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Thomas Bartlett [aka Doveman], Rufus Wainwright, fun., The National, Toshi Reagon, Beth Orton, They Might Be Giants, John Cameron Mitchell with Stephen Trask, MX Justin Vivian Bond, Cibo Matto, Sam Amidon and Reggie Watts play in Freedom To Love Now! A Concert for Marriage Equality, at The Beacon Theatre, New York City, USA.
Poetry/music collective Little Machine play at The Off The Shelf Festival, Sheffield, UK.
On her Born This Way Ball Tour, Lady Gaga plays the first of two nights at Coliseo de Puerto Rico Jose Miguel Agrelot, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Central America.
On the North American leg of her World Tour 2012, Madonna plays at The Sprint Center, Kansas City, Missouri, USA.
Neilsen SoundScan reports that Red, the fourth studio album by Taylor Swift, has sold 1.208m copies in its first week on sale in the USA, rocketing it straight to No1 on the Billboard 200 Albums Chart.Mick Hucknall formerly of Simply Red is interviewed live on BBC-1 tv show Breakfast in Media City, Salford Quays, Manchester, UK, as part of his promotional drive for his newly-released solo album American Soul.
Singer and songwriter Jan Crutchfield dies aged 74 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. His best-known songs included Statue Of A Fool, Tear Time, My Heart Is An Open Book, She's Lying, It Turns Me Inside Out and Going, Going, Gone.
On her Born This Way Ball Tour, Lady Gaga plays at Coliseo de Puerto Rico Jose Miguel Agrelot, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Central America.The recently re-formed The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster play at Concorde 2, Brighton, UK.
Thomas Bartlett [aka Doveman], Rufus Wainwright, fun., The National, Toshi Reagon, Beth Orton, They Might Be Giants, John Cameron Mitchell with Stephen Trask, MX Justin Vivian Bond, Cibo Matto, Sam Amidon and Reggie Watts play in Freedom To Love Now! A Concert for Marriage Equality, at The Beacon Theatre, New York City, USA.
Alvvays, Gengahr, Blaenavon, FAMY, Spring King and Thumpers play at the Transgressive Records 'New Sounds' Party Bethnal Green Working Men's Club, London, UK.
The Suntory liquor company makes available a special edition of Rolling Stones blended whiskey to mark the band reaching its 50th anniversary. Limited to just 150 bottles, the whiskey comes in a specially-designed bottle shaped like The Stones' famous tongue-and-lips logo and sells for, er, $6,300.