Dave Grohl decided to perform at the Academy Awards so his daughter wouldn't think he's a "big wimp".

Stephen Stills, Barry Goldberg and Kenny Wayne Shepherd decided to move forward together professionally after playing at a benefit in 2013. The result was The Rides.

Fifteen months ago, Phil Collins appeared at the first Dreaming On the Beach benefit concert in Miami Beach to benefit the Little Dreams Foundation.

Def Leppard will be on the road in North America again this summer, bringing along their recent tourmates, Tesla, and adding REO Speedwagon in place of Styx.

He may have compared himself to Jesus, but in Kanye West's eyes, there's only one God, and it's Will Ferrell.

Police are investigating at incident at Perth's Good Life Festival on the weekend after a security guard was badly injured by a punter who went on the attack.

Taylor Swift used her Grammys speech to address her ongoing feud with Kanye West on "her own terms", a source says.

Joe Lynn Turner, who spent three years singing for Deep Purple, thinks that the current members of the band are acting like children over their refusal to let any past members perform with them at their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.

Yoko Ono has been released from hospital and is "running about as usual", according to her son Sean Lennon.

The former home of Freddie Mercury in Feltham, West London, will soon have a Blue Heritage Plaque.

Patrizio Buanne will return to Australia for dates in June.

Elton John has given Los Angeles a free concert in the carpark of the old Tower Records building and Lady Gaga popped up as well.

Keyboard great Bernie Worrell of Parliament-Funkadelic is suffering from stage 4 lung cancer and a long list of artists are coming out to help with medical expenses.

Teen Cancer America will release an exclusive recording of Roger Daltrey performing the 1980 Pete Townshend solo classic “Let My Love Open The Door.”

‘Songs for a New World’, the latest musical for Helpmann winning Luke Joslin, will open in Melbourne in June.

Muse frontman Matt Bellamy thought all the happy people in Los Angeles were fake when he first arrived there.

The Hilltop Hoods land their fifth No.1 Album in Australia this week, as their collection of songs from their last two albums now with The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra entitled “Drinking from the Sun, Walking Under Stars Restrung” enters at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week.

This weeks ARIA Charts fall on a very special date, the 29th of February, which has only occurred twice before in Australian chart history, 1988 and pre-ARIA in 1964; when the dates lined up perfectly within a leap year that the chart came out on a very unique date in our calendar cycle.

Elton John fans in Los Angeles should head to the old Tower Records location at 8801 Sunset Boulevard for a free show on Saturday.

Yoko Ono was rushed to hospital today with news reports she was being treated for a stroke but her son Sean Lennon says the only stroke she has had is a “stroke of genius”.

Rapper Snoop Dogg has posted a series of emotional messages on social media as he mourns following the death of his grandmother.

Muse have been announced as one of the headliners of Glastonbury Festival 2016.

Madonna is facing a potential ban from the Philippines for allegedly "ridiculing" the country's flag during her recent concerts.

Sir Elton John has stunned fans by launching a scathing tirade against Janet Jackson, accusing his fellow superstar of duping fans by lip-syncing on tour.

Don McLean has postponed his tour of Australia, set for March, for one year in the wake of his domestic abuse arrest.

Kesha has thanked fans for protesting outside Sony Music's New York headquarters by sharing a snippet of a new song.

Jake Bugg releases his new album, ‘On My One’ June 17th. The first single, ‘Gimme The Love’, is out on April 15th.

Foy Vance has announced details of his first album for Gingerbread Man Records, the label launched last year by Ed Sheeran with Jamie Lawson’s self-titled No.1 album.

Tim Minchin says he admires the survivors of the victims of the Catholic Church and hopes that we hear “an act of acknowledgement and contrition” from George Pell next week when he answers to the Royal Commission.

Among the multitude of credits that Quincy Jones has collected over the years are three iconic albums from the late-Michael Jackson, Off the Wall, Thriller and Bad.