Funk-soul legends The Family Stone team up with Hypnotic Brass Ensemble for Australian sideshows.

Emo’s, Austin’s legendary punk music venue, will close its doors at the end of the year but owner Frank Hendrix has a new home.

Undercover Lovers will reform to play a few shows in support of their new compilation ‘Wonderful Things: Retrospective’.

On October 11, the Melbourne music community will be coming together for a benefit concert for Chocolate Starfish guitarist Zoran Romic, who is undergoing treatment from non-Hodgkins lymphoma.

Kim Wilde will head back to Australia at the end of October for the Rewind 80s Festival.

Guns N' Roses are hitting the road in the U.S. for the first time in five years.

Music at the Healesville Track is returning for its second year with Joe Camilleri, Shane Howard and John Schumann as well as Mick Thomas, Rebecca Barnard, Monique Brumby and Damian Howard.

Victoria will play host to music festival Shine On in Victoria’s Pyrenees Ranges in November.

Bryan Adams has stripped his music right back to the “bare bones” for his latest Aussie tour. Adams is performing in Australia for the first time playing his songs acoustically with just himself and pianist Gary Brett.

What makes a Jethro Tull concert in 2011 is how Ian Anderson connects with the audience and tells the story of the songs and the band.

The Icehouse not so secret gig on Saturday night at The Espy in Melbourne has signalled a new round of activity for one of Australia's greatest bands.

‘Hell Ain’t A Bad Place To Be – The Story Of Bon Scott’ is an absolute must-see show for any AC/DC fan.

Pulp’s globally lauded reformation tour saw them band stop in Melbourne, Australia for the first time in thirteen years and thousands of fawning fans sprawled out across the venue even Jarvis himself referred to as “festering hole”, like a true local.

Elbow returned to Melbourne for the fourth time last week as part of their biggest Australian tour to date.