The Who have found themselves inadvertently embroiled in a row with fans of boyband One Direction on social media site, Twitter. The row stems from comments made by Click Music, which saw certain similarities between the intro on One Direction's new single, "Best Song Ever", and The Who's track, "Baba O'Riley".

Original copies of early recordings by both Joy Division and New Order that were found after they had been thrown away have now been put up for sale.

The White Stripes have confirmed that Jack White's Third Man label will reissue the band's fourth album, Elephant. Originally released in 2003, Elephant was given a limited edition vinyl re-release in April this year for Record Store Day. Now, Third Man have confirmed a full re-release for the vinyl edition.

A live performance by Alex Chilton recorded on February 13, 1997 at The Knitting Factory in New York is to be released on October 21. The venue suffered a power cut, although Chilton stayed on and entertained fans for an hour with an acoustic set consisting of cover versions. The 18-song set is to be released as the Electricity By Candlelight album on the Bar/None label. Scroll down to hear four tracks: "I Walk The Line", "Motel Blues", "Someone To Watch Over Me" and "Wouldn't It Be Nice". The full tracklisting for Electricity By Candelight is:

Ahead of the imminent release of the Morrissey 25: Live concert film, we're very pleased to be able to offer some fantastic prizes to give away in our exclusive competition. We're giving away to one lucky winner: Three Morrissey albums on CD: Viva Hate, Vauxhall & 1, Ringleader Of The Tormenters One Morrissey 25: Live souvenir poster One Morrissey 25: Live badge One copy of Len Brown's book - Meetings With Morrissey To be in with a chance of winning, just tell us the correct answer to this question:

Bruce Springsteen may be about to extend his Wrecking Ball tour into next year, according to a report on Rolling Stone. Springsteen was due to finish the tour at Brazil's Rock In Rio festival on September 24.

No sooner has one Mark Kozelek album turned up than, ridiculously, another one is announced. www.caldoverderecords.com claims another Sun Kil Moon album is due January 14 next year, also featuring Steve Shelley, Jen Wood, Will Oldham and Owen Ashworth. In even less a shock, it promises that Kozelek “sings about his childhood years and his life today.”

Throwing Muses are to return with their first new material in ten years. The 32 track Purgatory/Paradise album will be available on October 29, 2013 as a deluxe 64-page book and a full studio album on CD, published by the experimental HarperCollins imprint, The Friday Project.

A primary school in Denmark where the members of Led Zeppelin rehearsed for their first ever gig, is to be honoured with a commemorative plaque. Fullflling some contractual Yardbirds dates, the band - who were then billed as The New Yardbirds - were booked to play a short tour of Scandinavia, beginning at the Gladsaxe Teen-Clubs in Copenhagen on September 7, 1968. This was the first time Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham had performed together publicly.

Prince has revealed a brand new song, "Groovy Potential". A one minute, 22 second clips of the song was posted to YouTube yesterday (August 13), with the full track available for purchase at Prince's official website.