Kylie Minogue’s 12th studio album ‘Kiss Me Once’ will include a song with Enrique Iglesias.

Macklemore & Ryan have won three Grammy Awards before filming of the televised broadcast goes to air.

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.

The Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles today will include a tribute to the music industry people who passed away in the last 12 months including a number of noted Australians.

The Grammy Awards will double as a wedding venue today. 34 couples will wed as Macklemore & Ryan Lewis perform their hit song ‘Same Love’ with Madonna and Queen Latifah.

Bruce Springsteen ‘High Hopes’ went home to over 11,000 Australians last week but even with those lukewarm figures The Boss easily managed to take the top spot on the Australian album chart from Beyoncé.

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’.

The 9th Coopers AMP has trimmed its list down to the nine albums eligible for the 2014 Australian Music Prize.

The Triple J Hottest 100 is over for another year and Vance Joy 'Riptide' is number one.

The health news continues to be less than good for Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead and they have, once again, caused the band to cancel an upcoming tour.

Carole King was presented with the MusiCares Person of the Year Award on Friday in Los Angeles with a full night of her music performed from stars from all eras.

Colin Hay, former lead singer of Men At Work, can identify with Justin Bieber’s fall from grace. He has been there too.

Musicians James Reyne, John Schumann, Michael Chapman and Yunupingu have received Australia Day honours from out-going Governor-General Quentin Bryce.

Wayward popstar Justin Bieber has tweeted 'god is with us all'.

The eighteenth studio album for Bruce Springsteen entitled “High Hopes” debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week, becoming only his third No.1 album in Australia and his first No.1 in almost nineteen years.

For a fourth week, Pharrell Williams is “Happy” at No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart, whilst local DJ Joel Fletcher and rapper Savage climb to a new peak of No.2 with “Swing”.

Johnny Crash, the original drummer for Models, has passed away.

The legal owner of the Queensryche name is to be decided in court.

UB40 are heading for the courts over the band name.

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.

Madonna has been added to the list of performers at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Thomas Blige, the father of singer Mary J. Blige, is in critical condition at a Kalamazoo, MI hospital after being stabbed during a domestic dispute.

Smokey Robinson, the Motown songwriting legend, has been awarded the Music For Life Award by NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) during their annual convention, currently going on in Anaheim, CA.

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

Jeff Lynne of the Electric Light Orchestra has been given a hometown honour by the City of Birmingham.

Deluded popstar Justin Bieber has compared himself to Michael Jackson when in reality he is the new Leif Garrett.

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

Kylie Minogue has revealed her new album will be titled ‘Kiss Me Once’.