The Presets will release their new album ‘Pacifica’ in September.

Chris Brown will reportedly not face criminal charges stemming from last week's New York City nightclub brawl involving his rival Drake.

Yoko Ono has sent Sir Paul McCartney a Happy Birthday greeting for today, his 70th birthday but is there a hidden message in the greeting?

Red Hot Chili Peppers have 18 new tracks on the way to be released over the next 6 months and all on 7inch vinyl as well as digital.

Keith Richards has produced the next album for New Orleans legend Aaron Neville with Rolling Stones producer Don Was.

The Rolling Stones have put a bullet in the UK Mirror’s story that they will perform their final show ever at Glastonbury in 2013.

Aerosmith opened their Global Warming Tour in Minneapolis, MN on Saturday with a 18-song set that generously covered the hits from throughout their career with an emphasis on their 70's songs.

Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band opened their 12th tour as has been the norm the last couple of years, the Avalon Ballroom Theatre in Niagara Falls, Canada.

So The Rolling Stones are going to play their last ever show at Glastonbury in 2013 are they? Not bloody likely. Just look at the source – The Mirror in the UK.

For one day, you can buy Paul Weller’s charity cover of ‘Birthday’ to celebrate Paul McCartney’s 70th.

Jack Osbourne, who came to fame on his family's reality show The Osbournes, has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

Philip Selway has posted on the Radiohead site about the loss of their drum technician in a freak stage collapse in Canada.

MGMT, The Kills, Marianne Faithful, Best Coast, Lykke Li and more sign on for a Fleetwood Mac cover album.

Adelaide’s Hilltop Hoods headline the biggest festival of Australian hip-hop yet – Sprung.

Gotye will play his first major tour of Australia in December.

The man who lost his life setting up a Radiohead gig in Canada on Saturday has been identified as the band’s drum tech, 33-year old Scott Johnson.

We’re not trolling. Mr. Never Gonna Give You Up has booked Australian tour dates.

Missy Higgins has the number one album in Australia again this week keeping Xavier Rudd away from achieving his first chart topper.

Elton John’s concert in Blackpool was cut short after the weather turned bad at the outdoor gig.

Usher will have the number one album in America next week despite a massive drop in first week sales since his last album.

Bob Dylan is hitting the road with Mark Knopfler this year but so far the dates only include the upper Midwest and east coast of America.

Keith Urban will start his world tour in his home state of Queensland in 2013.

Ben Lee has put an unreleased song he wrote for the movie ‘The Winning Season’ online.

Radiohead’s stage for their Toronto concert collapsed on Saturday (June 16, 2012) killing one person.

What a week for veteran artists. The Beach Boys debut at number 3, the highest that they have ever placed an album in its first week, with That's Why God Made the Radio.

Jason Coleman’s Groove Pill Records has released a video for The Collective Soul’s ‘Let The Horns Blow’.

Mumford and Sons have cancelled upcoming shows in Denmark and Sweden because Marcus Mumford has broken his hand.

Why did the chicken cross the road? Because it was Paul McCartney’s birthday.

Dr Alan Saunders, a veteran of ABC Radio in Australia for the past 25 years, died suddenly in Sydney on Thursday after catching pneumonia.

Madonna reportedly requests 20 international phone lines and a dry cleaner when she is on tour.