Kylie Minogue has placed four brand new songs in collaboration with Garibay (Fernando Garibay) as kicked off her Kiss Me Once tour in Liverpool.

Ed Sheeran will do what so few have done in the past, play Australian arenas as a one-man show.

Mariah Carey isn’t the only famous singer with a five-octave vocal range. Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top fame does as well.

Jason Mraz will head back to Australia in December to perform theatre show in Sydney and Melbourne.

Johnny Marr will return to Australia and New Zealand in January and February 2015.

The Sydney Opera House will play host to a new Beatles production, All You Need Is Love, in January.

Yngwie Malmsteen will head to Australia and New Zealand in February for his first tour down under in a decade.

Jimmy Barnes has postponed the first tow shows of his upcoming 30:30 Hindsight tour as he continues his recovery from back surgery.

Davey Lane has locked in five live dates around the release of his first solo album ‘Atonally Young’.

Melbourne’s first Docklands Blues Music Festival has unveiled a line-up of 20 acts over 5 stages.

Could The Rolling Stones be planning on performing the rarity ‘Flight 505’ on their upcoming Australian tour? It sure looks that way by the hint in the Aussie tour video this week.

The Dead Daisies will perform their first Australian shows since their US tour starting in Melbourne in November.

Hunters and Collectors will support the Rolling Stones in Auckland in November.

Alt-country singer songwriter Lanie Lane will tour for the first time in two years starting in October.

Motörhead have announced that they will be returning to the UK and Europe for their usual run of November shows.

The Datsuns will hit the road in December following the release of their next album ‘Deep Sleep’.

Metallica will release every show they have done in 2014 as a live album.

The Amity Affliction will headline the brand new music festival ‘Unify: A Heavy Music Gathering’ in Gippsland in January.

Mariah Carey will bring her ‘The Elusive Chanteuse Show’ tour to Australia with two shows scheduled in wineries for A Day On The Green.

Jimmy Barnes will sit the next few weeks resting on doctors orders following his recent back surgery.

Robbie Williams has delivered something rare in showbiz today … Entertainment.

Sir Tom Jones will perform a one-off intimate show at Melbourne’s Forum Theatre when he comes to Australia at the end of the month for an appearance at the AFL Grand Final.

Former Australia’s Got Talent winner Mark Vincent has scored the role of Billy in the upcoming Australian production of ‘Dirty Dancing’.

Rob Carlton, who played Kerry Packer in the biopic ‘Paper Giants: The Birth of Cleo’, has been named as host of the 2014 Screen Music Awards for Sydney in November.

Elvis Costello keyboard player Steve Nieve is in Australia performing the songs of Elvis Costello in their most stripped down form ever.

John Butler Trio have cancelled their upcoming Queensland dates after bass player Bryon Luiters broke his wrist.

Jeff Lynne took the stage at the Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park festival on Sunday with the BBC Concert Orchestra for his first full concert in 28 years.

John Mellencamp will play a lengthy eighty-date tour of North America starting in January.

Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson 'Immortal' tour has ended after three years and outselling any previous Michael Jackson tour.

Neil and Pegi Young's annual Bridge School concert has another top shelf list of acts for 2014 including Soundgarden, Pearl Jam and Sir Tom Jones.