Glee has sent classical duo 2Cellos into the top 10 of the Billboard Digital Songs chart.

Nick Cave, Blondie’s Debbie Harry, Mark Lanegan and more will appear on a tribute to late Gun Club frontman Jeffrey Lee Pierce.

Madonna ‘Give Me All Your Luvin’ has topped the iTunes chart in 50 countries since her Super Bowl appearance on Sunday.

Brisbane indie duo An Horse plan a homecoming tour around the nation in April and deliver a new clip.

Original Yes singer Jon Anderson has reacted to yesterday’s Noise11.com interview with Chris Squire saying that he has next to no contact with the Yes bass player in years.

The Pretty Reckless, featuring Gossip Girl’s Taylor Momsen, book Soundwave sideshows with Heroes For Hire.

City And Colour, Nickelback, Hedley, Deadmau5, Drake, Feist, Bublé and Lavigne top Canada’s Juno Award nominations.

Pink Floyd’s classic ‘The Wall’ is about to undergo to deluxe treatment with the Immersion box set due later this month.

As a treat on their current Australian tour with Hall & Oates, Icehouse have performed their 1987 hit ‘Electric Blue’ with co-write John Oates at both the Sydney and Melbourne shows.

M.I.A.’s tour rider has leaked and, among the usual food and drink, she requests burka-clad dancers.

Madame Tussads is coming to Sydney and Dannii Minogue is one of the first dummies.

Check out South African rap-rave trio Die Antwoord do their freaky thing on Letterman.

Timbaland revealed in an interview that both he and Missy Elliott will have new albums this year.

For the first time in 20 years, all surviving founding members of the Beach Boys will play live, and it’ll be at the Grammys.

Americana faves My Morning Jacket and Dawes book Sydney and Melbourne shows.

The new lead singer of Killswitch Engage is the original lead singer of Killswitch Engage. Jesse Leach is back in the band.

Ringo Starr has announced Todd Rundgren, as well as members of Toto, Journey, Mr. Mister and more for his new band.

Lady Gaga will tour Australia and New Zealand in June and July but Adelaide has missed out.

Avril Lavigne says ‘Fukuoka’, Josh Groban snaps Jay-Z, Drake is unusually sloppy, Example doesn’t like MILFs, and heaps more.

Mick Harvey (Bad Seeds, PJ Harvey) follows Gotye to deliver the keynote at self-management workshop, I Manage My Music.

Go to see Roger Waters ‘The Wall’. It will be by far the greatest show you will ever see.

Triple J have followed up their annual Hottest 100 countdown with a list of the next 100 songs.

Lana Del Rey will no longer come to Australia later this month.

Yes have a new lead singer. Benoit David is out. Jon Davison is in.

Will Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band perform at the AFL Grand Final in Melbourne on September 29? The hot rumour is yes.

The Metallica secret is out. The band has announced that they will create their own music festival to be called ‘Orion Music + More’.

Rod Stewart is back in Australia for a national tour with the first show from Perth now done and dusted.

The first leg of dates for Madonna’s forthcoming World Tour have leaked, and Madge plans to hit Australian shores next year.

Axl Rose has turned 50 and Slash has sent him a message.

The company behind Oikos Greek Yogurt has posted an apology to John Butler Trio and will investigate how the music behind their Super Bowl commercial ripped off the song ‘Zebra’ by John Butler Trio.