Jimmy Barnes has hit the road and is performing complete albums along the way.

360 has spoken up after becoming the topic of talk shows following his appearance on Q&A on Monday night.

U2’s spam stunt has hurt US sales.

Australian rapper 360 has called out Australia for racism telling the audience of the ABC’s Q&A that he identifies the Australian flag with racism.

The opening legal maneuver in the lawsuit against Led Zeppelin over the song Stairway to Heaven has gone against the band.

Reggae singer and songwriter John Holt died on Sunday in a London hospital at the age of 69. No cause of death has been released.

Jimmy Buffett played the first of two consecutive Saturday nights at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas this past weekend, treating the crowd to 41 years of hits and rarities.

39 people in Australia actually paid to download the U2 album ‘Songs Of Innocence’ last week.

Foo Fighters are being accused of ripping off a Dio song with their new track ‘Something From Nothing’.

Pop-punk veterans The Dickies are heading to Australia and New Zealand for the first time ever.

John Legend will return to Australia in December for a national tour including A Day On The Green dates.

Eddie Izzard will be back in Australia in January after a flash visit to Sydney on the weekend for the Just For Laughs comedy festival.

Kylie Minogue has cancelled all upcoming shows for Germany after the local promoter went into administration.

Foo Fighters completed their week long residency on The Late Show With David Letterman performing their new song 'Something From Nothing'.

Out On The Weekend, the new alt-Country Americana festival held in Melbourne on Saturday, exceeded expectations and generated great comments from the concert-goers.

Joanne Borgella, an American Idol contestant from the 2008 season, has lost her battle with cancer at the age of 32.

AC/DC have released their first official photo with new member Stevie Young, who has replaced his uncle and founding member Malcolm Young.

The Australian Commercial Radio Awards (ACRAs) were held on Saturday night in Melbourne.

Woodford Folk Festival 2014 has tapped a world-class line-up for 2015 with semi-Aussie band Violent Femmes leading the charge along with Bertie Blackman and The Cat Empire.

U2 main man, Bono, has made a candid revelation on the reason why he is never seen without his trademark sunglasses indoors - he suffers from glaucoma.

Tanya Tucker's career, which started with a number 1 record at the age of 13 and has now lasted for 42 years, will be featured in a new exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville.

The Manic Street Preachers have been honored with a nomination for the 2013-14 Welsh Music Prize for their album Futureology.

Triple J land their second No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart as “Like a Version Volume 10” debuts at the top this week, and fifty-one weeks ago (28-Oct-13) Volume 9 did the same thing by entering at the top of the ARIA Chart.

Ed Sheeran climbs to No.1 with his single “Thinking Out Loud” after two weeks of sitting in second position, plus the song also achieves ▲Platinum in sales this week.

Status Quo will strip back for their first unplugged album.

Karise Eden had a few seconds added to her 15 minutes of fame this week after appearing on the ABC’s Australia Story.

Neil Young has joked that his new music device Pono will come with a U2 removal button.

Lady Gaga is moving to California. The Manhattan born and raised dweller has put down $24million for a Malibu mansion complete with its own bowling alley, horse stables and a Batcave.

Supertramp's album Crime of the Century is forty years old this year.

Reports have surfaced that Motown singer Jimmy Ruffin is gravely ill in the intensive care unit of a Las Vegas hospital.