Destiny�s Child �reform for baby Blue�

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added: 23 Jan 2012 // by: newsdesk 

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Destiny's Child got together and sang for Beyoncé Knowles' baby.

The successful former R&B group met up to visit the singer's newborn daughter Blue Ivy and couldn't resist serenading the little girl.

Consisting of Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams and Beyoncé herself, the popular girl band broke up in 2005 to pursue their individual aspirations.

"They're still really close and the girls couldn't wait to see Blue,' a source told British newspaper The Sun. "They started a little singsong and it was just like old times. It was like they got back together."

The daughter of music power couple Beyoncé and Jay-Z, Blue has already caused a stir in the entertainment industry herself. At less than two weeks old, she made her first appearance in the American Billboard charts.

Doting dad Jay-Z featured their bundle of joy's gurgles and cries at the end his new track, Glory. The little girl was listed on the track's credits as B.I.C. and became the youngest ever person to appear on a chart.

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Velvet Revolver reform for benefit

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added: 16 Jan 2012 // by: Noise11 

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Velvet Revolver reformed for their first show since 2008 on January 12 for a benefit for the late John O'Brien.

Composer and music supervisor O'Brien was found dead at age 45 in a hotel room in Chicago last August. He was the film composer for 'Iron Man' and 'Pineapple Express'.

Velvet Revolver guitarist Dave Kushner rang around the old band members and even managed a 'yes' from estranged singer Scott Weiland. Weiland joined Kushner, Slash, Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum for a four-song set for at the House of Blues in West Hollywood on Thursday.

Velvet Revolver performed 'Sucker Train Blues', 'she Builds Quick Machines' and 'Slither' as well as a cover of Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here' which someone in the audience captured on their phone and uploaded to YouTube.

Velvet Revolver insist this performance was a one-off for an old friend/

The show also featured Maroon 5, Tom Morello, Sheryl Crow and Stephen Stills.

Check out a bit of the Velvet Revolver 'Wish You Were Here' performance here:

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