Limp Bizkit will return to Australia for Soundwave Touring in October.

New Releases for week commencing Friday 13th September, 2013 (unless otherwise noted below)

Wollongong rock band Tumbleweed will release their first album with their original line-up in 15 years later this month.

When Two and a Half Men returns for its 11th season later this month the new star of the show will be Amber Tamblyn, Neil Young’s Goddaughter.

Britney Spears has popped the artwork for her new song ‘Work Bitch’ on her Twitter account and revealed who the songwriters are behind the song.

The rumoured new Beatles album featuring previously unreleased BBC performances has been confirmed including a rare Lennon-McCartney song.

With all of the rumours of the demise of Australia’s Harvest Festival this week, it appears you will have to wait until next week for an official decision.

Paul McCartney hasn’t performed his new song ‘New’ from the ‘New’ album live yet but he has been rehearsing up the band.

Victor Willis, the original policeman of the Village People, is looking to win back the rights to 33 of his songs.

iHeartRadio is now available on mobiles in Australia. The Australian Radio Network (ARN) has launched the mobile app for the radio streaming service that is bringing thousands of new radio listening options to Australians everywhere.

A UK bookie has given odds on David Bowie and Arctic Monkeys as winners for the Mercury Music Prize.

British reggae band UB40 have been forced to postpone their upcoming UK tour of after drummer Jimmy Brown was diagnosed with a wrist injury. q

Robbie Williams has a new Swing album on the way apparently.

The original Sapphires will be honoured by Support Act at a special luncheon in Sydney at the New South Wales Parliament House next month.

Arctic Monkeys should have the number one album in Australia in the next chart.

Olivia Newton-John will host the Wellness Walk in Melbourne this weekend to raise funds for the Olivia Newton-John Cancer & Wellness Centre.

Jessica Mauboy picked up two Deadly Awards in Sydney on Tuesday night while Troy Cassar-Daly and Archie Roach also won awards.

Melbourne quartet World’s End Press will release their debut self-titled album in October.

Taylor Swift has scooped six nominations at the Country Music Association Awards (CMAs).

Arranger Bobby Martin, who is credited as the architect of the Sound of Philadelphia at Philadelphia International Records, died on Friday in a San Diego hospital at the age of 83.

The Seekers will resume their Golden Jubilee Tour following Judith Durham’s sudden illness in May.

Billy Bragg, who is currently in Australia to speak at the Bigsound conference in Brisbane this week, will return to Australia in 2014 for a national tour.

Suzi Quatro will return to Australia in January, 2014 to headline the regional Red Hot Summer tour.

David Bowie performs a guest vocal spot on the new Arcade Fire song ‘Reflektor’.

A new mix of David Bowie’s 1977 ‘Sound and Vision’ single from the ‘Low’ album will be released next month.

Broadway star Mandy Patinkin and opera star Nathan Gunn will team up for dates in Australia in November.

The regional Groovin’ The Moo music festival will head to South Australia for the first time in 2014.

‘So Frenchy, So Chic’, the festival of fine food and French music, will return to Werribee Mansion in Melbourne this January and also debut in Camperdown in Sydney.

Alicia Keys and John Legend will tour Australia this December.

Eminem debuted a teaser for his new ‘Berserk’ video during the ESPN broadcast of the Michigan-Notre Dame football game on Saturday night.