The estates of Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison are reportedly considering holographic performances from the late music icons. "We're trying to get to a point where 3-D characters will walk around," Jeff Jampol, who manages the estates of both artists, told Billboard. "Hopefully, 'Jim Morrison' will be able to walk right up to you, look you in the eye, sing right at you and then turn around and walk away." Jampol oversees the estates of many deceased artists and suggested that a holographic performance a la Tupac at Coachella could be one component of a multimedia concert. Janie Hendrix, sister of Jimi and President/CEO of Experience Hendrix, revealed to Billboard that she has been working for a year with Musion Systems to create a virtual Jimi.

Lady Gaga has been reportedly named the cover model for the September issue of fashion magazine Vogue, focusing on the launch of her own perfume. Gaga was on the cover of Vogue in March of 2011 as well. In other Gaga news, she tweeted a thank you to fans, after a piece of her stage setup fell on her head during a concert in New Zealand and she suffered a mild concussion. Gaga wrote, "Emerging from hours of sleep. Still remiss if I should go outside, with this clonker I may be of questionable styling. Thank you so much for all the thoughtful messages. I feel a bit woozy but a little better everyday. Very happy to be in beautiful Australia."

The Dirty Heads are set to celebrate the release of their new album, Cabin By The Sea, with a visit to ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! on July 10. The appearance will feature the first-ever nationally televised performance of their single "Spread Too Thin." The album is set for release on Five Seven Music on June 19, and a full album stream is exclusively premiering on Spotify now.

A new lifestyle site called www.12Society.com launched on Tuesday, co-founded by Nas, Nick Cannon and NBA stars Blake Griffin and Kevin Love. The site is a subscriber-based experience that costs $39 a month, where users will receive a monthly shipment of handpicked apparel, gadgets and other premium products that the stars use in their everyday lives. Each shipment is guaranteed to be worth a minimum of $125. "To me the 12 Society thing is just people like myself and other people that are involved connecting with the people, giving them some insight on our lifestyle and making the people a part of it," Nas told MTV News.

The Strokes have recently logged time at New York's Electric Lady Studios recording the follow-up to 2011's Angles with producer Gus Oberg, according to Billboard.com. The as-yet-untitled album will be the Strokes' fifth studio release, although no other details are available at this time.

Modern Rock KYSR (98.7 FM)/Los Angeles, sister Sports station -AM and 7Lions have teamed up to create a theme song for the 2012 Stanley Cup winning Los Angeles Kings. "LA Kings/Born 2 Run," a remix of 7Lion's "Born 2 Run," was performed on the local morning news in L.A. days before the Kings' Stanley Cup victory. 7Lions will release their Born 2 Run EP next Tuesday, June 19, then perform later in the week at Sunset Sessions Rock! in Palm Springs, CA.

Cody Simpson has announced that his full length debut album, Paradise, will arrive on October 2. The album is preceded by the Preview To Paradise EP, out now, and Cody will perform the track "Got Me Good" on Live with Kelly on July 4. Simpson also will celebrate the impending release of Paradise by teaming up with Big Time Rush for a North American tour. The dates get underway July 5 at Columbus, Ohio’s Nationwide Arena and then continue through mid-September.

Superball Music has inked a deal with electronic super duo Blaqk Audio. Featuring Davey Havok and Jade Puget of AFI, Blaqk Audio will be releasing their sophomore album, Bright Black Heaven, this fall via their new imprint, Big Death (distributed by Superball Music). A free download of "Bliss," one of the new songs that will be featured on Bright Black Heaven, is currently available at www.superballmusic.com/blaqkaudio.