The John Lennon biopic, Nowhere Boy, is set for DVD release later this year.

The film, which chronicles Lennon’s early childhood and teenage life, was directed by Sam Taylor-Wood and is set for release May 10.

The film is set to be released on both DVD and Blu-ray and will include several exclusive featurettes as bonus material.

The Apple Table, aka the iSlate, aka the iGuide, is reportedly headed for Verizon.

A source who we’ve confirmed works at Verizon’s headquarters and who says has knowledge of the deal has revealed to us that the wireless carrier is in negotiations with the Cupertino company to carry the forthcoming device and provide wireless data for it.

Verizon will reportedly subsidize the cost of the tablet by locking in users to wireless data plans, much like they do now with their netbooks.

The source says the partnership is almost a done deal and that the tablet will be released in the 3rd Quarter.

The forthcoming tablet is said to be a revolutionary music, gaming, and reading device.

CSS and Tilly And The Wall are set to release a live DVD early next year.

Entitled ‘CSS & Tilly And The Wall Appearing Live Tonight!‘ the film documents both bands during their joint tour which took place late last year.

The film, which was made by Rob Walters, features live performances as well as behind-the-scenes footage.

The DVD is set for release January 12.

For more information go to Whitelight-Media.com.

Spoon have unveiled the album cover for their forthcoming album, ‘Transference‘.

The 11-track album is due out January 19 via Merge Records (North America).

The new album is the follow-up to 2007’s ‘Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga‘.

The first single off the new album, “Written In Reverse“, is due out digitally today (12/01).

Spoon fans rejoice, the band have moved up the release date of their forthcoming album, ‘Transference‘.

The album, which was originally due out January 26, will now be release a whole week early on January 19.

The band’s latest album is the follow-up to their 2008 self-titled album.

Calvin Harris latest album, ‘Ready For The Weekend‘, is set for U.S. release later this year.

The album will be released on digitally today (October 6) while a traditional CD release is due out October 6.

The forthcoming album is the follow-up to 2007’s ‘I Created Disco‘.

The singer has also announced a handful of North American tour kicking off September 10 in Brooklyn.

It may be one of the most anticipated video games of the year and now we are getting a few more details about it.

I am talking ofcourse about ‘The Beatles: Rock Band‘, which is set for release September 9 worldwide.

35 tracks to be included in the game have been unveiled along with venues where the band originally performed the tracks which are also set to be featured in the game.

The game is set to include 45 tracks chosen from twelve of the bands albums recorded during their 1962–1969 tenure with EMI Records along with a few non-album singles.

Among the tracks on the game are ‘Can’t Buy Me Love‘, ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band‘, and ‘Yellow Submarine‘.

A while back we told you about TV On The Radio singer Kyp Malone’s new solo side-project which he has dubbed Rain Machine.

The singer has now released the tracklisting and release date for the debut album.

The self-titled record (’Rain Machine‘) is set for release September 22 via Anti-Records.

The album, which was produced by both Malone and producer Ian Brennan, features 11 tracks.

Muse are set to release their latest album later this summer.

‘The Resistance‘, the follow-up to 2006’s ‘Black Holes And Revelations‘, is due out September 14.

The band have released the tracklisting for the 11-track album which will include tracks ‘Uprising‘, ‘United States of Eurasia‘, and title track ‘Resistance‘.

Devendra Banhart is putting the finishing touches to his next album.

The singer has wrapped up recording his sixth studio album and is set to release it this fall.

The forthcoming album, which is as-yet-untitled, will be released via a new label since Banhart is no longer with XL Records.

No word on an exact release date or which label the singer has hooked up with for his latest release.