Over 1 million viewers tuned in to watch the first show of the new version of Young Talent Time last night.

Two music legends Alice Cooper and Duane Eddy met for the very first time on Friday at NAMM.

Adele spends another week at the top of the ARIA Chart, with no new albums entering.

Music legend Tony Bennett will return to Australia in April.

D12 will take advantage of their Australian visit for the Heatwave Festival by adding club dates for Queensland and Victoria.

Beyoncé Knowles and Jay-Z may just be on the move.

A Twitter account alleged to be the official Gary Glitter account has been wiped after announcing a tour and new album only yesterday.

New York dance act The Rapture have added sideshow dates in Sydney and Melbourne when they head down under for Future Music Festival.

UK dates for Sum 41 are off.

It appears the marriage of Seal and Heidi Klum is over.

Lady Gaga and her mother Cynthia Germanotta will launch the Born This Way Foundation on February 29.

Tony Bennett’s signature tune ‘I Left My Heart In San Francisco’ will turn 50 years old this Monday (January 23).

Roger Waters has finally married Laura Durning, his fiancée since 2004.

2010 Australian X Factor winner Altiyan Childs has pleaded guilty after being charged with driving under the influence of methamphetamine and marijuana.

Disgraced 70s pop star Gary Glitter is set to make a comeback.

Soul legend Etta James has died at the age of 73 after suffering from leukaemia and dementia for the last few years.

Walk Off The Earth’s version of the Gotye and Kimbra hit ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ will pass the 30 million YouTube views shortly after publication of this story.

Johnny “Godfather of Rhythm and Blues” Otis has died at age 90 at his home in Altadena, CA.

With a day of backlash and time to think about what was said, The Wiggles co-founder Anthony Field has admitted he answered a question about the departure of Sam Moran poorly on The Today Show yesterday.

Kiss founder, singer and guitarist Paul Stanley has reached the Golden Years. Stanley has turned 60.

Lyndie Benson-Gorelick has filed for legal separation from her husband, romantic sax guy Kenny G.

Melbournites might be familiar with the voice of the exquisite Genevieve Blackmore a.k.a. Genny B a.k.a. co-host of RRR’s Livewire on Saturday nights. Well if her uncanny ability to create a pun has made you so much as chuckle, you can now pay her back.

Doom legends Cathedral bring Paradise Lost and Turisas along for their last ever headline shows.

The Morning Of The Earth live show is a rare chance to see the soundtrack of the iconic Australian surf movie performed live.

Speculation has been high and rumors have been rampant but all has been confirmed today with the official announcement of Bruce Springsteen's new album Wrecking Ball. The eleven-song set hits stores and download sites on March 6 via Columbia.

Leading file-sharing website, Megaupload, has been shut down by US federal prosecutors.

Today would have been Janis Joplin's 69th Birthday and Legacy Recordings is honoring her with the announcement of The Pearl Sessions, a two-CD set of Joplin's final studio album.

Ani DiFranco, Sharon Corr, Common, Lamb Of God, and a rash of Aussie country artists lead this week’s new releases.

Pete Turner of beloved Brit rockers Elbow tells Noise11 about their song commissioned for the London Olympics.

John and Yoko’s neighbour Roberta Flack has an album of Beatles covers on the way.