Two summers ago, three giants of the music business brought their collective talents together to form the Dukes of September Rhythm Revue. Donald Fagen (Steely Dan), Boz Scaggs and Michael McDonald (Doobie Brothers) played a series of dates that mixed their own hits with classics from, mostly, the annals of rhythm and blues.

One of the songs on the new Neil Young and Crazy Horse album is 'God Save The Queen' (and not the Sex Pistols song.

Courageous 17-year school-boy Shaun Wilson-Miller has passed away.

A painting of Gotye based on his ‘Something That I Used To Know’ video has sold for $15000 in Melbourne.

A consortium led by Paul Dainty has acquired the assets of Aztec Music. Aztec was placed into receivership in March, 2012.

Rufus Wainwright will return to Australia in September to tour his new album ‘Out Of The Game’.

One Direction will open their merch stand early for fans heading to their Detroit show next week.

Folk music great Doc Watson is reported to be in critical condition in a Winston-Salem, NC hospital.

Notorious psych act The Brian Jonestown Massacre scramble brains with the Raveonettes at the Forum Theatre.

Bruce Springsteen has released the video for Rocky Ground.

Roger Waters has been on the road touring with The Wall for almost two years and has made it clear that, when this tour ends, it will be the last of his performing days.

Kylie Minogue has dropped a new song called ‘Timebomb’ today as part of her K25 celebrations.

The upcoming Aussie tour for Sister Sledge feat. Kathy Sledge is to be rescheduled.

The Flaming Lips have done some pretty wacky things throughout their career but this time they've set a goal that will take a lot of hard work. The Wayne Coyne fronted group is looking to break the record for the most concerts in one day.

With a stonking hangover courtesy of the Sound City finale, Jo and Jamie head to the Echo Arena to finish off a fantastic weekend of live music in Liverpool, with Guns N' Roses. Would Axl turn up on time? Would he turn up at all?

A second Sydney show for Coldplay went on sales 10 minutes after the first this morning, due to demand.

Ricki-Lee has revealed details of her first album for EMI.

Freedy Johnston is venturing west this weekend for a show at the Mint in Los Angeles.

Music legend Eric Burdon will release his new album ‘Til Your River Runs Dry’ in September.

Elton John has spent a day in a Los Angeles hospital with a “serious respiratory illness” and cancels shows. 

Sigur Ros and The Voice kick off a big week, including Scissor Sisters, Julia Stone, Ladyhawke, The Cult and more.

The new Aerosmith album has been dubbed ‘’Music From Another Dimension’.

Moruya, NSW band Break A Leg have become the 5th and final act to be named for the Red Bull Bedroom Jam.

Barry Gibb has not, as of today, released any statements on the passing of his brother Robin.

Other than live shows, it has been 27 years since Simon & Garfunkel recorded in a studio and it doesn't look like that long drought will end anytime soon (if ever).

A new panel discussion about music activism, and a screening of the Tote documentary, hits the Toff In Town next Monday.

US blues-rock virtuoso Joe Bonamassa announces an Australian tour as his latest album tops the UK midweek iTunes chart.

Kiwi comic folk duo Flight Of The Conchords book their third stadium show in Perth. Madness.

Paul, Steph and Clint from Something For Kate are off the Dallas Texas to record their sixth album.

Queens Of The Stone Age frontman Josh Homme appears in a mock-infomercial for the new Scissor Sisters album.