Sometime in the next two weeks, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will announce their five inductees for 2013.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse have announced that they will perform a special benefit concert on December 6th, 2012, at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, NJ, with proceeds going to aid victims of Superstorm Sandy.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have announced 17 additional dates and a return to the UK for the 2013 leg of the 'Wrecking Ball' World Tour.

Thin Lizzy will perform their own shows when they come to Australia for the Kiss and Motley Crue tour.

Alice Cooper continued his US tour 'Raise The Dead' last night with a gig at the Orpheum Theatre in LA .

Keith Urban says that his wife Nicole Kidman altered his entire perspective on life in the most 'profound' way.

This past Sunday, comedian Jenny Johnson (@JennyJohnsonHi5) got involved in a (nasty) Twitter exchange with Chris Brown ' one that ultimately led him to delete his own Twitter account.

Harry Styles is apparently 'livid' that internet bullies have been targeting Taylor Swift.

Check out the eagerly anticipated official new video for "Let It Roll" by Flo Rida shot in his hometown.

Guy Sebastian has just landed his second No.1 album in Australia with his seventh album “Armageddon”, two weeks shy of nine years since he first hit the top of the ARIA Albums chart with his Australian Idol packed debut album “Just as I Am”. 

Kylie Minogue and Ne-Yo will perform at a concert honouring the winner of the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize next month.

Muse have cancelled three European shows after frontman Matt Bellamy broke his foot.

Mumford & Sons have joked that Taylor Swift is a "bitch" for beating their record for the fastest selling album in 2012.

Amy Winehouse's father thinks Lady Gaga would "be great" in a biopic of the late star's life.

Birdy will tour Australia in April.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds together with members of the Sydney Symphony will perform at the Sydney Opera House in February.

Both Led Zeppelin and Buddy Guy were awarded America’s greatest cultural honour, the Kennedy Award at The White House in Washington on Sunday.

Dr Dre earned more than any other act on the planet during 2012 but not for his music.

Former Powderfinger singer Bernard Fanning will release his second solo album in mid-2013.

Photographer Ken Regan, who earned the trust and respect of people like Bob Dylan and The Rolling Stones, has lost his battle with cancer.

Rick Astley was forced to cancel his final Australian show in Melbourne last night after being struck down with food poisoning.

Guy Sebastian earns his second No.1 album in Australia with his seventh studio album “Armageddon”, which climbs three places to the top of the ARIA Albums chart this week. It’s exactly nine years since he first topped the ARIA Charts with his debut single “Angels Brought Me Here” landing at the top this week in 2003 (1-Dec-2003).

Macklemore moves up to the No.1 spot in Australia with his first track to chart here, “Thrift Shop”, replacing X-Factor winner Samantha Jade after just one week at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart, she’s down to No.2 this week.

Robert Plant will play additional shows around Australia in addition to his Bluesfest headline spot.

A rare 1963 Beatles demo of ‘What Goes On’ is expected to fetch big money when it goes to auction this month.

Stevie Wonder has pulled out of a fundraiser for the Israeli military this week on a United Nations recommendation.

David Letterman will interview the surviving members of Led Zeppelin on his show on Monday.

A very enthused crowd packed out Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on Tuesday the 27th of November when Nickelback performed an alcohol fuelled set, supported by hard rock duo Jackson Firebird.

Thin Lizzy singer Phil Lynott would have been 64-years old last August. Next January 4 will mark 27-years since he passed away.

Peter Frampton has announced that he will be soon writing and recording once again with his son Julian.