Stoner-rock gods, Monster Magnet, are coming back to Australia to play Perth, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.

The Beatles’ surviving members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr performed together in Los Angeles on Monday at an all-star tribute to the Fab Four to be televised in February.

Billy Joel may have the most secure job in music for the next few years, a monthly gig at Madison Square Garden.

Motley Crue have held a press conference to announce their retirement, to take effect after their final tour.

Groovin’ The Moo has announced the 2014 line-up with Dizzee Rascal from the UK, Holy Fuck from Canada, The Naked and Famous from New Zealand, Robert Delong from the USA and Triple J Hottest 100 winner Vance Joy out of Australia.

Soul-man Charles Bradley has added a second Sydney show at the Basement on March 3.

Hunters & Collectors officially returned to active duty with a secret warm-up show in the outer Melbourne suburb of Castlemaine on Thursday.

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band performed at The Bellville Velodrome in Cape Town, South Africa on Sunday, January 27, 2014. It was Springsteen’s first concert of 2014.

Pearl Jam put an Australian flavour into their Sydney setlist on Australia Day with a cover of Hunters & Collectors classic ‘Throw Your Arms Around Me’.

Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band (at least the version with Tom Morello instead of Steven Van Zandt), has released a performance video for the track Just Like Fire Would from the new album High Hopes.

Sheryl Crow continues to build her country credibility by going out on a major tour with headliners Rascal Flatts and support act Gloriana.

Goo Goo Dolls will be on the road in April for The Otis Midnight Sessions Tour, a series of acoustic concerts in the eastern half of the country.

Shawn Colvin and Steve Earle will tour together in March in what is being called Songs and Stories: Together on Stage.

I am consistently stunned how great Pearl Jam are as a live band.

David Gray will play two intimate headline shows at London's Emmanuel Centre on Wednesday, February 5 and Thursday, February 6.

Bruce Springsteen has adjusted the price of his upcoming concert recording downwards after uproar from fans after the price was announced.

Pharrell Williams is coming to Australia for the Future Music Festival in March.

Dave Chappelle will head to Australia for his very first tour outside North America in February.

Spirit of Akasha, the new surf movie capturing the spirit of ‘Morning Of The Earth’ will be screened around Australia on January 30 and 31.

Rolling Stones legendary long-time sax player Bobby Keys will tour Australia as a solo artist in March with his all-star band The Suffering Bastards as sideshows to The Stones dates.

Hoodoo Gurus will not be putting on their Dig It Up concerts in 2014.

The Dead Daisies have released a third song from their upcoming debut album. Singer Jon Stevens calls ‘It’s Gonna Take Time’ “a personal view of the world we live in today”.

Bruce Springsteen fans had ‘High Hopes” when The Boss announced recordings of his upcoming shows would be able to purchase. Now Springsteen is copping flack over the high price and low quality of the recordings.

Hunters & Collectors status will officially switch to active with the band begins a national tour from this Saturday.

Vance Joy has a Top 20 hit in the UK with 'Riptide'

Deftones are reaching right back to their first album ‘Adrenaline’ from 1995 for their Big Day Out playlist.

Pearl Jam are staying true to the philosophy of never performing the same show twice and punters at the Big Day Out Gold Coast were treated to another unique experience.

Eagles have officially been the first act to play at the iconic Forum reopening in Los Angeles.

Arcade Fire, along with Pearl Jam, are the two many acts doing full sets at Big Day Out 2014.

Pearl Jam played a little bit of almost every album when they performed their first full-set as headliners of the first Big Day Out in Auckland this week.