Sir Cliff Richard is heading to Nashville in April to record an album of classic rock and roll songs and he is singing a lot of those songs on his current Australia tour.

Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell, Billy Bragg and The Zombies are just some of the artists to perform at Austin record store Waterloo Records during SXSW.

Aidan Roberts and Daniel Holdsworth’s rendition of Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells ‘For Two)’ is one of the most stunning musical performances I have witnessed in years.

Pink’s world tour is officially underway after firing up for Phoenix, Arizona this week.

Ringo Starr performed his first two shows ever in Sydney this week with his All-Starr Band.

Stereophonics will return to Australia in April hot on the release of their next album ‘Graffiti on the Train’.

Azealia Banks will play sideshows for Future Music Festival in Sydney and Melbourne next month.

Rose Tattoo, Jon Stevens and Steve Balbi of Noiseworks, Jimmy Barnes and Don Walker of Cold Chisel, Rob Hirst and Jim Moginie of Midnight Oil, Baby Animals, Mark Gable of Choirboys, Diesel, Screaming Jets, The Radiators, Mi-Sex, Red Phoenix, members of The Angels and Diva Demolition will gather for a benefit concert of Doc Neeson.

Flaming Lips and Paramore will perform at SXSW as part of the Warner Music showcases.

The Prodigy will play one-show only outside the Future Music Festival in Sydney in March.

Tame Impala will tour Australia in late April with dates in major venues such as Festival Hall, Melbourne and Hordern Pavilion in Sydney.

It’s all about the songs. That sounds so obvious when you say it but how many shows have you seen where it’s all about the set, the costumes or the effects.

Jerry Hall will bring The Graduate to Melbourne in September.

Three artists slated to perform at Bluesfest 2013 have picked up Grammy Awards.

Wolfmother have been added to the list of Australian acts to play at SXSW next month.

In many ways, Beck is the modern era's David Bowie. He constantly flirts with different music styles and is a chameleon when it comes to performing.

Music legend Carole King started her Australian tour in Canberra last week and last night (February 10) played at the Leeuwin Estate in Western Australia.

Lita Ford, a founding member and the guitarist for The Runaways, will perform two shows in Australia in May.

Ringo Starr flew into Brisbane this afternoon to kick off his first time on an Australian stage since The Beatles’ one and only Aussie tour of 1964.

Thin Lizzy have cancelled all Australian sideshows on their upcoming tour except for Melbourne and Penrith.

Bon Jovi have had to postpone the very first show of the ‘Because We Can’ tour because they can’t.

Barry Gibb is digging deep into the Bee Gees catalogue to give fans a total retrospective show dating back to the early days of the Bee Gees on his Australian tour.

The legendary Dame Julie Andrews will tour Australia for the very first time in May.

The set times for All Tomorrow's Parties curated by The Drones has been announced.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse will play an intimate theatre show at Melbourne’s The Plenary on the upcoming tour next month.

They Might Be Giants have launched a free music app and it features a different song every day from their upcoming album ‘Nanobots’.

The Hollies chose New Zealand to kick off their year long 50th Anniversary Tour, starting last Wednesday in Palmerstown North and winding through Dunedin and Napier to their fourth concert on Monday night in Hamilton.

Sir Paul McCartney reportedly left streetcar riders in New Orleans amazed on a recent ride.

Tool, featuring vocalist Maynard James Keenan, guitarist Adam Jones, drummer Danny Carey and bassist Justin Chancellor, will return to Australia and New Zealand in April but there is no new music.

Graveyard Train, Tony Joe White and Ross Wilson are just some of the acts scheduled to play Carnival of Suburbia in Melbourne in March.