It just keeps getting bigger. The Living End have added 18 big-name bands and seven big-name DJs for their retrospective tour.

It’s a nice week for Aussie artists and heritage rockers (and movie music) this week in new releases.

The Pet Shop Boys are releasing Leaving as the second single from their album Elysium, following up Winner which came out back around the time of the Olympics. 

From their official website www.linkinpark.com, LINKIN PARK has announced that fans can team up to unlock their new music video, CASTLE OF GLASS from their latest chart-topping album, LIVING THINGS beginning October 5th.

Kathi McDonald, best known for her 1980 hit with Long John Baldry ‘You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling’, has passed away at the age of 64.

The Rock n' Roll Hall Of Fame has nominated fifteen artists for induction in 2013, including some rather un-'rock' choices.

Creed's lead singer Scott Stapp appreciates T.I. for coming to the rescue following a suicide attempt.

Pink is like "a toothless pit bull" when she argues with her husband.

Gaz Coombes, Mick Quinn, Danny Goffey and Rob Coombes were honoured by a PRS for Music with a Heritage Award at The Jericho Tavern in Oxford.

Julia Stone, Ella Hooper, The Fauves, Jordie Lane, Jeff Lang, Smudge and 63 more artists will perform iconic albums at Pure Pop all summer long.

Katy Perry feels like her "music week is complete" now she has seen Justin Bieber perform.

Justin Timberlake has reportedly chosen Jessica Biel's wedding dress.

Nicki Minaj refutes claims that she threatened to gun down Mariah Carey.

Stadium rockers Birds Of Tokyo book two exclusive EP launch shows and reveal a Kris Moyes-shot video.

You know there is a new James Bond movie coming when a new compilation of Bond music is released.

On Monday (1st of October) Kelly Clarkson shook up Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena with a performance that was simultaneously energetic and heartfelt. She blew all expectations out of the water and captivated every audience member with one of the biggest voices in the pop industry.

Soundscape master Brian Eno will release a new, 12-part 75-minute solo album in November.

Sydney indie pop act Dappled Cities celebrate their ARIA Award nomination with an adorably lo-fi webcam clip.

Earlier today Steve Kilbey said he is quitting The Church but later in the afternoon recanted his original Facebook bitch.

After selling out two Opera House shows, baroque pop princess Regina Spektor adds another Sydney date.

Babs posts a lyric video from her forthcoming, career-spanning unreleased-songs album Release Me.

Justin Bieber is energised by his admirers' energy.

Bobby Rydell continues to mend from his July operation giving him a new liver and kidney.

The first ever Australian tour for hip-hop legend Grandmaster Melle Mel has been cancelled.

Music fans in Europe seem to have a different mindset when it comes to veteran artists than their equivalent in the United States.

Rolling Stone magazine asked their readers to name the best rock documentaries of all-time and they've come up with a pretty decent list.

American Humane Association and Hallmark Channel announced today that top-selling country music artist Jewel is performing at the American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards'.

Wiz Khalifa and his pregnant fiancée Amber Rose are finding it challenging to choose a name for their baby.

Golden Plains 2013 has announced first act Cat Power and opened their ticket ballot.

Adele has apparently taken inspiration from James Bond for her next holiday.