Robin Thicke’s ‘Blurred Lines’ album has topped the American chart this week with more sales than the entire Top 500 sold in Australia last week.

After a tremendous run at London's Victoria and Albert Museum where it was viewed by 300,000 people, the exhibition David Bowie Is... will move to cities around the world.

Darryl McDaniels of Run-DMC has spoken out about modern day hip-hop saying it appeals to "stupid America".

Grammy Award winning jazz artist George Duke has died after battling leukemia. He was 67-years old.

Jon Stevens is about to embark on a Dead Daisies American tour with his leg in plaster. Stevens broke his leg and dislocated his thumb just a week before the tour was to begin.

Motörhead has posted a short statement on their website on why they chose to play the Wacken Festival this past weekend, after having said they were cancelling all festivals for the year, and the aftermath of their shortened set.

Porcupine Tree founder Steven Wilson will play solo east coast dates in Australia in October.

Pitbull and Ke$ha have teamed up for a double header tour of Australia.

Martha Davis and the Motels will return to Australia in November.

Nils Lofgren is putting together his biggest a career retrospective to date.

After playing in Toronto on July 20, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark's drummer Malcolm Holmes collapsed back stage, causing the balance of the band's tour to be cancelled.

Diana Ross played the first of two shows at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday night to a large crowd, putting on a 75-minute show that included four costume changes.

Black Sabbath's music is coming to life in what is being described as "an all-original, terrifying 3-D maze" at Universal Studios Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights.

Neil Young’s next instalment from his archives will be The Washington, DC concert ‘Live At the Cellar Door 1970’.

M-Phazes, the Melbourne based hip-hop producer and performer, has remixed Davey Lane’s ‘You’re The Cops, I’m The Crime’.

Sydney hip-hop duo Jackie Onassis has signed with Sony Music.

Stereophonics will release a Volume two of their current album ‘Graffiti on the Train’ and there may even be a third album as well.

Wendy Matthews is about to release ‘The Welcome Fire’, her first album of new, original material in over 10 years.

George Michael has revealed the permanent trauma from his car accident for the first time.

Steely Dan are on the road this summer with the "Mood Swings: 8 Miles to Pancake Day Tour."

Geoffrey Rush is one of the most beloved actors on stage and screen. He’s one of the few who has won the Trifecta of Acting; an Oscar, an Emmy and a Tony award.

The Australian Radio Network (ARN) has today launched digital music service iHeartRADIO in Beta in Australia.

Friends of Stevie Wright have gathered to show their support for the now bedridden rock star who has left hospital for respite but whose health is continuing to fail him.

Motorhead was forced to cut their appearance at the Wacken Open Air Festival in Germany after lead singer and bassist Lemmy appeared to be unable to continue.

Pink returns for an eighth week at No.1 on the ARIA Albums chart with her set “The Truth About Love”, plus it’s the third week at the top during 2013 (January, July and now).

Avicii spends a fifth straight week at No.1 with his song “Wake Me Up”.

Richard Clapton will return to Sydney’s State Theatre in November for his sixth annual concert this year titled ‘The Best Years Of Our Lives’.

Believe it or not Katy Perry is the biggest album seller listed to still release a new album in 2013.

Seeing You Am I play to a packed house at the Enmore Thursday night was like seeing a band of adventurers returning home after a long journey of exploration and discovery to a welcoming parade where all the inner city Sydney townsfolk that saw them off in the early ‘90s came back to show their love and appreciation.

The soundtrack for the movie about iconic New York nightclub CBGB will include many of the acts who made their name at the venue including Blondie, Talking Heads and The Ramones.