No Doubt will make it to Australia although it won’t be for Soundwave next year.

Kyle Glover, the step-son of R&B star Usher, passed away from injuries he sustained from a tragic jet ski accident earlier this month.

Thirty-three years ago, the Who were scheduled to play a show at the Providence Civic Center but the venue cancelled the show in the wake of the infamous stampede outside the group's Cincinnati stop.

Steven Van Zandt might be forced to skip a number of stops on the current Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band tour due to previous committeemen to his series Lllyhammer.

The explosive tour with co-headliners Motley Crue and KISS opened on Friday night at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, VA.

Are you a drummer who doesn’t mind performing nude and can maintain an erection for one minute while playing? Then do we have a job for you.

Karise Eden’s “My Journey” album holds for a fourth consecutive week at No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart, as her former competitors debut all below her, giving us four acts from ‘The Voice’ within the Top 10 this week, something which Australian Idol could only do once with two albums from two former acts (winner Guy Sebastian & runner-up Shannon Noll for a single week in April of 2004).

Fun become the second act this year and the second group this decade to score two No.1 singles, as their new track “Some Nights” moves up a spot to the top of the ARIA Singles Chart this week. Earlier in the year they hit No.1 with “We Are Young”, which held the top spot for three weeks from mid-March, and it holds at No.41 for another week.

Nas reveals he has a deep connection with his inner blues musician.

Sir Elton John thinks about his son "24 hours a day".

Still reeling from the release of their critically acclaimed self-titled debut LP, Django Django are pleased to announce that new single 'Hail Bop', will be released on August 13th.

Nicole Scherzinger has experienced 'a torrid few days' with her boyfriend Lewis Hamilton.

Leona Lewis is working with Adele's favourite record producer as she isn't 'sentimental' about her team.

Rihanna and her entourage have asked disgruntled cruise line staff members to join her all night parties.

Veteran R&B band Mint Condition will mark their third decade in the biz with their 8th album ‘Music @ The Speed Of Life’ in September.

Elton John is coming back to Australia in November but for three shows only and only in Sydney, Perth and Canberra.

Colin Hay has re-recorded his classic Men At Work hit ‘Down Under’ minus the flute riff.

Hip-hop pioneer Grandmaster Melle Mel of the Furious Five will tour Australia for the first time.

After Noel Gallagher reportedly turned them down, Liam agrees to do Oasis’ ‘Wonderwall’ at the Olympics Closing Ceremony.

Trippy electro producer Flying Lotus has announced the guests, title, release date and tracklist for his new album.

Reunited Swedish hardcore legends Refused perform two classics on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.

The Paul Kelly movie ‘Stories Of Me’ will premiere in October.

The son of the late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, Jason, will pay tribute to his father’s band in a national tour.

The music of former Silverchair singer Daniel Johns features in the new television commercial for Qantas.

A very diverse selection of new releases this week, including Passion Pit, Slipknot, Old Crow Medicine Show and The Gaslight Anthem.

The story of Motown is coming to Broadway with a book by Berry Gordy and the music that made Detroit famous.

Folk icons America are on their way Down Under for a national tour with Rick Price.

Following the Record Store Day release of the limited edition Starman 7" picture disc, EMI will release a 40th anniversary limited edition 7" picture disc of David Bowie's John, I'm Only Dancing. The disc will be released on September 11 in the U.S. and September 3 in the rest of the world.

The nominees were announced on Thursday for the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards with a number of programs involving veteran musical artists in the mix.

The year was 1962 and the location was a garage in Hollywood. Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss started A&M Records, kicking off their new label with the hit single The Lonely Bull by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass.