Santana, Wilco, Bonnie Raitt, Chris Isaak, Ben Harper and Iggy & The Stooges will play at Bluesfest 2013, according to the Byron Shire News.

Bratty pop star Pink performed five new songs in Los Angeles and she’s put them up on the web.

The Pretty Things, one of rocks most influential bands from the 60s, is heading down under in December.

Neil Young has had a last minute change of heart and decided to go for a different cover for the next Crazy Horse album ‘Psychedelic Pill’.

Tim Hart, drummer from Boy & Bear, goes solo in support of country superstars Lady Antebellum.

Fuzzy power pop heroes JEFF The Brotherhood put together a nice group of Big Day Out sideshows.

Annie's spokeswoman released a statement saying: "On Saturday 15th September 2012, Annie Lennox and Dr Mitch Besser were married in a private ceremony with friends and family present."

Randy Newman is no stranger to writing scathing political satire and he's done it again going into the final fifty days of the 2012 election with his new track I'm Dreaming.

Seattle's Soundgarden will release 'King Animal', the band's first new studio album in over 15 years.

Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones is calling for a new musical revolution as he is "tired" of people referencing his band and thinks the political climate is right.

Psy doesn't want fans 'getting confused' with an English version of Gangnam Style.

Keith Urban recalls a time in his youth when he was mercilessly criticised on a TV talent show.

Robbie Williams' wife Ayda Field gave birth to their baby girl on Tuesday.

The Australian Independent Record Labels Association has spoken out about the dangers of the Universal Music and EMI merger and ramifications to the music industry in Australia and globally.

Classic rockers Thin Lizzy have not released an album in 29 years, dating back to before the death of frontman Phil Lynott with 1983's Thunder and Lightning.

Dave Matthews Band has had a convincing win to top this week’s US chart and the Top 5, including Bob Dylan ‘Tempest’ is completely brand new.

Music fans at the Sunflower Jam 2012 charity concert in London this week were treated to an ensemble featuring Alice Cooper and members of Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Iron Maiden and Queen.

Singer/songwrtiter Mimi Velevska will launch her ‘I’m Yours’ video at The Workers Club in Melbourne this week.

Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora says his daughter was his motivation to get sober.

Modern rockers Birds Of Tokyo return with their first new music in two years as an EP and post of 'Making Of' video.

LA punk supergroup OFF! book three sideshows while in town for the Big Day Out next year.

The vocalist was performing in a harness four years ago and has to get used to being without one on stage.

Carnaby is pleased to reveal a collaboration with The Rolling Stones in celebration of their 50th Anniversary for the 2012 Christmas installations.

Peter Gabriel opened his Back to Front Tour on Sunday night at the Colisée Pepsi in Quebec City, Canada with a full performance of his classic album So along with a number of other tunes from his catalogue.

David Byrne and Annie Clark (aka St. Vincent) are on the road promoting their new album Love This Giant.

Amy Winehouse's family said a final farewell yesterday as they buried her ashes and unveiled a "pink and black headstone".

Madonna has appeared to take another swipe at Lady Gaga, saying "imitation is the highest form of flattery".

Freaky Baltimore psych act Animal Collective have put together two Big Day Out sideshows.

Classic country singer Kenny Rogers will release his autobiography, Luck or Something Like It, on October 2 via William Morrow.

Usher claims he was "born" to be a father and has refuted claims by his ex-wife Tameka that he is an "absentee" da