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Reuters – Neil Diamond is about to embark on the final leg of his latest world tour, but he’s already put his next album in motion.

Turning back the hands of time, we give you the last seven days of Pollstar.com!

Natalie Cole, who recently revealed she had hepatitis C, has been hospitalized as a result of side effects from her medication and a heavy promotional schedule, her representative said Friday.

It’s all you need to know new dates for Eagles Of Death Metal, Dead Confederate, Craig Chaquico and Ray Parker Jr., and links to items about the Internet radio royalty controversy, chemo troubles send Natalie Cole back to the hospital, Incubus’ Make Yourself Foundation, Justin Hawkins and his new band, Amanda Palmer answers questions and a musician who played with The Beatles can’t afford Paul in Israel.

Does anyone else hear a loud rushing noise We’re pretty sure that’s the rapid approach of fall, which lands on us Sunday.

Tickets for three AC/DC shows went on sale today, selling almost as fast as it takes to listen to the band’s new CD, Black Ice.

Just posted: October dates for Chris Cornell, December gigs for Ice Cube, club shows for Rodney Crowell and a few 2009 U.K. appearances for The Ting Tings.

You can add another angle to the secondary ticketing biz the art of the deal.

Looking for a diversion New listings for Chris Duarte Group, Karate High School, Staind and The A.K.A.s, and links to items about Craig Morgan, Billy Joe Shaver, Juliana Hatfield, Does It Offend You, Yeah, Cheech Marin and iTunes should give you plenty of things to think about other than work.

The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston suburb The Woodlands has been closed temporarily because of damage caused by Hurricane Ike.

U.K. promoter Harvey Goldsmith was in Italy Sept. 16 for the promotional launch of a Luciano Pavarotti Tribute Concert to be held in Jordan next month.

So far today we have Florida dates for Of Montreal, November shows for Vic Chesnutt, Canada shows for Lucinda Williams and U.S. additions for Matthew Sweet.