Aretha Franklin has once again postponed her hometown show at Detroit's DTE Energy Music Theatre, citing ongoing medical treatments.

There is more to Nile Rodgers than Chic and Daft Punk.

Happy birthday to former Fleetwood Mac singer Christine McVie, who turns 70-years old today (July 12).

Dates for Big Day Out were revealed today after a giant billboard was put up on Punt Rd, Melbourne under Richmond railway station today.

Bon Iver singer-songwriter Justin Vernon has produced the next Blind Boys of Alabama album ‘I’ll Find A Way’.

‘Skyfall’ director Sam Mendes has signed on to direct the 24th James Bond movie.

With what is possibly the shortest breakup in history, Wolfmother are back together after only playing their final show on April 28 (yes, 10 weeks ago).

Pearl Jam have announced their 10th studio album is titled ‘Lightning Bolt.

Sharon Finn of Pajama Club and wife of Neil has laid down some vocals for the next Dog Trumpet album.

Nirvana will re-release their final studio album ‘In Utereo’ in September 2013 and have dropped a bizarre 30-second video from 1993 to announce the release.

Country singer Randy Travis underwent surgery on Wednesday night after suffering a stroke.

Whitney Houston's daughter has confirmed she's engaged to her 'adopted brother' while lashing out at critics.

An Affair of the Heart, the award-winning feature documentary on Rick Springfield, will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray on July 16 via Breaking Glass Pictures.

The professional pairing of Queen guitarist Brian May and West End star Kerry Ellis will finally get some exposure in the U.S. on August 6 with the digital release of Acoustic by Candlelight (Live in the U.K.).

The members of Cheap Trick were almost seriously injured or killed when the stage where they were performing collapsed at the Ottawa Blues Festival.

The new "supergroup", the Rides, will tour this September in support of their debut album Can't Get Enough. The Rides are Stephen Stills (Buffalo Springfield, Crosby Stills and Nash), Barry Goldberg (Electric Flag) and Kenny Wayne Shepherd.

Footy and music, “routine and ritual” – a happy marriage in the southern states of Australia and the impetus for a night of talking about two great loves in a treasured venue in inner city Melbourne.

‘Trouble Is A Lonesome Town’, the 1963 debut album by Lee Hazlewood, came and went with not a lot of notice.

Rihanna was not booted out of a Kings of Leon concert in Poland Wednesday, according to a new report.

Toshi Seeger, the wife of folk legend Pete Seeger, has died at the age of 91.

The Offspring will head back to Australia to headline the return of the Vans Warped Festival in November and December.

Pink will film her Melbourne shows on Wednesday and Thursday (July 10 and 11) for her next live DVD.

Gypsy, starring Caroline O’Connor, has launched the 2013 season for Jeanne Pratt’s The Production Company.

After taking only three weeks to bullet to the top of the Australian charts last week, Avicii and Aloe Blacc seem set to maintain the No.1 position in the country with “Wake Me Up” this coming week, whilst former chart-toppers OneRepublic could sneak up to No.2 with “Counting Stars”, and Robin Thicke is still hanging around the top three with “Blurred Lines”.

After opening her pop-up store in Melbourne last week, Pink has popped up another one in Sydney.

Following a hugely successful sell-out tour in 2012 celebrating the 25th anniversary release of their debut album Raintown, and also the release of their Top 20 album The Hipsters, Deacon Blue return in 2013 to embark on their biggest tour in more than a decade!

Lauryn Hill reportedly enjoyed a barbeque meal for her first prison dinner.

Jennifer Lopez was 'homeless' just months before she had her big break.

John Mayer secretly bought a fan a guitar at a music store.

After last year's fiftieth anniversary tour, the original members of the Beach Boys once again split apart. Mike Love, who owns the group name, continued touring with Bruce Johnston while Brian Wilson, Al Jardine and David Markham talked about touring their own version of the band.