Paloma Faith’s remaining Australian shows have been cancelled.

The Blast of Our Kind tour will commence on November 30th in Norwich and culminate in a triumphant show at London's Roundhouse on December 20th.

Motley Crue’s final Australian tour is the party to end all parties and who better to kick off the events other than the ringmaster himself Alice Cooper.

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo will perform in Australia in Melbourne in February 2016.

Paloma Faith has once again cancelled her Sydney show for tonight (May 13) after postponing yesterday's show due to illness.

Tommy Emmanuel, the Australian guitar player Eric Clapton says is “the best I’ve ever seen”, will return home for shows in Australia in August.

Following the leak of new track 'No Harm' via a Play It Again Sam compilation and an eagle eyed fan, Editors are proud to unveil their first video collaboration with Iranian born, Dutch resident Rahi Rezvani.

Paloma Faith’s Sydney show for tonight (May 12, 2015) has been postponed for one night due to illness.

Iceland’s Of Monsters and Men have released a video for their new song ‘Crystals’.

Prince played his Rally 4 Peace benefit concert on Sunday afternoon at Royal Farm Arena in Baltimore, keeping the crowd enraptured with hit-after-hit.

Mary J. Blige and De La Soul will perform at Soulfest 2015 in Sydney and Melbourne only. Brisbane was been removed from the schedule.

The Monkees featuring Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork, will perform their first concert in the UK since their sold-out concert at the Royal Albert Hall in 2011.

Django Django have announced a new December tour which will see the band visit Derry, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham.

The Motley Crue farewell tour has reached the Southern Hemisphere with the first show in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday night (May 9, 2015).

The Sports played their first shows in 34 years in Melbourne on the weekend and then split up again.

For two nights over the past weekend, Pure Gold Live delivered 12 acts and 39 classic Australian songs.

Spandau Ballet, one of the standout acts of the New Romantic movement of the early 80’s, returned to Boston for the first time in over three decades to a near full house at the House of Blues on April 30, 2015.

Bette Midler has kicked off her Divine Intervention world tour that will see her on the road in North America and the UK through until July.

Backstreet Boys kicked off the first show of their Australian tour in Melbourne Friday night and fulfilled the ‘guilty pleasure’ of some 10000+ 30something females.

Mariah Carey proved to be a 'Vision of Love' during her premiere performance of Mariah #1 To Infinity.

Roots guitarist Ry Cooder, bluegrass icon Ricky Skaggs and country and gospel singer (and Skagg's wife) Sharon White will join together for a tour that runs from mid-June to mid-November.

Paul Weller will play an Amazon secret show on Saturday 16th May.

Shania Twain has added nineteen new dates to her Rock This Country Tour, which she claims will be her final large scale trek.

Mary Wilson of The Supremes will perform dates in Australia in June.

Brisbane’s Holy Holy will spend the rest of May touring the UK and Europe.

Cold Chisel lead guitarist Ian Moss will head out on his own national tour before the Chisel dates later this year and he will reissue his acoustic album ‘Six Strings’ to coincide with the tour.

AC/DC are officially back on the road with the first show in their Rock or Bust World Tour.

Cold Chisel has sold out the first night of their Last Stand of Sydney’s Entertainment Centre’ show and have put a second show on sale.

Death Cab For Cutie will tour Australia in July.

The Who are planning to close the Glastonbury music festival with a bang this year.