Prince is spending his last night in Melbourne tonight at the iconic St Kilda venue The Espy.

Shai had one big hit back in 1992. Remember ‘If I Ever Fall In Love”?

Canadian bluesman Matt Andersen tells Noise11 he plans to record a live album with Aussie rocker Diesel.

Brisbane’s swoony indie popsters Hungry Kids of Hungary finish their second album and head to the UK and Europe.

Jordie Lane will play Gram Parsons in the stage production of Grievous Angel.

English baroque pop sprite Patrick Wolf books some extra special acoustic shows for Australia.

Slash will be back in Australia for dates in August.

Prince’s second Melbourne show last night featured special guests Chuck D and Flava Flav.

Zoran Trivic of rockers Gyroscope has broken both his legs in a motorcycle accident, postponing their Perth benefit show.

The Madonna MDNA World Tour will kick off in Israel on May 31 and in true Madonna fashion, the setlist has been leaked.

Emmylou Harris will return to Australia in November.

Sydney pop-punk upstarts, Tonight Alive, have been nominated for two Kerrang! Awards just before their national tour.

Rap mogul Jay-Z has announced his Made In America music festival and wants President Obama to join in.

Prince is equal parts Elvis Presley and James Brown. He is part Michael Jackson but Jackson needed a producer and didn’t play an instrument. Prince is also Jimi Hendrix. He is all of the above.

Johnny Mackay of Children Collide is relocating from Melbourne to New York next week but it isn’t permanent.

Seal and Public Enemy’s Flava Flave joined Prince on stage for his after show show at Sydney’s Ivy Club in the wee small hours of Sunday morning.

Coldplay will be in Australia in November with The Temper Trap and Alabama’s The Pierces but only on the East Coast.

Prince really shook the setlist around for the second night of his Australian tour with a completely different setlist from the night before.

Prince has opened his Welcome2Australia tour with full coverage of his career dating back 1981’s ‘Controversy’ album.

Prince will keep with tradition and play an after show show at Sydney’s Ivy tomorrow night (Saturday, May 12).

Don Walker has announced solo dates off the back of those upcoming Cold Chisel UK dates.

Steel Panther are coming back to Australia for the second time this year.

Punch Brothers will head to Australia for the first time in August for dates in Melbourne and Adelaide.

Grunge pioneers Mudhoney will play a single Splendour In The Grass sideshow in July.

US rock band Train will perform at an AFL football match during their upcoming Australian tour.

Bright synthpop Swedes Miike Snow announce two sideshows and post a Dirty South remix.

Lana Del Rey, Band Of Skulls, Friends, Kimbra, Last Dinosaurs and more come to Adelaide for the Splendour Spin Off.

The Afghan Whigs will return to the stage for the first time in 13 years at the Bowery in New York on May 23.

New artist to watch Emma Louise will perform East Coast shows in Australia leading into Splendour In The Grass.

Australia’s Mirusia Louwerse, seen globally on the Andre Rieu world tour, will perform her own shows in Australia in July.