British alt-rockers Band Of Skulls will play in Melbourne and Sydney while they’re in the country for Splendour.

Scottish psych-rock sensation Django Django have a couple of Splendour sideshows with The Cast of Cheers.

Police arrested 200 music fans at the Creamfields music festival in Melbourne yesterday (April 28) in a mass crackdown for drugs and alcohol.

Steve Poltz is an incredible talent. He is a performer everyone should have to see on their “to do” list.

One Direction tickets sales went insane in Australia this morning with 18 shows going on sale and selling out by 1.30pm.

Roger Waters has broken attendance records in South America with over 750,000 people buying tickets to see ‘The Wall’.

Jay-Z and Rihanna join scores of other artists to perform in the lead up to, and during, the London Olympics.

Revered Australian hip-hop pioneers Def Wish Cast deliver ‘Forever’ video and tour dates.

Possibly the finest hip-hop line-up to ever visit Australia – Ghostface Killah, DOOM and Chino XL.

As the 5.6.7.8’s took their places on the infamous stage of Melbourne’s iconic Tote Band Room, the sold out audience was rife for the distinct brand of powderpuff rockabilly the Japanese rockers are known for.

Arriving on stage before a sold out Corner Hotel audience, Husky received a warm welcome fitting for the return of the prodigal sons of Melbourne’s music scene.

This year’s Splendour In The Grass has sold out in the quickest time ever.

Bro-band Hanson sell out Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, and add more shows.

Never mind that the average age of the five main members of the reunited Beach Boys is 68, it didn't stop them from putting on a two-set, 42-song show for the opening of their 50th Anniversary Tour Tuesday night in Tuscon.

Platinum-selling R&B group TLC announce that they’ll tour, bringing the late Lisa ‘Left Eye’ Lopes back to life on the big screen.

Melissa Etheridge has added another gig in Brisbane, and says “It’s going to be a long show!”

Australia’s music world will gather tonight in Byron Bay for a fund-raiser for Mi-Sex keyboard player Murray Burns, who suffered a stroke three songs into the bands set at A Day On The Green.

Florida’s Cannibal Corpse will be back in Australia in October touring off the back of the new album ‘Torture’.

Songwriting legend Paul Kelly joins a stunning line-up to support Melbourne music store and venue Pure Pop Records.

Cult rock icon Barry Adamson reschedules his Australian tour for September.

Epic Canadian rockers The Tea Party reunite for an Australian tour in July.

A “family situation” has caused Scottish punk legends The Exploited to cancel their Australian tour.

Beloved balladeer Missy Higgins joins Gotye on stage, delivers a new clip, and announces her first national tour in five years.

Adelaide hip-hop megastars Hilltop Hoods announce a national winter tour.

Portland pop-folkies The Shins announce their Australian sideshows following their Splendour slot.

Californian songwriter Steve Poltz kicks off an Australian tour on the back of his new album Noineen Noiny Noin.

Chart-topping US singer-songwriter Christina Perri announces June shows while she’s in town.

The annual rock n’ roll charity footy match The Reclink Community Cup has announced its 2012 plans.

If Cold Chisel have a secret formula it is the blending of the individual talents. Jimmy Barnes is the rock star to Ian Moss the soul voice, Don Walker is the architect and Phil Small and the late Steve Prestwich were the momentum.

The Jack White Splendour In The Grass sideshows have been announced with Sydney and Melbourne scoring the gigs in July.