A special concert to honor the late Jon Lord of Deep Purple will be held in early next year with exact date and location to be determined.

Andrew Stockdale of Wolfmother is now officially a solo act after playing his last Wolfmother show with Aerosmith in Melbourne two weeks ago.

Maestro Andre Rieu has written and performed a new waltz for the coronation of the King and Queen of the Netherlands.

Kid Rock will tour Australia for the very first time as special guest of Bon Jovi on the Because We Can tour.

Taylor Swift will return to Australia in December for her Red tour.

The Australian Prime Minister is coming to dinner. The Honourable Julia Gillard will attend Marieke Hardy’s Dream Dinner in Melbourne for SLAM.

Renée Geyer is taking her ‘Swing’ show on the road.

David Bowie is making a statement about the corruption of the Catholic Church in his new video ‘The Next Day’.

Disturbed/Device lead singer David Drainman has shared the view from the womb of his yet-to-be first-born child.

At the moment Robin Thicke looks set to land his first national No.1 single in Australia with “Blurred Lines”. If successful, Thicke will knock off Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” after only one week.

The little Canadian band that couldn't and then made it big after their career was chronicled in a documentary, Anvil, are out with a new album on May 28 called Hope in Hell (The End Records).

Indian rap singer Honey Singh will face court next week to face to respond to allegations over singing vulgar songs.

Rita Ora was seen getting "really cosy" with Scottish DJ Calvin Harris over the weekend.

Two separate ex-members of ABBA, appearing in two different corners of the world, have each quashed any rumors that the group will reunite.

The final scheduled show for George Jones, scheduled for November 22 at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena, will go on as a tribute to the late singer.

As the festival announcements continue, one of the last of the year, Austin City Limits, has named their lineup.

Ed Sheeran reveals his forthcoming album is a bit of a musical hodgepodge.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will open their new exhibit Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction on Friday, May 24, just in time for Memorial Day vacationers.

Margaret Groening, the mother of Simpsons creator Matt Groenig, has passed away at the age of 94.

AEG Ogden has appointed six senior executives to its venues around Australia.

Beyonce has recorded a brand new song titled ‘Rise Up’ for the animated movie ‘Epic’.

Zooey Deschanel and her bandmate are "like 21st century pen pals."

Today, Rod Stewart will celebrate the release of "Time," his 28th studio album and long-awaited return to songwriting, with fans during a live Twitter Q&A at 12 - 1:00 PM PST (5AM Melbourne time).

Nas claims a concert promoter cannot sue him for being kidnapped. The rapper, who used to be married to pop star Kelis, says that Patrick Allocco only has himself to blame for being held captive in Angola.

Ed Sheeran claims One Direction's forthcoming album is now complete.

Bruno Mars would love to "find a new talent".

Hugh Laurie feels like an untrained "Saudi Arabian playboy" driving a Ferrari when he performs his music.

Julian Lennon Goes "Lookin' 4 Luv" On mesmerizing ballad from new album Everything Changes.

UK rock station, Planet Rock has found that Bob Dylan's song 'All along the Watchtower' covered by Jimi Hendrix Experience is the greatest rock cover song of all time.

With the induction of Rush into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, one of the tent-pole overlooked acts has finally come off the wish list. That leaves only about thirty or forty more who deserve induction but have been overlooked.