Australian supergroup The Dead Daisies have made The Beatles ‘Helter Skelter’ one of their own after performing the song for the 70th time.

The Doobie Brothers will release the reworking of their greatest hits with country music guest stars on November 4 via Arista Nashville.

Smokey Robinson has recorded a new version of 'The Way You Do The Things You Do' with CeeLo Green.

Henry Stone, whose music career has spanned the entirety of the rock era, died on Thursday at Mercy Hospital in Miami. He was 93.

Australia’s Vanessa Amorosi will be Dave Stewart’s special guest for his The Beatles 50th At The Bowl show in August.

Robert Plant and the Fabulous Space Shifters have announced a seven date North American tour that will take them from New York to L.A.

The Dead Daisies frontman Jon Stevens joined Billy Joel on stage at Madison Square Garden in New York on Thursday night and knocked out an AC/DC classic.

Rick Springfield has cancelled his upcoming Australian tour to make a movie with Meryl Streep.

The Who want to do it up big for their 50th anniversary.

It wouldn't be a Morrissey statement without a little political ranting.

SXSW 2015 has opened registrations and meet-ups have been set for Sydney and Melbourne next week.

Ash Grunwald and Hiatus Kaiyote have been named in the first round of performers for the Australian World Music Expo (AWME) in Melbourne in November.

The Hilltop Hoods and Richard Clapton, as well as The Gaslight Anthem & some of Pink Floyd’s back catalogue lead this week's new music releases.

Epstein: The Man Who Made The Beatles, the long-awaited play about the legendary music manager Brian Epstein, opened at London's Leicester Square Theatre on Monday night.

With David Letterman readying to retire from late night television, a number of traditions he established over the years are also about to go away.

Devo is planning to release a live CD and DVD from their current tour where they are playing music from early in their career.

Jake Hooker, guitarist for the British band The Arrows and the writer of the rock anthem I Love Rock 'n' Roll, died on Monday in Malibu, CA at the age of 61.

Guy Sebastian will embark on his biggest tour ever in 2015 with dates in Australia’s biggest arenas.

Angus and Julia Stone look set to top album chart this week while Paloma Faith is safe with no 1 single.

Bluejuice have released the last of their new music as they prepare to break-up after the next tour.

John Butler is using the storyboard of a schoolyard bully to tell a broader story in his new video ‘How Do You Sleep At Night’.

Sheppard ‘Geronimo’ has passed the 4 times platinum mark in sales in Australia and will now most likely end up as the biggest selling Australian song of 2014.

The iconic House of Blues on the legendary Sunset Strip in West Hollywood will be torn down and make way for a block of flats.

The Cat Empire are inviting musicians around Australia to join them as special guests for the tour.

Manfred Mann's first album in ten years, Lone Arranger, will be released on October 17 in Europe and October 20 in the U.K.

Megadeth and Cee Lo Green are the latest artists to cancel appearances in Israel and the country's conflict with Hamas and Palestine continues.

Live Nation has teamed up with NSW Health to deliver a health education program targeting 15-29 year olds.

Marianne Faithfull has released the first single from her upcoming album Give My Love to London (September 29).

Joan Armatrading plans to quit touring after one final worldwide tour that will bring her to Australia in December.

Stevie Nicks album, 24 Karat Gold: Songs From the Vault is Nicks' first new album in three years and contains music originally written by Nicks between 1969 and 1987 along with one song each from 1994 and 1995.