Another legendary band is coming back, plus which singer is auctioning off her underwear for a good cause, and environmentally friendly concert news! All that coming up right now in the music news.   Hi everyone, I"m Andrea Rene and your’e watching get the daily.com. Let's take a look at what's going down on the music scene. All this hype about Led Zeppelin has British rockers The Who, itching to get in on the action. The group has begun to plan their next studio album after they released "Endless Wire" in 2006, their first album in 24 years. They will reportedly be work ing with producer T-Bone Burnett who master Zeppelin's Robert Plant and Allison Krause's new album "Raising Sands." And, if that prospect weren't exciting enough, the Who might hit the festivals this summer! Teenage Wasteland for everyone! We all know latina sensation Shakira's hips don't lie, and apparently her fans are willing to pay big money to prove it. The singer recently held an online auctiont to benefit her charity "Bare Feet Foundation," which helps impoverished children in Colombia. The auction held items from her recent Oral fIxation tour, and raised over $76,000 dollars. Including a shimmering bra that went for $3000 dollars and front row seats plus a meet and greet for $14,000. Feel sad you missed out on some SHakira gear? Don't be! An electric Fender guitar and acoustic Taylor guitar both autographed, are still available at auctioncause.com. Concert news: the latest in the long line of upcoming festivals, actually is going to serve a purpose other than just enjoying the music. The new environmentally conscious festival called the Rothbury Festival will take place in early July. Slated to perform are super group Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer, 311, and even Snoop Dogg plus over 50 other international acts. The purpose is to bring attention to the issues of climate change and clean energy alternatives. There will be a think tank panel featuring discussions on clima...