The Rolling Stones expected American tour announcement for today looks like it has been delayed.

Fleetwood Mac have rescheduled their Australian and New Zealand tour for October and November with A Day On The Green date included on the tour.

The Dead Daises will call their second album ‘Revolución’ in honour of the band’s recent trip to Cuba.

Kylie Minogue is no longer afraid to revisit the past and connect with her original audience. With Kiss Me Once, Kylie is musically born again, comfortable with being the Kylie Minogue was when she began.

Original Santana keyboard player Gregg Rolie will rejoin the group to perform at four shows in Mexico this week.

Yothu Yindi will return to live performance with an appearance with East Journey at the National Indigenous Music Awards in Darwin in July.

Hoodoo Gurus drummer of 31 years formerly retired from the band last weekend at Red Hot Summer in Ballarat followed by a secret show Sunday at Airies Inlet but he will be back for one more.

The original Taxiride ‘Imaginate’ line-up is back together for the first time in 15 years.

Daniel Johns will be performing his first ever solo show in Sydney in May for Vivid Live.

Eric Clapton is hitting the bit 7-0 on March 30 and has set two Madison Square Garden dates as the first shows of his next decade.

Melbourne singer songwriter has made her hometown suburb of Preston famous across America after performing her song ‘Depreston’ on the Ellen Show.

Jessie J has cancelled the remainder of her Australian tour after performing in Brisbane and Sydney.

Kanye West has been confirmed as the Saturday night headliner for Glastonbury 2015.

Guy Sebastian will perform a brand new song titled 'Tonight Again' at the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna in May.

Imagine Dragons will return to Australia and New Zealand in September.

Hoodoo Gurus played their final festival show with Mark Kingsmill last night in Ballarat but they might have a final farewell for Mark in the works.

The Jimmy Kimmel Show will be broadcast from SXSW in Austin, Texas all this week.

Kylie Minogue has kicked off her Kiss Me Once tour in Perth covering the Donna Summer classic ‘I Feel Love’ with the man who made the original, Giorgio Moroder.

Country star Lee Kernaghan will tour with an all-star cast including Jack Thompson for the ‘Spirit Of The Anzacs’ tour to mark the 100th anniversary of the ANZAC’s landing at Gallipoli.

The Eagles have once again extended their History of the Eagles tour with a series of spring and summer North American dates.

D'Angelo and the Vanguard played the Best Buy Theater in New York on Wednesday night, highlighting his surprise album, Black Messiah.

Bluesfest has good news and bad news to announce in the weeks leading up to the music festival.

Fleetwood Mac have postponed two shows in the USA due illness but they have not said who is ill.

Mötley Crüe will perform a second show at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena after initial tickets sales sold faster than any other city in the country.

Kiss will kick off their Australian tour in Perth on October 3 but without Whitesnake as originally planned.

McDonalds has rethought its initial exploitation of artists at SXSW by now agreeing to pay all acts that showcase during their marketing blitz on the music conference in Austin next week.

Tame Impala will spend all of April and May and early June in North America.

Australia will take over the whole of Brush Square Park in Austin, Texas on March 20 to deliver two stages and 22 acts during SXSW.

Australian promoters Secret Sounds will host a SXSW party for their Splendour In The Grass and Fall Festival events next week in Austin, Texas.

Giorgio Moroder will perform his own shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland as sideshows to the Kylie Minogue dates.