The Isle of Wight Festival has revealed a 18 acts with Groove Armada leading the list.

Billy Idol has been forced to postpone the first two shows of his North American tour due to a "pesky chest infection" but the situation does not effect Australian dates for March

Funeral For A Friend have announced a new run of live dates around the UK for March.

Motley Crue will end their days as a touring band on December 31 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles with the last date of their "Final Tour" and Australia will get the tour soon

Weird Al Yankovic has announced initial dates for his world tour with Australia and New Zealand confirmed to be announced next.

Fleetwood Mac were forced to cut their show in Lincoln, Nebraska short after Mick Fleetwood became ill.

Aerosmith Rocks Donington 2014 will kick off their new Classic Music Series.

Brisbane’s Future Festival is moving to a new location.

Angus & Julia Stone have expanded their Australian tour to take in Newcastle, Wollongong, Coffs Harbour and the Sunshine Coast.

Splendour In The Grass will take place across July 24, 25 and 26 in 2015.

Bruce Springsteen jumped on stage at the Paramount in Asbury Park as the unannounced, unofficial headliner for the Light of Day benefit on Saturday night and stayed on stage for two and a half hours.

David Gray has recorded a new version of his song ‘Snow In Vegas’ with LeAnn Rimes.

Spandau Ballet have decided to push off most of their North American shows until late-April and early-May.

Blues legend John Mayall will now perform one Melbourne show during his upcoming Australian visit for Bluesfest.

It looks like Kasey Chamber may have just unveiled the next generation of her heritage family band, the Dead Ringer Band.

If you have been hearing the 'Stevie Wonder for Bluesfest' rumours you can forget about it happening. Wonder has extended his US tour and will now be playing in Austin, Texas on the Easter long weekend.

Slash and Steel Panther will perform Soundwave Sidewaves in Sydney and Melbourne.

The Smashing Pumpkins will perform shows in Sydney and Melbourne outside Soundwave in February.

Johnny Marr has postponed his Australian and New Zealand after cancelling North American dates recently.

Kasey Chambers will resume her Australian ‘Bittersweet’ tour in February in Mandurah, Western Australia after being side-tracked with nodules after the first dates were announced last year.

Jessie J will return to Australia in March for headline shows.

America's summer music festival Bonnaroo has announced four Aussie acts for the June 2015 festival in Tennessee.

Elton John, The Who, Jimmy Buffet, Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga, No Doubt, Ed Sheeran, Keith Urban and Wilco are just a fraction of the names announced this the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in April.

Melbourne's Brunswick Music Festival has revealed its full line-up with indigenous icon Archie Roach and The Age Music Victoria Music Award winner Charles Jenkins joining the bill.

The Future Music Festival now comes added with Hilltop Hoods.

Buzz Australian acts Remi and Meg Mac are amongst the names added to the SXSW music conference and festival for Austin, Texas in March.

Crosby, Stills and Nash have announced their first dates for 2015 with shows scheduled for Asia and then the USA in March.

Roxette fans not only have a major Australian tour on the way in February, the bands biggest ever collection is about to be released at the 4CD box set ‘The Roxbox’.

One time Triple J and Nova presenter, comedian Scott Dooley will release his first movie later this month.

Bluesfest has extended the 2015 line-up with new additions Hozier, The Waterboys and Switchfoot to the line-up.