KISS' announcement on Sunday that they would not play at their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has disappointed many fans, including Roman Fernandez, the former partner of the late-Bill Aucoin.

Harold Ramis, best known for his role as Spengler the Ghostbuster in Ghostbusters, has died at his home in Chicago at age 69.

Global Poverty Project has launched Global Citizen Tickets, a platform that rewards social activism with concert tickets.

Aussie entertainer Tim Campbell will cover the songs of the 70s and 80s with his next album ‘High School Disco’.

Brisbane duo DZ Deathrays have downed tools on their second album and christened the work ‘Black Rat’.

Kiss have officially withdrawn from performing at their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in April.

INXS have sunk to a new low by coming across as disloyal backstabbers to the memory of their late singer Michael Hutchence.

Bruce Springsteen opened his second winery show in the Hunter Valley in News South Wales with a cover of Eric Burdon & War ‘Spill The Wine’.

Green Day played their first headline gig at Soundwave on Brisbane on Saturday night (February 22, 2014) with a mix of covers through the set including songs by Rick Springfield, Monty Python and AC/DC.

INXS played their last concert with Michael Hutchence at the Star Lake Amphitheater in Burgettstown, PA on September 27, 1997. Less than two months later, Hutchence was dead.

Guns N' Roses will return to Las Vegas for a second residency this May.

Nazareth have named Scottish singer Linton Osborne as their new lead singer, replacing Dan McCafferty who had fronted the group since their founding in 1968.

INXS is the biggest band in the land at the moment with thanks to their questionable TV movie ‘Never Tear Us Apart’.

Bruce Springsteen kicked off the first of two concerts in the Hunter Valley with a cover of the 1947 classic 'Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee'.

Kiss will not perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction with original members Ace Frehley and Peter Criss.

INXS stay put at No.1 with their compilation “The Very Best”, as the second part of the mini-series ‘INXS: Never Tear us Apart’ screened last Sunday night on Channel 7.

For a seventh week, Pharrell Williams is “Happy” at the top of the ARIA Singles chart, with the track now being re-certified 4x▲ Platinum in sales.

Kanye West will perform a second show in both Sydney and Melbourne on his upcoming tour.

Snoop Dogg, Booker T. Jones, Charlie Musselwhite and William Bell are some of the names getting together at SXSW for ‘Take Me To The River’, a free show at Austin’s Butler Park on March 15.

Engelbert Humperdinck’s duets album ‘Engelbert Calling’ has been scheduled for a March 17 release in the UK and the tracklisting can now be revealed.

Sydney media personality Charlotte Dawson has been found dead in her Sydney home.

The Rolling Stones opened their 14 on Fire tour on Friday night with their first performance ever in the United Arab Emirates.

Production on Gregg Allman's biopic 'Midnight Rider' has come to a halt after a train went through the set while filming, killing one crew member.

The Fratellis will return to Australia for the first time since 2008.

Beck has the biggest album of the week in this week's new releases list.

Green Day slipped a secret show into their Australian visit with a surprise performance in Sydney on Thursday night.

Bo Ningen from Japan will head to the UK in May.

A major new exhibition of music memorabilia, featuring David Bowie's ripped Ziggy Stardust shirt, will take place in honour of the historic British music venue Aylesbury Friars from Monday March 1st.

Fans of Marc Bolan and Top of the Pops are in for a real treat on 3 March when exclusive footage of the legendary star Marc Bolan performing Teenage Dream on Top of the Pops on 7 February 1974 resurfaces for the first time on a CD/DVD collection which includes Tanx and Alloy And The Riders of Tomorrow/A Creamed Cage.

Leon Russell will release his first solo album since 2006, Life Journey, on April 1, the day before his 72nd birthday.