American band We Are Scientists will perform in Australia in January.

Melbourne’s Vaudeville Smash has delivered three new songs with a Halloween feel.

The reformed original members of Sugababes have laid down a cover of Lorde’s number one hit ‘Royals’.

Melbourne’s Dallas Crane have reformed, reactivated and are recording.

Sinead O’Connor has once again taken Miley Cyrus to task after statements she made during her interview with Matt Lauer.

Phil Chevron, the guitarist for The Pogues, has lost his battle with cancer.

The Dead Daisies/Noiseworks frontman Jon Stevens reports he is on the mend after breaking his leg and dislocating his thumb in Queensland one week before The Dead Daisies US tour.

Eric Clapton's 2013 Crossroad guitar festival from New York City 2013 will be released on CD and DVD next month.

The RMIT Gallery in Melbourne will feature 40 years of Mushroom in the popular culture exhibition ‘Music, Melbourne and Me’ and the desk of Michael Gudinski will have a starring role.

Daryl Hall will continue to invite music artists over to his house for some jamming with the renewal of Live From Daryl's House for 2014.

Lionel Richie is on the road with a show that powers through the vast majority of his many hits.

The east coast will host a rare solo tour by Elvis Costello, his first in over ten years.

A fire started in the kitchen at B.B. King's Blues Club on Beale Street in Memphis on Monday morning, damaging the recently refurbished facility.

‘The Boy Castaways’, the bizarre new movie starring Paul Capsis, Tim Rogers and Megan Washington, will have its world premiere at the Adelaide Film Festival on October 13.

After selling out eight U.S club shows almost instantaneously and a sell-out UK/European tour, The Pixies have added 33 new shows to their world tour.

Stupid has a poster girl. Miley Cyrus will stop being "sexual" at 40.

Boz Scaggs will bring his ‘The Memphis And His Hits Tour’ to Australia in April 2014 and he’ll be bringing Australian icon Russell Morris along for the ride.

Following an overnight storm that cooled down the city, an estimated 75,000 punters descended on Zilker Park for the third and final day of the first sold out weekend of Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival for 2013 in Austin, Texas.

Following the success of the inaugural event, Byron Bay’s new Indigenous-focused music festival 'Boomerang' has announced its intentions to return for another year.

Running since July, ‘The Extraordinary Shapes Of Geoffrey Rush’, has seen 130,000 people walk through the Arts Centre Melbourne doors. Due to popular demand, the exhibition has been extended until November 3rd with Rush signing catalogues on October 20th.

After being caught up in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in New York, Lee Ranaldo and his family were without power, running water and heating, luckily for us he still had his guitar.

After three sell-out tours in five years, you would think Australia would be sick of Leonard Cohen, but following the announcement of extra Sydney and Melbourne shows it seems we just can’t get enough of him.

Former Eurythmics singer Annie Lennox has spoken out about explicit music videos following the topic surfacing in the wake of the Sinead O'Connor and Miley Cyrus debate.

The Seekers have added more dates to their 2014 UK tour adding dates for Glasgow, Manchester and London.

The sun beared down strong - with the chance of showers - as punters entered Zilker Park in Austin, Texas for the second day of the sold out Austin City Limits Music Festival, on a night that was headlined by Kings of Leon and iconic UK outfit The Cure.

Cranberries singer Dolores O’Riordan has been named as the new mentor for The Voice of Ireland.

Red Hot Chili Peppers founder and bass player Flea has announced that Neil Young will perform at a benefit for his music school the Silverlake Conservatory of Music.

Many fans of The Cult left the band’s Festival Hall show in Melbourne somewhat shell-shocked after a patchy performance and verbal insults to the audience by singer Ian Astbury.

Supporters of the late Ted Mulry have started a petition to have the Australian rock star inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame.

American rapper Azealia Banks has once again thrown a public tantrum, storming off stage just 90-seconds into her Melbourne show on Saturday night.