Queen is gearing up for a whole tour with former American Idol Adam Lambert set to re-join the band as lead singer.

Big Day Out promoter AJ Maddah has confirmed that the Australian music festival will face massive losses from the 2014 event but the show isn’t over yet.

Elton John's Rocket Pictures will produce and release an animated version of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's second musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

Donovan Leith will be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, according to Howard Stern.

Robert Vineberg, aka Robert Aaron, is one of four people arrested on Tuesday in the investigation into Philip Seymour Hoffman's death.

Steve Perry recently told The Pulse of Radio that he is working on reuniting with his former band Journey but management for the band say it's not going to happen.

Cher is blaming Warner Music because he recent album 'Closer To The Truth' flopped even though in reality it did pretty good.

Abba and Roxette were the two obvious names to enter the very first Sweden Music Hall Of Fame.

Yarra City Council has launched a fund for local artists and arts organisations to help meet the cost of operating within the city.

Bluesfest has added another 12 acts including Garland Jeffreys and Backsliders and the Juke Joint stage is coming back as well.

Jarvis Cocker will deliver an address at the SXSW music conference in Austin, Texas in March.

Lisa Marie Presley will return to Australia in March for her first down under shows in eight years.

Meat Puppets will head to Australia in May for the first time in over 20 years to play Melbourne’s CherryRock014.

David Crosby's 'Croz' album has given the music legend his best debut in 43 years. However, the news is not so bright for Bruce Springsteen.

U2's new song Invisible raised more than $3 million for (RED) in 36 hours, by being downloaded free by over 3 million people around the world.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse will perform their first ever show in Iceland on July 7, 2014.

Eurythmics has released a preview of their version of The Beatles classic ‘Fool On The Hill’.

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MKTO look like having a number one debut album in Australia over this weekend while Pharrell could be struggling to keep the top of the singles chart with Christina Aguilera giving him competition.

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band have touched down on Australian soil and played their first Aussie show in Perth, Western Australia on Wednesday night.

The Dead Daisies will gather in a Sydney studio next week to lay down more new music.

Ball Park Music, out of Brisbane, will return with their third album ‘Puddinghead’ in April.

Klaxons have announced details of a new single, 'There Is No Other Time', ahead of their forthcoming album.

The Late Show With David Letterman will feature special tributes to The Beatles this week featuring performances by Sting with Lenny Kravitz, and the Flaming Lips.

Red Hot Chili Peppers bass player, Flea, pens open letter to fans regarding their Super Bowl miming controversy.

Following his appearance with Daft Punk at the Grammys, Pharrell Williams is playing at another awards night.

Marc Earley, bass player for The Growl, was based in Sydney early Monday morning now leaving the band’s SXSW trip in jeopardy.

Kylie Minogue has released ‘Into The Blue’, the official video for the first single of her upcoming album ‘Kiss Me Once’.

Grammy Award winning Australian orchestra the Australian Chamber Orchestra will perform at the Melbourne Hebrew Congregation.

Michael Spiby of The Badloves will host a songwriting seminar his Melbourne on Sunday.