Missy Higgins looong awaited third album kicks off a very diverse week in new releases.

Country megastars Lady Antebellum will visit Australia on their first headline tour in September.

Ben Lee and Engelbert Humperdinck are always regular names in the press and today they are in the paper…literally.

Edward Sharpe And The Magnetic Zeros deliver a joyful new video for their single ‘Man On Fire’.

It turns out that leaked Madonna MDNA setlist was right on the money.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers have been busy making small hints about their next project which appears to be a series of vinyl and digital releases of b-sides and other previously unreleased music.

Ballarat rockers Hunting Grounds (ex-Howl) post a creepy cult video for ‘Flaws’ from their debut album.

The Artist's Den show with a performance by Robert Plant and Band of Joy is slated for release on DVD and Blu-Ray on July 10 (July 9 outside North America) via Universal Music Group. It is the first time that UMG has released any of the Artist Den's programs.

Elton John was hospitalized last week for a respiratory infection, forcing him to cancel a number of his Las Vegas dates, but it looks like he is well on his way to good health.

‘Moonshadow’, the first ever musical by Yusuf (aka Cat Stevens), premiered world wide in Melbourne this week and Yusuf took us on a tour of the new show.

Metal kings Slipknot deliver a second teaser for their forthcoming Best Of compilation.

Australian indie rock heroes Even and The Fauves join forces for a national tour.

After the massive success of their 2010 live tour, the Rockwiz crew will hit the road again from August to October.

Eighties pop chart-topper Martika is set to visit Australia for the first time in September, and she's bringing a new album.

Tonight’s Vivid LIVE Sydney Opera House gig by The Temper Trap will be streaming on YouTube.

The A-side of Beck’s new 7-inch on Jack White’s Third Man Records has hit the internet.

Kimbra ‘Vows’ has cracked the Billboard chart at no. 14.

Prince's Hi-Fi Bar after party turned Melbourne's Swanston Street into chaos with punters lining up for hours to get into a show that might, or might not, have been happening.

The world premiere of the new Yusuf musical ‘Moonshadow’ featuring the music of Cat Stevens will take place in Melbourne tomorrow (May 31, 2012).

Justin Bieber is heading back to Australia … apparently.

Former Dresden Doll Amanda Palmer has earned $1 million towards her next projects through Kickstarter.

Boogie rock icons ZZ Top preview four songs from their new album and play in a beer fridge.

The new clip for Watch The Throne’s ‘No Church In The Wild’ track turns violent as the crowds riot.

A leading Australian philanthropist has backed the annual New Year’s Falls Music And Arts Festival.

Fans of Sigur Ros and Beck fans had better make sure they have some festival money lying around because the second annual Harvest Festival is expected to be announced soon and according to one industry insider, Sigur Ros and Beck going to be on it.

A photo has hit the internet of Outkast’s Andre 3000 dressed for his role in the Jimi Hendrix biopic.

Aaron Freeman, AKA Gene Ween, says that Ween is finished, but it’s news to Mickey Melchiondo, AKA Dean Ween.

Radiohead have reportedly brought in patriotic tableware for their Washington DC visit to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee.

Grammy-winning US folk legend Doc Watson has passed away at the age of 89.

Bob Dylan was awarded America’s highest civilian award, the Medal of Freedom earlier today (May 29, 2012).