Journey guitarist Neal Schon has opened up to the Daily Beast
about his romance with Real Housewives of D.C. star Michaele Salahi.
The couple made headlines last week when it was revealed that she had
left her husband to run off with the rocker, whom she had dated prior to getting married to Tareq Salahi.

"It's like a fairy tale. It is, it really is," Schon told the Daily
Beast. "I'm very happy, very happy after waiting for her for 15 years.
Now I want to get beyond all this media hype that Tareq has put out
there. It's really quite embarrassing."

According to Salahi, she had been texting with Schon for some time
using a secret device given to her by a friend in order to evade the
controlling influence of her husband, who she says attempting to limit
her access to the outside world. "Neal was like, 'Are we going to do
this forever?' And I said, 'No, we're not,'" Salahi told the Daily
Beast. "I began to see he really loved me. I had to begin to feel it
completely in my soul."

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Click to listen to James Vincent McMorrow's 'Sparrow and the Wolf'

Dublin-based singer-songwriter James Vincent McMorrow released his debut Early in the Morning
earlier this year, and is currently on an American tour to support the
album. "This record was borne out of my desire to create something
singular, take the simplest of chords, wrap them in washes of melody, so
lines come in, they drop out, everything ebbs and flows as the songs
move towards their inevitable end," McMorrow tells Rolling Stone
about his cheerful and upbeat track, "Sparrow and the Wolf." "I don't
sit down with an agenda when I write, I usually have a first line, and a
vague sense in my head of where I'm going, but no real solid
structure." Although Early in the Morning is in stores now, you can download "Sparrow and the Wolf" for free here.

Photo courtesy of Vagrant

Radiohead
have announced that they will play two concerts in New York City later
this month, their first headlining shows since releasing their eighth
album, The King of Limbs,
earlier this year. The shows, at the Roseland Ballroom in Manhattan,
will be held on September 28th and 29th and will go on sale at 10:00
a.m. ET on September 26th. There will be a strict
two-tickets-per-household limit, and no paper tickets will be
distributed prior to the event.

Photos: Radiohead at Glastonbury 2011
While Radiohead are in New York, they will also perform on the season premiere of Saturday Night Live on September 24th and film a special hour-long episode of the Colbert Report, in which the band will be interviewed and play multiple songs.

Photo by Shirlaine Forrest/WireImage

Queen
drummer Roger Taylor was recently in his hometown when he saw a poster
that caught his attention. "It said, 'Queen on stage,'" Taylor tells Rolling Stone.
"I saw in the very hall where we used to play and there's just the
quite bad picture of a band. There are so many of these tribute bands
and then there are like orchestral concerts going on featuring music. A
lot of these things are not up to scratch and so we want to do it
properly."

Assembling a tribute tour worthy of an iconic act - a group that remains so popular late lead singer Freddie Mercury was honored on Google's home page a few weeks ago
on what would have been his sixty-fifth birthday -  is a daunting task.
But  Taylor thinks he's found an innovative solution to, as he puts it,
"keep Queen's music alive." The drummer is enlisting the public's help,
putting together an online competition to find the group for Queen
Extravaganza, a 2012 trek that will feature a band playing Queen's music
combined with unseen