Singer Sinead O'Connor has revealed on ITV's Lorraine she intends to keep her 'mouth shut and behave' and let her new music speak for itself.

Over 200 Australian venues have signed up for SLAM Day 2013 with new acts being added every day and today you can add Pete Murray and Jeff Martin to the list.

Tim McGraw gave up alcohol after realising he had no "moral high ground" with his children.

Victoria Beckham couldn't help laughing when her son asked her why she only ever "sang background" in the Spice Girls.

Patty Andrews, the last surviving member of the phenomenally popular 40's group the Andrews Sisters, died on Wednesday at her home in the Northridge area of Los Angeles at the age of 94. Her spokesperson said she passed of natural causes.

Courtney Webb has been bombarded with death threats after claiming to have slept with One Direction star Zayn Malik.

The video for 'Mind Mischief', the third official single off 2012's critically acclaimed 'Lonerism', is proudly brought to you by Modular.

Matt Sykes, the drummer for Paul Greene and the Other Colours has died following a boating accident near Jervis Bay on the New South Wales south coast.

There are now three major music labels in Australia following the absorption of EMI into Universal Music this week.

Before Jimmy Little passed away in April, 2012 he set up a charity to help children and the indigenous people that will continue on in his name. That includes the announcement today of the Jimmy Little Grant.

Unlike Justin Bieber’s performance in the TV show ‘NCIS’ Josh Groban will survive through to the end of his guest appearance on ‘CSI-NY’ on Valentine’s Day.

Julio Iglesias and Jose Feliciano are among the first six inductees in the new Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Country legend Randy Travis will plead guilty in an incident from last August in Sherman, TX where police found him by the side of the road, naked and over the legal alcohol limit, with his crashed car.

Steve Martin and Edie Brickell will be on the road this spring to promote their new album, Love Has Come to You, due on April 23 via Rounder Records.

Justin Bieber has penned a song about his split with Selena Gomez.

Jay-Z will apparently host a lavish bash ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Jon Bon Jovi turned down a judge's job on X Factor last year.

Björk is launching a Kickstarter campaign to make the Biophilia apps available for Windows8, Android and Mac Desktop.

Zayn Malik's girlfriend will reportedly stick by the "cheating" star, as she is "deeply in love" with him.

Whitney Houston's brother feels "responsible" for introducing her to drugs.

Morrissey has cancelled six more shows on his U.S. tour after being diagnosed with a bleeding ulcer.

Cher reportedly hopes getting her son involved in her new TV show will help "heal their relationship".

Tex Perkins has recorded the brand new song ‘One More For The Song’ for an album in support of wildlife park rangers.

They Might Be Giants will return to Australia for the first time since 2001 to perform for the Groovin’ The Moo festival.

Elvis Costello and The Imposters have thrown their support behind the National Slam Day 2013.

Keith Urban will perform his postponed Brisbane concert on February 5.

Crosby, Stills and Nash will add another item to their long list of accomplishments when they play their music with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis.

Beyond the novelty backgrounds, the closely choreographed dancing and the finely arranged harmonies that were so important to Doo Wop was a whole group of superbly beautiful songs that deserve their place among the greatest of the 20th century.

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.