When we updated our upcoming releases list on Saturday, we added the mysterious listing for a new Eric Clapton album, Old Sock.

Get ready for the return of Black Flag. As we reported on Saturday, there are two Black Flag reunions happening this summer, one with Greg Ginn and Ron Reyes, and one going out under the name of FLAG, with Chuck Dukowski.

The Who are taking their tour of the album Quadrophenia to the U.K.

Hot off the road from a rare reunion with the Monkees, Michael Nesmith has announced that he will, once again, be touring his solo material during March and April.

The Stooges are readying the followup to their 2007 album The Weirdness with a new set of raw music to be called Ready to Die.

The fearsomely talented COSMO JARVIS re-releases his third album THINK BIGGER.

Verka Serduchka Saves Silver Shadow For The Nation!

Australian music icon Ian Molly Meldrum is 70-years old today.

Elton John and his partner David Furnish love their surrogate 'like a sister.'

Chris Brown and Frank Ocean were apparently involved in a brawl yesterday.

The Celtic Thunder concert tonight (Tuesday) in Brisbane will not be going ahead because of the extreme weather in the region.

Keith Urban’s postponed concert from last night (Sunday) rescheduled for tonight (Monday) is once ahead postponed due to the flooding in Brisbane.

232 people have died and at least 131 more were injured when a fire set off by a band’s pyrotechnics swept through a nightclub in Brazil.

Lindy Morrison, drummer for The Go-Betweens from 1980-1989 and now board member of the Phonographic Performance Company of Australia (PPCA), was awarded the Order of Australia on Australia Day.

Norah Jones has rescheduled the date for her Perth concert next month following an invitation to perform at the Academy Awards.

Keith Urban has postponed his Brisbane show tonight (Sunday January 27) because of Brisbane’s extreme weather conditions today.

Elvis Costello played a short and sharp 18 song one hour and 15 minute set for his first A Day On The Green show at Rochford Winery last night (January 26).

Red Hot Chili Peppers have now played three Australian Big Day Out shows. Melbourne was last night.

Elvis Costello has been added to the Prince Tribute Show in New York in March.

Patricia Lovell aka Miss Pat has passed away from liver cancer at the age of 83.

Morrissey has been hospitalized in Flint, MI for what is reported to be a possible bladder infection.

Tina Turner has been a resident of Switzerland for 18 years and is looking to make it permanent.

George Jones is about to embark on the final tour of his career and he also thinks he has one more album in him before calling it quits.

Bruno Mars stays atop the ARIA Albums chart this week with his “Unorthodox Jukebox” album.

Macklemore not only cements himself and Ryan Lewis at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart for a second week with their second consecutive No.1 song “Same Love”, the track also moves from gold to Platinum in sales.

The people of the City of Milwaukee are pretty excited that their favourite sons The Violent Femmes are getting back together.

Elvis Costello and The Imposters kicked off their Australian tour in Melbourne last night, spinning the wheel to create the setlist.

Red Hot Chili Peppers performed at Big Day Out in Adelaide last night. Only one song, ‘Universally Speaking’, was performed for the first time on this tour.

The Eagles official documentary ‘History Of The Eagles – The Story Of An American Band’ will premiere on Showtime on US television in February.

Doc Neeson has been awarded the Order of Australia medal for his services to music and the community.