Classic rock voice Bonnie Bramlett, who lit up the airwaves in the early 70's as part of Delaney and Bonnie (Comin' Home, Never Ending Song of Love, Soul Shake), is keeping busy doing guest appearances on a variety of albums.

Five giants of guitar, Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter, Rick Derringer, Leslie West (Mountain) and Kim Simmonds (Savoy Brown) will be touring together this summer in the Rock'n'Blues Fest.

The BUAV has welcomed support from Imperial College London graduate Dr Brian May, following its release of disturbing evidence of terrible animal suffering, poor practice and wrongdoing at one of the University's animal research laboratories.

B.J. Thomas has travelled the road from R&B to pop/rock, country, gospel and back home again with his latest album The Living Room Sessions. Thomas sings many of his hits in new, acoustic-based arrangements with such artists as Vince Gill, Lyle Lovett, Keb Mo, Steve Tyrell and Isaac Slade of The Fray.

Rebecca McBrain, the wife of Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain, was arrested back in early March on battery charges over an incident that happened in their home in Boca Raton, FL.

The Gibson Ebony Les Paul guitar signed by Neil Young and the all of the members of Crazy Horse will close at 3:45pm today (EST).

The Bryan Ferry Orchestra is currently touring Europe in support of their album The Jazz Age, a rather eclectic collection of Ferry's songs from throughout his career done in the style of a jazz orchestra from the 1920's.

Van Halen will play their first show since June, 2012 at Stone Fest in Sydney this weekend.

Kim Wilde and Nik Kershaw will return to Australia for shows in October.

Australian country star Beccy Cole has signed with Robert Rigby’s Ambition Records for her next album.

Mariah Carey is at a "loss for words" after hearing about the tragic bombings in Boston.

Michael Jackson's children might be turned into 'performing monkeys', their godfather has warned.

Rod Stewart is really promoting his upcoming album Time, releasing audio of two of the songs and, now, an official video for the song It's Over.

Paul Weller is excited to announce that he will be performing at the Rough Trade East store in E1 as part of the Record Store Day celebrations on Saturday April 20th at 8pm.

Enjoy the Tribeca Film Festival Experience in the comfort of your own home, with the World Premiere of Day and Date release GREETINGS FROM TIM BUCKLEY.

Tickets were $250 (although those that waited until the day of the show paid as low as $50) and what the fans got for their money was a little over 1-1/2 hours of mostly new music.

Vincent Montana, Jr. may be unknown to the vast majority of people but his music and playing was heard by millions from playing on hits by hundreds of artists to being a member of MFSB, crafting the Sound of Philadelphia and founding the Salsoul Orchestra. Montana died on Saturday at the age of 86.

Adele will reportedly marry in a '50s-themed ceremony in July.

Accordion player and leader of Buckwheat Zydeco, Stanley "Buckwheat" Dural, Jr., is being treated for early stage cancer.

A 16th show has been added to the Rolling Stones' 50 and Counting Tour of North America.

Ozzy Osbourne has apologized to wife Sharon and his family and friends for drinking again and becoming “an asshole”.

Influential 70s New York band Television will perform their art punk classic Marquee Moon in Melbourne for All Tomorrow’s Parties in November.

David Hasselhoff has covered The Angels ‘Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again’ to help raise money for Doc Neeson’s ongoing medical treatment.

Peter Garrett was back on stage with his Midnight Oil mates Jim Moginie and Rob Hirst to sing for Doc Neeson.

Kevin Richardson is to be a dad again.

Kat Von D's wedding to Deadmau5 will be 'the furthest thing from traditional'.

Gwyneth Paltrow went on a date with Chris Martin because they were constantly romantically linked.

Snoop Lion has deemed Miley Cyrus as 'one of the greatest musicians and personalities of all time'.

Meat Loaf cancelled a concert in England on Sunday an hour before he was due to go on.

Last November, the Beach Boys released a rather anemic DVD and Blu-Ray with highlights from their 50th anniversary tour, but fans were left disappointed when only about half the songs from the concert were included.