Adele is just one of dozens of artists covering Bob Dylan for a massive 4CD Bob Dylan tribute album to benefit Amnesty International.

The trailer for the documentary film of the last 48 hours of the life of LCD Soundsystem has hit the net.

California’s first gray wolf since 1928 has been named after rock band Journey.

New York hip-hop pioneer KRS-One will visit Australia for the first time ever in March.

Ian Molly Meldrum is talking and is expected to eventually make a full recovery following his horrendous fall from a ladder in December.

Melbourne’s own Blackchords have a novel idea of how to raise money for a record – get the fans to help out!

The rumour mill went into overdrive today with speculation that Radiohead and/or The Stone Roses were coming to Australia for Splendour In The Grass. It was completely made up and false information.

Neil Wedd’s new Regal Ballroom in Melbourne will open with a stellar line-up over coming months.

The Velvet Underground, the band formed by Lou Reed and John Cale in the 60s, has taken legal action against the Andy Warhol Foundation for selling his iconic Banana album design to Apple.

Madonna’s twelfth studio album will be named MDNA, the pop superstar has revealed.

Here’s something you don’t see everyday. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever seen it before. An honest press release.

Beyonce and Jay-Z’s baby has become the youngest person ever to have a hit record.

On the back of their Coachella announcement, indie rock heavyweights The Shins deliver a new song.

A new video of comparing the Gotye and Walk Off The Earth versions of ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ popped up overnight on YouTube and the similarities are identical.

The national Heatwave Festival, featuring Kid Cudi, Tech N9ne, Obie Trice, D12 and more, starts today in Adelaide.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers North American tour has been put on hold because singer Anthony Kiedis has had to undergo surgery.

Mark Seymour, Custard, Jordie Lane, The Ooga Boogas and more hit the Mornington Peninsula’s Between The Bays festival.

British PM David Cameron claims to be a fan of Lana Del Rey and Band Of Horses, and says his kids have awful taste.

Leonard Cohen has revealed his new spoken word song (get it? They’re all spoken word!) off his upcoming album Old Ideas.

WOMADelaide, the world music festival that takes over the South Australian capitol each year has revealed a stellar lineup for 2012.

Kylie employs Perez Hilton, Q-Tip gets ultra-smooth, a photo of a shaved Ke$ha, B.oB. doesn’t trust blimps, and heaps more.

Former Neighbours star Jason Donovan has announced the release of his sixth studio album.

Australian sports commentator Sam Kekovich has reinvented former pop star Melissa Tzautz as the new Barbie Girl.

The Panda Band from Perth have split after seven years and two albums.

In an illuminating new interview, Justin Bieber says he’s looking for respect, not sex and drugs.

Matt Corby announces his fifth Corner Hotel show, which, if it sells out, will equal Washington’s record.

66-year old Bryan Ferry has a brand new 29-year old bride.

Engelbert Humperdinck will have a brand new song from Adele’s songwriter Dan Wilson (Someone Like You) on his next album.

Superstar producer Diplo (MIA, Major Lazer) prepares a music and culture coffee table book.

With the first of the Morning Of The Earth tour just over a week away, director Albe Falzon will include new footage from the movie at the shows.