BluesFest will return to the Royal Albert Hall this autumn for an extended six-day event, which will once again feature an array of international stars from the worlds of blues, soul, jazz, R&B and beyond.

Ted Nugent is about to pass another touring milestone, his 6,500th show.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced a list of people who will induct this year's honoree and will perform.

Tina Arena has expanded her first self-promoted tour and first pop show in a decade to two Sydney shows.

Dave Gregg, who played guitar with the Canadian hardcore punk band D.O.A. during the 80's, died on Sunday after suffering a heart attack at the age of 54.

Duff McKagan may be heading back to Guns N Roses.

Tom Petty has announced that his new album will be titled 'Hypnotic Eye' and will return his sound to that of the first couple of albums.

Marcia Hines will release her new album ‘Amazing’ this Friday.

Hanson will return to Australia and New Zealand to showcase their new album ‘Anthem’.

Frankie Knuckles, the American DJ, record producer and remixer, has died at the age of 59.

Kanye West’s imminent Australian tour has been postponed until September.

Michael Jackson will release a brand new album in May called 'Xscape'.

Pat Boone is a wanted man.

Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks has been selected by Broadcast Music International (BMI) as the 2014 recipient of their Icon Award.

The Rolling Stones have officially announced they will resume touring on May 26 in Norway.

World-renowned street performer and loop artist Dub FX, teamed up with the glitch-beat genius Opiuo, for a banging sell-out at Melbourne’s 170 Russell.

Elvis Costello is working on two new projects with Burt Bacharach, one for a Broadway show.

Marcia Hines will release her ‘Amazing’ album this Friday, marking her first original album since the 90s.

Local Sydney based four piece all-male group 5 Seconds of Summer whose average age is 18 years old, have jumped to No.1 in Australia and New Zealand, plus they have debuted at the top of the English and Irish charts this week.

Melbourne’s historic music venue The Palace will shut permanently in May.

Nathanial Harris, a Ph.D. student at the University of Wollongong, has made a song to explain cancer.

Sir Elton John will marry his longtime partner David Furnish following changes to marriage laws in Great Britain.

Maxwell and D’Angelo will head to Australia in October for what is being billed as Australia’s first annual Neo-Soul, Jazz and Hip-Hop festival, Soulfest.

James Reyne is on an extensive tour of Australia visiting regions where the Prime Minister fears to go.

Marcia Hines will release ‘Amazing’, her first album of original songs, this coming Friday, April 4 on Robert Rigby's Fanfare Records.

Amy Winehouse will 'finally tour the world' as a hologram, it has been claimed.

Brandon Flowers of The Killers and Father John Misty are singing for Johnny Cash.

Devo have set ten dates for an early summer tour in the memory of the late Bob Casale.

Rhino will release a special 50th Anniversary vinyl edition of Otis Redding's debut album, Pain in My Heart, for Record Store Day.

A letter written by John Lennon to Phil Spector in the early 70's has sold at auction for £53,000 ($88,000).