UK electro veterans Orbital have booked an Australian tour for May to show off their reunion album.

Hollywood star Jake Gyllenhaal slaughters pretty young things in a new video from French act The Shoes.

UK punk rock troubadour Frank Turner has added shows in Cairns, Townsville, Alice Springs and Darwin.

Adele scores her 31st week at the top, but we have a new number one single from Fun with Janelle Monae.

How funny. NBS’s Today Show host Matt Lauer asked One Direction if they had a 5 or 10 year plan. Hilarious, especially coming from the guy who just signed a $25 million a year contract to stay with NBC.

The new Bruce Springsteen album Wrecking Ball has debuted at no. 1 in the UK.

Whitney Houston’s daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown has spoken publicly for the first time with Oprah Winfrey.

The new Cold Chisel album ‘No Plans’ features the final recorded moments of Steve Prestwich.

Jack White took to the stage for a solo artist for the very first time this week playing for the third birthday of his Third Man Records birthday in Nashville.

Former US Vice President Al Gore will speak at SXSW in Austin on Monday.

Australian 60s pop star and later game show host Ian Turpie has lost his battle with cancer at the age of 68.

In the 70s and 80s, the name Nile Rodgers together with partner Bernard Edwards built the foundations of dance music today through disco and the band Chic.

Bob Dylan has been working on his next album at Jackson Browne’s studio in Los Angeles.

John Mayer has had to pull out of all of his upcoming performances including his SXSW showcase for next Saturday, March 18 citing health reasons.

The busiest girl in indie-pop Kimbra announces a sly national tour for May.

So-Cal punk heroes Pennywise launch their tenth album with a new track.

Garbage have announced the tracklisting for their reunion album ‘Not Your Kind Of People’ and unveiled the cover artwork.

The Temper Trap offer the first sounds from their second, self-titled album.

The Hilltop Hoods and Bruce Springsteen kick off the new releases for this week.

Airbourne’s third album will be released worldwide by Roadrunner.

Robyn Loau has recorded a cover of the Kate Bush classic ‘Wuthering Heights’.

The original and reformed Tumbleweed have been busy writing. The band has 20 new songs.

Jack Black and Kyle Gass of mock metallers Tenacious D reveal details of their third album Rize Of The Fenix.

Dan Bradley has reignited the ongoing debate over the Australian radio Australian content quota.

Post-'Black And Gold', pop prince Sam Sparro finds his groove thing during a showcase set in Melbourne.

Nimrod Antal, the director of Journey to the Center of the Earth, Journey 2, will direct the Metallica 3D movie project.

Whitney Houston’s will has been filed, leaving everything to her daughter Bobbi Kristina.

In Australia we use the saying “fair suck of the sauce bottle” as a protest against unreasonableness. Now we can say the same thing for ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons but with a totally different meaning. Gibbons has just launched his own brand of sauce.

Melodramatic Sydney indie-pop quartet The Jezabels have won this year's Australian Music Prize for their album Prisoner.

Canadian pop-punks Simple Plan will return to Australia nine months after their last visit with We The Kings.