The Superjesus were one of the bands that encapsulated the post grunge sound of the 90’s and were Australia’s own to boot.

Splashh, featuring an Australian, two New Zealanders and a Brit, will share the bill with The Rolling Stones at London’s Hyde Park Summer Time show on July 6.

Fleetwood Mac have added more dates to their Australian tour. They will now performance two shows for Sydney and Melbourne.

Singer, songwriter and guitarist extraordinaire Gary Clark Jr. will appear as a special guest sitting in with The Rolling Stones during their show at the TD Garden in Boston, MA, tonight.

Grammy Award winning Jill Scott will perform in Australia for the very first time in November.

Q. Where in the world is Jon English this weekend? A. Sweden.

Grace Knight and Bernie Lynch are putting Eurogliders back together for a few shows.

China has certainly become more accepting of western artists over the last decade or so, but are they ready for Metallica?

Journey has announced a series of new dates for the summer of 2013.

The Rolling Stones very first single ‘Come On’ was released exactly 50 years ago today (June 7, 1963).

Italy’s prog-rock, cinematic horror band Goblin will return to Australia for shows in Sydney and Melbourne in July.

Justin Bieber’s Australian and New Zealand tour dates have been published ahead of the official announcement by one of the pop stars sites.

Gotye’s former band The Basics are getting back together although in a sense that is not 100% technically correct. The Basics never really broke up. Wally just got kind of famous as a solo artist.

Todd Rundgren’s Melbourne show at Bennetts Lane has now been upsized to the larger Trak nightclub in Toorak.

Deep Purple opened the next leg of their Now What?! World Tour on Friday night at the Mawazine Festival in Rabat, Morocco with a set list highlighting their storied past plus three tracks from the new album.

Paul Kelly will undergo one of his most extensive East Coast Australian tours across July and August.

Andrew Stockdale has postponed all of his upcoming Australian dates except for one "due to international commitments" for his new album ‘Keep Moving’.

Tex Perkins will once again become Johnny Cash for an encore performance run of The Man In Black.

Former Short Stack frontman Shaun Diviney has put his punk origins aside for his rock based EP ‘Sex/Games’ which he had crowd-funded through Pledge Music.

International supergroup The Dead Daisies will perform across the USA as part of the Uproar Festival, which also features Alice In Chains and Jane’s Addiction.

Taylor Swift performed the rarely played ‘As Tears Go By’ with The Rolling Stones in Chicago last night.

Yellowcard have recorded an acoustic version of their ‘Ocean Avenue’ album to mark the 10th anniversary of it release and they will take it on tour across Australia.

Taylor Swift will be The Rolling Stones special guest singer tonight in Chicago.

Happy Mondays first ever Australian tour with their original line-up has been cancelled.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse played the rarely performed Bob Dylan cover ‘Blowing In The Wind’ at the first show of their European tour in Germany last night.

Molly Ringwald will move from the big screen to the concert stage when she performs at the Melbourne Recital Centre later this month.

Van Morrison hasn’t toured Australia since 1985. On the off-chance he ever does comes here again the irony is that, unless hell freezes over, you will not be treated to a setlist like this of his most popular songs.

Melbourne’s Buchanan will perform east coast Australian dates throughout July in support of their debut album ‘Human Spring’.

Tex Perkins will resurrect his Beasts Of Bourbon for the Reclink Community Cup in Melbourne this month.

Frank Ocean will perform sideshows in Sydney and Melbourne as well as his showcase gig at Splendour In The Grass.