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1970s hitmaker Tony Orlando visits the West Bank, Jerusalem, homes of three missing Israeli teenagers believed to have been abducted a few days earlier by the militant group Hamas. Orlando's visit is a gesture of support.
Johnnie Gray dies aged 94 in Coventry, Warwickshire, England, UK, Europe. He had been a prominent jazz saxophonist and band leader for many years.
The National play the first of three nights at Prospect Park Banshell, Brooklyn, New York City, USA.
Lana Del Rey releases her second album, Ultraviolence, in the USA, Canada, Mexico, and Spain, Europe.
Disorderly conduct charges against Paul Simon and Edie Brickell are dropped by the court in Norwalk, Connecticut, USA. The couple were arrested in April following a domestic dispute.
When Willie Nelson's Family Band plays at Blue Hills Bank Pavilion, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, he is joined onstage by Johnny Depp, who plays guitar throughout the set.It is reported that an arrest warrant has been issued for Craig L. Schelske, former husband of country music star Sara Evans to whom he owes $333,000 in child support payments. Schelske is also said to have filed for bankruptcy, listing his assets as including 25 chickens, two bags of chicken feed, 60 DVDs, three silver coins, 40 books, a 12-gauge shotgun, a rifle, a hand gun, four vacuum cleaners, a card table, a Ford F-250, a Chevy pickup, a Chevy Tahoe and a Honda 4-wheeler.
Katy Perry's new record label Metamorphosis Music (backed by Capitol Records) is launched with the label's first recording, the EP Ferras by Ferras, being released digitally.
Coldplay shoot a music video for their song A Sky Full Of Stars at The Courthouse Hotel, Sydney, Australia, Oceania.
On his All The Hits All Night Long tour, Lionel Richie plays at The UFC Yumi Center, Louisville, Kentucky, USA.
Shannon Leto, drummer of 30 Seconds To Mars, is arrested on a charge of driving under the influence on Fairfax Boulevard, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA.
Judge Marvin Aspen of the US Distric Court in Chicago, Illinois, USA, dismisses a copyright lawsuit filed in 2011, in which songwriter Rebecca Francescatti had alleged that Lady Gaga had stolen parts of her song Juda.