Coldplay will put almost 100,000 more tickets on sale in Sydney and Melbourne with second stadium shows added to both cities.

The Official Keith Emerson Tribute Concert was held at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles on Saturday night with a host of artists saluting the keyboardist who took his own life on March 11.

Peter Garrett has released his second song from his upcoming solo debut and announced live dates to go with it.

There was something special watching Daryl Braithwaite perform his no 1 hit ‘The Horses’ 25 years after it reached the top of the Australian chart. Then again, the APIA Good Times tour delivers lots of special moments.

Tim Wheatley is focusing attention for his latest album ‘Cast of Yesterday’ onto the track ’78 Benz’.

Peter Tork and Micky Dolenz are still touring The Monkees almost 50 years since their very first concert.

Just as most major jazz festivals have expanded to all forms of music, so has the iconic Newport Folk Festival.

The Beach Boys are a well oiled touring machine.

Beth Orton is our special guest at Noise11 iHeartRadio this week. Beth is now living in L.A. and is Hollywood inspired for her new album 'Kidsticks'.

Live Nation and the Jeff Healey Estate have revealed the line up of artists confirmed for the Jeff Healey 50th birthday celebration.

Actor Molly Ringwald is moving from the big screen to the small stage for performances with her jazz band in Australia in June.

After five years in the making Melbourne’s Colour Bomb will release their debut album on June 4.

Taste will release their ‘Life On Earth’ album on CD on June 17 ahead of an Australian tour and the digital release this Friday.

Palace of the King’s ‘Beyond The Valley’ is ready to go to set the band up for their first Australian dates in the lead-up to the new album 'Valles Marineris'.

Yesterday, the Tragically Hip announced that their lead singer, Gordon Downie, was suffering from terminal brain cancer.

Nile Rodgers has announced the initial lineup for the second Fold (Freak Out, Let's Dance) Festival.

Former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft pointed the way out of Adidas adorned and desert booted nineties nostalgia.

Australian music legend Russell Morris continues his tour of The America’s with two shows in Brazil on the weekend.

Radiohead performed their first hit ‘Creep’ for the first time since 2009 last night in Paris.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have returned to active duty for their first show since singer Anthony Kiedis was hospitalised with flu.

Cheap Trick fans will be able to relive the live classic ‘At Budokan’ when Riff Raiders perform the album from start to finish at the Flying Saucer Club in June.

AC/DC’s circus with Axl Rose is at least delivering a few dividends to fans with some rarities surfacing along the way.

Lamb of God have been announced as special guests for Slipkot on their upcoming Australian tour.

Lukas Graham will do shows for Sydney and Melbourne in August.

Radiohead have reactivated as a live act playing their first show since 2012 at the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam.

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra has performed a ultimate tribute to the late David Bowie with ‘Nothing Has Changed’, a unique tribute to the Starman.

Joe Walsh, who is currently touring with Bad Company, has added a series of solo dates for July through September.

Squeeze will return to North American shores this fall for a tour in support of their latest album, Cradle to the Grave.

The Sound of Music is always talked about as one of the world’s great musicals but the importance of the show is the constant reminder of the atrocities of Nazi Germany.

Australian singer songwriter will perform her farewell shows in Sydney and Melbourne this weekend before relocating to the USA.