Paul McCartney is amused by that people hearing his new music don’t expect it to be him.

Allman Brothers legend Greg Allman will perform in Australia for the very first time for Bluesfest and soul legend Aaron Neville will play his first ever solo shows for Bluefest.

James Blunt will be in Sydney next week for a performance for iHeartRADIO.

Tex Perkins has taken to Facebook to take a dig at DIG, the ABC’s digital radio station for what he considers to have been “unprofessional conduct” after they used information from an interview not due air until late October to spill the beans on Homebake.

‘Behind The Candleabra’, the movie about the life of Liberace, won two Emmy Awards.

Australian pop icon Little Pattie has cast her vote of support for Labor candidate Anthony Albanese as Labor leader.

Former Decoder Ring member Lenka will return for a run of East Coast Australia dates in October to showcase her ‘Shadows’ album.

Sydney four-piece The Jezabels are ready to unveil the first new music from their upcoming second album.

Legendary singer Ray Charles has been honoured by the US Postal Service with a stamp in his name.

Nazareth singer Dan McCafferty announced his retirement from the band after collapsing on stage last month.

The last year has revealed ARIA winning Sarah Blasko as a bold, thoughtful and intense female performer willing to break the mould of singer-songwriting and confirmed her place as 'one of Australia's finest Artists'.

Paul McCartney performed three songs for the very first time at the iHeartRADIO festival in Las Vegas this weekend.

Neil Young is a “long, strange trip” according to Graham Nash in his memoir.

With just over three months to go for the remainder of 2013, Russell Morris ‘Sharkmouth’ is shaping up to be the underdog success story of the year.

Avicii is joining Capital FM to host his own radio show.

The legendary Doobie Brothers will perform a special show in October to raise money for the John Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center in Baltimore.

The top three albums in the country are all new entries this week, with Keith Urban taking out the top spot with his ninth studio album entitled “Fuse”.

Fact: Elvis Presley and Engelbert Humperdinck were great friends.

Katy Perry goes back to No.1 in Australia with her track “Roar” this week, notching up a four week at the top, helped by X-Factor favorite Dami Im’s performance of the song on last weeks show, with Dami’s version entering at No.44.

Sir Mick Jagger is reportedly set to become a great-grandfather.

American singer, songwriter and guitarist Boz Scaggs will perform shows in Japan in November.

Frank Zappa’s band The Mothers of Invention, now called The Grandmothers of Invention’, will continue to tour after performing live throughout 2013.

Music streaming platform Deezer has added new Clash collection, ‘The Clash Sound System’ to its service.

Metallica have given fans a preview of their upcoming ‘Through The Never’ 3D movie with the release of the 8-minute ‘Master of Puppets’ clip.

Eminem has revealed the cover of his new album ‘The Marshall Mathers LP 2’ to fans.

With a little under three weeks until we finally hear a full album of music from the four Findlay sisters of the Macedon Ranges, Stonefield have detailed album pre-order options and announced an Australian tour.

Real life Spinal Tap band Steel Panther will return to Australia in December.

Australian supergroup The Dead Daisies have a new member. Darryl Jones, bass player for the Rolling Stones since 1994, has joined the band.

Homebake 2013 will be held on the steps of the Sydney Opera House and will feature performances from Paul Kelly, Gurrumul, Birds of Tokyo and The Presets.

Punk pioneers Misfits from Lodi, New Jersey will tour Australia and New Zealand in January.