Stone Roses

The Stone Roses reportedly are working on material for a new album and plan to release it some time in 2013. The veteran British rockers, who reunited last year for a series of gigs after more than 15 years apart, haven't released an album since their 1994 sophomore set, 'Second Coming.'

The unfortunate effects of the Stone Roses fan whose body was found earlier this week are being felt outside of the music industry. Producers of the British soap opera show 'Coronation Street' have revealed that they are cutting scenes from an upcoming episode in the wake of Chris Brahney's death.

The fan who disappeared after a Stone Roses concert last month has been found dead. Police discovered the body of 22-year-old Chris Brahney Monday morning (July 9) and confirmed that it was him.

Police are searching for a 22-year-old man who disappeared following the June 29 Stone Roses concert at Heaton Park.

It was the reunion tour many people thought would never happen -- but now that the Stone Roses are back on the road, anything can happen, up to and including a surprise cameo from Lily Allen at the band's Saturday (June 30) show.

If you've ever been to a concert, you know how the routine at the end of the night is supposed to go: The band wraps up its set, they leave the stage, the crowd screams for more, and after a few minutes, everyone settles down for an encore. Except when the drummer decides to leave early, as attendees at the Stone Roses show last night (June 12) found out.

A film based off Manchester legends Stone Roses' 1990 concert at Spike Island is in the works, and Ash frontman Tim Wheeler will help bring the project to life. Wheeler has written the score to the movie and will team up with composer Ilan Eshkeri to piece it together.

While the Afghan Whigs were kicking off their reunion tour in New York last night (May 23), a different group of '90s rock legends commenced their own return to the stage. The Stone Roses, performing with their classic lineup for the first time in over 20 years, played what the NME called a "rapturously received comeback show" in Warrington, England.

The Stone Roses' live reunion this year will inevitably be one of 2012's top moments, but their performances aren't the only thing in the works from the band.