It is impossible not to admire Glen Campbell.

Adele will not attend the Skyfall premiere as she 'can't bear' to be away from her son.

Tattoo artist Kevin Paul reveals that the body ink of One Direction group members are 'all pretty different'.

Kylie Minogue fantasises about her retirement - and there is "not a false eyelash in sight".

Dionne Warwick once went 'a little bit ballistic' when The Beatles were refused entry to her show.

Neil Young will jump on Twitter and answer questions from fans this week.

Sonic Youth’s Lee Ranaldo did something special this week in Melbourne. He performed at iconic Pure Pop Records in St Kilda and was then quizzed by You Am I’s Tim Rogers.

A day before a major press conference, Depeche Mode announced that they will have a new album in the spring which they will support with a European tour followed by one around North America.

The story of the Godfather of Soul, James Brown, is coming to the big screen thanks to the producing duo of Mick Jagger and Brian Grazer along with Victoria Pearlman of Jagged Films and Erica Huggins of Imagine Entertainment.

Morrissey has been forced to postpone four shows so he could fly back to England where his mother is said to be hospitalized.

James Blunt has not quit music as reported by that bastion of credibility the Daily Mail.

Stuart Coupe, the well-known music journo, broadcaster, label owner and artist manager, will present ‘Wild About You’, a panel about the history of Australian and New Zealand music at SXSW in 2013.

The line-up for Golden Plains 7 is out and Dinosaur Jr and the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion lead the line-up following on from the already announced Cat Power and George Clinton.

Blind Boys Of Alabama and Sweet Honey In The Rock have announced sideshows around Bluesfest 2013.

Arlo Guthrie and Gurrumul lead the first round of artist announcements for the Port Fairy Folk Music Festival.

Live Nation have announced details of the Hit Factory Live - Christmas Cracker and our very own Dean 'Midas' Maynard found out more...

ABC will show the new documentary by Spike Lee on Michael Jackson's Bad album on Thanksgiving night starting at 9:30 PM (EST).

Australian rock legend Jimmy Barnes has gone back to school. He is attending the Berklee College of Music in Boston.

The Official Chart Company in the U.K. are gearing up for next month's 60th anniversary of their first published chart with countdowns of some of the biggest artists of the era.

Grammy-Award winning R&B/Soul singer-songwriter, Macy Gray, will be releasing a new album called "TALKING BOOK" on October 30th, 2012.

On November 6, Steven Tyler (vocals), Joe Perry (guitar), Brad Whitford (guitar), Tom Hamilton (bass) and Joey Kramer (drums) will release MUSIC FROM ANOTHER DIMENSION on Columbia Records.

There are dozens of music halls of fame that have sprung up around the country.

Black Country Communion has had a pretty active career, especially for a group that has so many musicians active in other areas.

Ke$ha has announced that she will publish an illustrated photo journal and scrapbook entitled My Crazy Beautiful Life, with Touchstone on November 20, 2012.

Jack Osbourne declined baby gifts for his daughter Pearl.

Mandy Moore is in no rush to have kids.

Madonna has angered fans in Colorado after performing a gun scene in concert.

Willow Smith has covered Adele's theme song for forthcoming Bond film Skyfall.

Britney Spears' father feared she would die during her 2007 meltdown.

Justin Timberlake has emerged with his wedding ring on hand after exchanging vows with Jessica Biel.