Gibson Garage London this summer.