Frank Ocean has cancelled all remaining shows on his Australian tour including this weekend’s performance at Splendour In The Grass.

70s New York innovators Television will perform headline shows in addition to their ATP Release The Bats dates in Australia in October.

Laura Imbruglia is heading out around Victoria in September.

Influential 70s New York band Television will perform their art punk classic Marquee Moon in Melbourne for All Tomorrow’s Parties in November.

Platinum selling Grammy nominated rapper Game will play pub gigs in Australia next month.

Willie Nelson will perform his classic 1978 ‘Stardust’ album in its entirety at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles in August.

Stereophonic's Melbourne concert tonight has been cancelled because lead singer Kelly Jones has fallen ill. (July 23, 2013).

Yoko Ono will head Australia in November for the spoken word ‘In Conversation With Yoko Ono – War Is Over (If You Want It).

The artists that built A&M Records in the mid-60's, Herb Alpert and Sergio Mendes, came to the Hollwood Bowl last Wednesday with special guest, Alpert's wife, Lani Hall.

The Rolling Stones have released a memoir from their London concerts a few weeks ago. ‘Hyde Park Live’ is a download only album available through iTunes.

Gym Glass Heroes will return to Australia to headline Fat As Butter with Bliss N Eso.

Manchester punk band Neck Deep will hit Australian shores for the first time in November.

Pearl Jam played their big day out at Wrigley Field, Chicago on Friday night and used the stage to debut two more brand new songs.

Promoter Paul Dainty will bring Michael Bublé back to Australia for a national tour in April, 2014.

Sir Paul McCartney welcomed the surviving members of Nirvana, Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear, to join him on stage in Seattle of Friday night (July 19, 2013).

Neil Young reintroduced the ‘Comes A Time’ classic ‘Human Highway’ back into his set in France this week.

He really should need no introduction, and in a perfect world, Todd Rundgren would be a household name. 

Jimmy Barnes will headline the inaugural One Electric Day concert at Werribee Park on November 24.

Babyshambles have cancelled their Australian tour and will not only play one date for Splendour In The Grass.

Thirty Seconds To Mars have had to postpone their upcoming Australian tour because a member has to undergo an urgent medical procedure.

Sydney pop-punk band Tonight Live have announced a national tour around Australia in September.

Ben Harper is a superstar almost everywhere except his home in the US and, to a lesser extent, the UK.

The Living End will headline Summernats 27 in Canberra in January.

Beyonce has added third shows for her Mrs Carter World Tour for Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland but don’t expect that to be the end of it.

Muse will return to Australia and start a nation tour in Perth with Birds of Tokyo on November 30.

It has been more than ten years since Simple Minds set foot on North American shores for the purpose of a tour. That drought comes to an end starting October 15 at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles.

The Falls Festival will also play in Byron Bay this year.

Pearl Jam played their first North American show of the year in London, Ontario, Canada on Tuesday night.

Zoot’s final performance filmed during the Rick Springfield and Friends Cruise in November, 2011 will be released on CD and DVD.

The Meredith Music Festival will feature Chic featuring Nile Rodgers and The Melvins.