Todd Rundgren will receive the 2014 Les Paul Award at the 29th Technical Excellence and Creativity Awards, part of the NAMM convention in January.

Christine McVie rejoined her former band Fleetwood Mac in London this week.

Do not hold your breath waiting for the next U2 album. God is the band’s A&R manager Bono tells David Letterman.

In an extremely busy week for album entries, Kings of Leon land their third consecutive No.1 album on the ARIA chart as their sixth studio album “Mechanical Bull” debuts at top.

Katy Perry’s “Roar” spends a fifth non-consecutive week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart this week, taking Katy’s accumulated total at the top of the Australian charts to fifteen weeks, placing her at No.49 on the list of acts with the ‘Most Accumulated Weeks at No.1 (1940-2013).

The return of Hunters & Collectors at the AFL Grand Final marked the band’s return to active duty.

Melbourne’s World End Press will play shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide to launch their self-titled debut album.

Australian hip-hop artist Illy has started his own record ONETWO and signed his first act.

Simon Cowell has popped more millions into the One Direction guy's bank accounts.

Cher has opened up about some funs facts people didn't know about her.

Justin Timberlake wants to get into the song and dance business. The former NSYNC popstar who now owns Myspace wants to revamp movie musicals.

Dave Stewart is now in the banking business.

Kate Miller-Heidke has become an indie artist.

Birdy and Moby lead this weeks new releases.

Justin Bieber really takes the piss out of Justin Bieber and this time not in a bucket and up on YouTube.

Sting is back touring live and the surprise is that not one of his old songs by The Police is in the set.

Willie Nelson has been side-lined after forced to cancel his next four shows due to doctor's orders.

Korn will gets down on their hands and knees along Sunset Boulevard to be immortised by the Guitar Center.

Big Day Out's second Sydney date has been cancelled and folded into the first.

David Guetta has joined The United Nations and International Aid Organisations to launch ‘The World News More’ campaign.

Bob Dylan's career is now over fifty years old and he is evidently looking to add many more based on the title of his new collection, Complete Album Collection, Volume 1.

Ringo Starr received the French Medal of Honor on Tuesday, where he was made a Commander of France's Order of Arts and Letters.

One Direction have been named the world's most powerful young stars.

Australia’s The Potbelleez will release their next song ‘Magic Number’ with B.o.B.

Singer songwriter Steve Poltz has written and recorded the score for the ‘Running Wild’ soundtrack.

Hunters & Collectors have expanded their reunion with shows set for A Day On The Green nationally from January.

OneRepublic will return to Australia for shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth in November.

Fleetwood Mac played the first of their three night residency at the O2 in London last night and Stevie Nicks has confirmed Christine McVie will join them for the last two shows.

The Wonder Stuff will return to Australia in February.

Former Guns ‘n Roses and Velvet Revolver guitarist Duff McKagan will deliver the CBGB Music Festival Conference keynote in New York in October.