Disney has ‘Frozen’ out Beyoncé from the number one album in the USA.

Beth Hart will perform Bluesfest sideshows in Sydney and Melbourne in April.

The Wailers, the original backing band of Bob Marley, have added a Melbourne Bluesfest sideshow to their upcoming Australian dates.

Guns N' Roses will tour South America in March after The Dead Daisies finish their round of shows in Australia.

T. Rex fans will have access to Marc Bolan rarities for the first time when the band's catalogue is reissued.

Metallica, Stevie Wonder and Nile Rodgers will be paired with recent artists for the 56th Grammy Awards in LA later this month.

Katy Perry 'Roar' was the biggest selling song in Australia in 2013.

Pink 'The Truth About Love' was the second biggest selling album in Australia for the second year running.

The Crimson ProjeKCt, featuring members of King Crimson, have announced rescheduled dates for Australia and New Zealand.

We Are Scientists have postponed their Australian tour to May.

Ringo Starr will become a Powerpuff Girl for the cartoon superhero comeback on January 20.

Kinks founders Ray and Dave Davies are getting on better than ever and even spent New Year's Eve together.

Kiss founders Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley have eliminated the possibility of a reunion with Peter Criss and Ace Frehley for a performance for the band's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.

Eurythmics will be doing it for The Beatles and for the CBS/Grammy special The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute to the Beatles.

So Frenchy So Chic, the annual music festival celebrating the music of France, starts this Saturday in Melbourne.

The Dead Daises made the Classic Rock Magazine Top 50 Songs of the Year.

St Kilda Festival has revealed the 2014 line-up with Sunday event featuring a who’s who of Australian music including Mat.McHugh, Renee Geyer and Busby Marou.

Justin Beiber ‘Beliebers’ have become ‘Unbeliebers’. Bieber released his new album ‘Journals’ just two week ago and the fans don’t care.

Phil Everly's death at age 74 on Friday has set off tributes from some of the biggest names in the business including Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, Brian May of Queen and Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong.

Lou Doillon, the French singer, actress and model, will perform at the So Frenchy So Chic festival when it gets underway in Melbourne on January 12.

Glenn Shorrock and Brian Cadd will spend the first half of 2014 on an extensive Australian dates with dates going through to June.

The Pixies have delivered new music for 2014.

With the Christmas season over, it allows regular albums to reclaim the charts, and this week the self-titled fifth album for Beyonce climbs back up two places to give her the first ARIA No.1 album of her career.

For the first chart of 2014, Pharrell Williams scores his third chart-topping appearance on the ARIA Singles Chart with his up-tempo track “Happy”.

Saul Zaentz, producer of ‘One Flew Over The Cookoo’s Nest’ and one-time owner of Fantasy Records, has died at the age of 92.

Phil Everly of the legendary Every Brothers has passed away at the age of 74.

Blink-182, Angels & Airwaves frontman Tom DeLonge has written a children’s book.

Morrissey, the whacky, outspoken former lead singer of The Smiths, is now comparing meat-eaters to paedophiles.

Eagles can now rightfully claim their classic ‘Hotel California’ to be the biggest album of all-time … literally.

Michael Jackson's mother Katherine has aborted an upcoming documentary of her son that was to be funded by fans.