Memorial Hall in Dayton, Ohio, has been closed since 2003 and there's no indication that it will reopen any time soon, even if one local venue owner wants to use it to bring in more concerts.

For 33 years, New York City's CBGB has served as a beacon for hungry rock acts and fans of underground music. That was expected to end October 15th when the legendary club planned to close its doors, never to return – at least not in the Big Apple.

Following widespread media reports of Jimmy Buffett being fined at a French airport October 6th after authorities seized more than 100 Ecstacy tablets found in his luggage, Buffett has told his side of the story.

With North Korea hogging headlines with its nuclear tests, maybe the public is ready for a musical about the country's infamous prison system. That seems to be the hope of Jung Sung-san, a man who defected from the isolated dictatorship and now lives in the U.S.

Nederlander Concerts talent buyer Mark Wagner is taking an open-ended sabbatical in Kauai, Hawaii.

Husband and wife Steve Earle and Allison Moorer harmonize for Farm Aid 2006 September 30th at the Tweeter Center in Camden, N.J. (AP Photo)

The confusion has cleared up: Barbra Streisand will indeed offer $50,000 meet-and-greets during her 15-city tour, with the money going to charity.

Police in Newark, N.J., said they discovered 25,000 bootlegged CDs and DVDs as well as a factory where the illegal materials were produced.