Waleed Aly and Kim Salmon team up for a track on Volume II of The Key Of Sea — the revolutionary, cross-cultural collaboration project.

Spandau Ballet bookended the 80s. The first album ‘Journeys To Glory’ was released in 1981. They disbanded after the 1989 album ‘Heart Like A Sky’.

Rob ‘Millsy’ Mills has worked non-stop after making his name in Season 1 of Australian Idol.

The legendary New Orleans musician Mac Rebennack (aka Dr John) has given us some of the most authentic Rhythm & Blues over the past half a century.

Psychic Medium John Edward has for the past 25 years had both his believers and non-believers in similar numbers.

Music legend Eric Burdon is a piece of rock history.

Tex Perkins is Australia’s true rock star.

Jim Keays has returned with ‘Dirty Dirty’, one of the best albums of his career.

Welsh mezzo-soprano Katherine Jenkins has just released her 8th studio album ‘Daydream’.

Neal Schon is one of the great American guitarist, a true rock star who started out with Santana, formed his own band Journey, had a bit of fun with “supergroup” Bad English and could possibly end up where he started soon back with Santana.

Adam Lambert didn’t win American Idol and that hasn’t done him any harm whatsoever.

In 2012 The Angels returned with their first album of new material since 1998.

The Monkees were four individuals put together for a television in the 60s but their talents quickly merged to create a unique pop band.

Nickelback formed in 1995 and have gone on to sell over 50 million albums worldwide.

Singer/Songwriter Rodriguez is a music legend on so many levels yet you would never call him a star.

The Pretty Things are music history. Guitarist Dick Taylor was an original member of The Rolling Stones, singer Phil May was David Bowie’s greatest inspiration.

Suzi Quatro is a pop rock icon.

Australian born, LA based singer and songwriter Conrad Sewell has been performing for more than a decade but it was only recently that his name spread via his featured performance on Kygo’s hit ‘Firestone’.

Jon Stevens has gone Hollywood for his latest album ‘Starlight’.

Since we first heard the powerful voice of Deborah Conway via Do-Ré-Mi’s powerful hit ‘Man Overboard’ in 1985 Deborah has been uncompromising doing it her way.

Nile Rodgers is a musical genius. Since the mid 70s, Rodgers has been crafting the sound we know today in contemporary dance music.

After her sudden illness brought The Seekers 50th anniversary tour to a halt in May, the band has confirmed that Judith Durham is well enough to tour again and that the tour will recommence in November in Australia with UK dates added from April 2013.

In the 70s Alice Cooper was every parent's nightmare. Those were the days of the fake blood, guillotines, electric chairs and dead babies. He is no longer every parent's nightmare because those kids from the 70s are now the parents and grandparents of today.

After a 17-year break from recording Adam Ant will return mid-year with his his first album since 1995 Adam Ant Is The Blueblack Hussar in Marrying The Gunner's Daughter.

Daryl Hall & John Oates are one of the greatest duos of all-time.

Kasey Chambers 'Dragonfly' is a work of art.

Vika Bull delivers a stunning performance in ‘At Last: The Etta James Story’.

Ed Sheeran is currently one of the world’s most successful young singer-songwriters.

It has been wild year for Ed Sheeran. At the age of 21 Ed has had five hit singles and one of the most successful albums of the year with ‘+’.

UK folk-hop chart-topper Ed Sheeran defines "top lad", talks about impersonating Rupert Grint, and finally confirms his football team.