The Glastonbury Festival in Pilton, England has drawn numerous veteran acts for their 2013 edition. Among them are the following five with their set lists:

Music legend Engelbert Humperdinck is spending time with his family in Sydney before starting his Australian tout this week.

It was the place where he became a major figure in music and now it will be his final resting place. The ashes of Richie Havens will be scattered at what was once Max Yasgur's farm where the Woodstock festival was held in 1969.

Multi-platinum selling folk-rock star Al Stewart has joined the fight to save a West Yorkshire pub after hearing of the residents' campaign to transform the boozer into a community hub.

Simon and Schuster Children's Books today announced a worldwide publication agreement with Ringo Starr for a picture book edition of his famous Beatles hit, Octopus's Garden, 45 years after the song was first written.

The Voice winner Harrison Craig’s ‘More Than A Dream’ album became the 4th fastest selling album of 2013 this week but was that good enough?

Fleetwood Mac have added addition dates to the Australian tour for Perth and Brisbane.

After three and a half years Mikelangelo & The Tin Star have decided to disband.

Mornington Peninsula band The Fauves will reunite to mark their 25th anniversary with a gig in Melbourne on August 31.

The success of Daft Punk’s ‘Get Lucky’ song has given Canada’s Loverboy a boost in streaming plays. Loverboy had an album titled ‘Get Lucky’ 32 years ago and people are discovering it when searching for the Daft Punk track.

Federal MP and Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett will serve as Master of Ceremonies of the Yunupingu memorial service to be held at Gulkula in the Northern Territory today.

The Rolling Stones revised their song 'Factory Girl' as ‘Glastonbury Girl’ at their headlining Glastonbury performance on Saturday night.

The Manic Street Preachers have had only a sprinkling of lower-reaching chart success in Australia, whilst notching up an impressive 33 Top 40 singles in their native Britain.

The Voice Season 2 winner Harrison Craig sees his debut album “More Than a Dream” debut at the top of the ARIA Albums chart this week, the album selling enough to achieve Gold (●) in its first week of sales.

Not since this time last year has a song spent such a long time at the top of the ARIA Charts, as this week Robin Thicke with T.I. and Pharrell with “Blurred Lines” spends an eighth week at No.1; plus the song is now re-certified 4x▲(Platinum) in sales, that’s 280,000+ in sales so far.

The Dead Daisies self-titled debut album will be released in August.

Bryan Fuller, the creator of the Hannibal TV series, says he has invited David Bowie to appear in the next season.

SXSW has announced its first V2V conference in Las Vegas in August. V2V is about connecting content developers with Venture Capital thought leaders. SXSW V2V will also feature artist showcases.

Roadrunner founder Cees Wessels has “popped’ back into active duty in the music business with his new publishing company Robot of The Century Music and first signing, pop singer Ashley Allen.

Warner Music Australia will hold open talent auditions across Australia during the July school holidays.

On Wednesday, BMG announced that it had signed a deal with the Rolling Stones to handle their publishing.

Luke Arnold of Winners & Losers has been cast as Michael Hutchence for the INXS mini-series ‘Never Tear Us Apart’.

Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready has been immortalised as a Bobblehead.

For those of you with £13,750,000 (AUD $22,500,000) to splurge on a home should look no further than this fine specimen.

Kylie Minogue has been named as the recipient of the 2013 JC Williamson Award.

Massive Attack will headline the Harvest Festival for 2013.

Bob Dylan kicked off the latest leg of the Never Ending tour on Wednesday night in Palm Beach, Florida.

Blur’s Alex James is the host of a new cooking show ‘Recipes That Rock’ made in Australia for the 7 Network.

Eels have confirmed they will perform at the Harvest Festival in Australia in November.

P. Diddy's kids think Justin Bieber is "cool".