Word of Bruce Springsteen’s March 2013 Australian tour is currently louder than the summer cicadas.

Video of The Rolling Stones performing 'I Wanna Be Your Man', 'Honky Tonk Woman' and 'Going Down' has surfaced on YouTube.

Mike Tramp, the voice of White Lion and Freak of Nature, will play solo and acoustic shows in Australia next year.

Santana and Steve Miller Band will double up for a dose of classic rock around Australia during Bluesfest.

Chris Stamp, the man Roger Daltrey says is the very reason The Who happened, has died from cancer at the age of 70.

Fiona Apple has cancelled her upcoming South American tour to be with her beloved pet who is in the last stages of life.

EMI, Steven Wilson and Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull have said that there is a known audio problem on the 5.1 surround sound DVD in the recently issued special edition of Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick and replacements discs are being made available.

Lady Gaga woke up after Thanksgiving to find a swarm of fans had broken into the house she was staying in.

Rod Stewart's ex-wife was "at the lowest point of her life" after their marriage ended.

The five piece will soon have their own brand of perfume, which is due to hit the shelves next summer.

Sir Elton John and David Furnish are reportedly set to become the parents of another boy.

Coldplay is planning a three-year hiatus from playing large shows.

Pete Doherty claims that Amy Winehouse 'didn't suffer fools.'

Rumer Willis' supposed fans at The Sayers Club reportedly 'secretly laugh at her'.

The Tangerine Kitty ‘Dumb Ways To Die’ viral ad campaign for Metro Trains now has had more views that people living in Australia.

Sir Paul McCartney and his family get 'all smartened up' whenever Johnny Depp pays a visit.

Noel Gallagher says he would have to be 'skint' to bring Oasis back together with brother Liam.

The viral sensation of the year, PSY's 'Gangnam Style' is about to become the most viewed YouTube video in history, according to Starcount.com, the social media leaderboard.

The Rolling Stones first 50th anniversary concert ’50 And Counting’ is underway at London’s O2 Arena and The Stones opened with an oldie, their cover of The Beatles ‘I Wanna Be Your Man’.

The death of television legend Larry Hagman has come midway through the filming of the next season of Dallas.

Led Zeppelin has claimed the highest debut album of the week this week on Australia’s ARIA chart.

With less than 24 hours before the Rolling Stones play the first of their 50 And Counting 50th anniversary show in London, Mary J Blige and Jeff Beck have been announced as special guests.

One Direction stay atop the ARIA Albums Chart this week with their second album “Take Me Home”, achieving 2xPlatinum, doubling itself from last weeks debut. But with her 42nd (and counting) show for her 2013 Australian tour announced last week, Pink rises back up to No.2 with “The Truth About Love”, racking up its tenth week inside the Top 4 (and Top 10).

X-Factor 2012 winner Samantha Jade debuts at No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart this week with the pop-dance track “What You’ve Done to Me”, selling/downloading gold in its first three days of release (released 9:30pm Tuesday 20th November).

Björk has revealed on her website that she is successfully singing again, after recently undergoing vocal cord surgery.

Don McGlashan, the founding member and lead singer of New Zealand’s The Mutton Birds, left on Friday to entertainment troops and scientists stationed at Antarctica.

Larry Hagman passed away on Friday with his long-time friends Linda Gray and Patrick Duffy by his side.

Larry Hagman, the infamous J.R. Ewing from the TV series Dallas, has died at the age of 81.

Visiting strip clubs and drinking moonshine are just some of what inspired Bruno Mars whilst he was creating his "dangerous" new album, Unorthodox Jukebox.

Barry Manilow has turned 50. Well, in hits that is.