American country music singer Elizabeth Cook will release ‘Welder’, her first album in four years in January, just before her Australian tour.

Green Day will premiere their Quatro documentary to tell the story of their album trilogy ‘Uno’, ‘Dos’ and ‘Tre’.

Music legend Barry Gibb will perform two additional shows for his upcoming Australian tour.

The people behind the Future Music Festival are about to release their first album.

Kitty, Daisy & Lewis have announced Sydney and Melbourne sideshows when they return for Bluesfest in 2013.

Eskimo Joe will put on a BBQ for investors of their next studio album.

Marie Osmond 'can't be home for Christmas'.

One Direction's second album TAKE ME HOME soars to the No.1 position on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart with over 540,000 copies sold this week, making them the first British band to have their debut and second albums debut at No.1 in the US.

Declared by Rolling Stone as one of the Top 20 Guitarists Of All Time and considered one of the UK's most outstanding songwriters, musician Richard Thompson returns with a brand new, guitar-driven record titled ELECTRIC for Proper Records on Monday, February 11th.

Matthew Morrison wants to be like "Michael Bublé mixed with Gene Kelly".

Whitney Houston and Elton John are among artists whose recordings have been inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.

Nicki Minaj was reportedly denied entry to her own album release party by police on Tuesday.

One of this year's biggest success story, Ed Sheeran, releases the final single from his BPI certified 5x platinum debut album.

Pink has added three more Australian shows bringing the tally to 42.

You would think that, with one of the worst selling albums of her career and a number of shows on her tour failing to sell out, Madonna would be doing everything she can to keep the fans happy.

With Prince as executive producer, Andy Allo finally unleashed her second album, Superconductor, on Tuesday, with the album going straight to #1 on Amazon's Soul and R&B charts in the US, UK and France within hours of its release.

Bluesfest has announced its Australian and New Zealand acts for the 2013 event. The Cat Empire, Xavier Rudd and The Break have made the bill.

The Rolling Stones have released a music video for ‘Doom and Gloom’, their new song from the ‘GRRR’ album starring, Noomi Rapace.

Short Stack frontman Short Diviney has released a video for his first solo record ‘You’re So Cool’.

A live set by The War On Drugs is akin to having a wave of euphoria splash directly into your face.

A number of years ago, Jesse L. Martin left his long running role on Law and Order to make a biopic of Marvin Gaye.

R. Kelly is plotting his Broadway debut.

Alicia Keys wants at least one more child.

Kid Rock is in a 'celebratory' mood of late.

Selena Gomez has apparently taken Justin Bieber back, despite the 'heartache' he caused her.

From The Jam, featuring Bruce Foxton from The Jam, will return to Australia at the end of January for dates in Western Australia and the along the East Coast.

Psy decided to collaborate with MC Hammer at the American Music Awards (AMAs) because he wanted to do 'something huge, very massive'.

Rihanna has apologised to journalists following her around the world on her chaotic 777 tour.

Johnny Marr has been talking to Xfm about his debut solo album The Messenger, which is out in February, and has explained that the songs were inspired by touring the country with The Cribs.

After topping UK Dance Charts last year with 'Dance 4 Me' Prince returns to Jamie Lewis' Purple Music label for new single 'Rock And Roll Love Affair'.