The Voice pushes Keith Urban’s new compilation to the top (and contestants debut well) in this week’s chart wrap.

John Butler has settled with USA advertising agency Poptent after the company ripped off one of his songs for a yoghurt commercial.

Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees has lost his battle with cancer at the age of 62.

It was simply amazing! I have to admit I had low expectations especially of Ozzy and his vocal abilities. But they were super tight and he nailed it, a great frontman even now in his 60s.

Fire-haired Florence Welch and her machine deliver an excitable 90 minutes of anthemic power pop.

Billy Gibbons has his own beer. Billy’s Ocho Suerte is a Tex Mex-Vienna style lager with Texas soul.

Check out the Black Sabbath photo gallery at Blacksabbath.com. Drummer Bill Ward has been erased from history.

Ella Hooper of The Verses/Killing Heidi introduces unsigned Sydney band Go Mason Go in the latest Red Bull Bedroom Jam.

‘Past Hits and Previews’ released in 1978 was Richard Clapton’s first compilation album.

Peter “Blackie” Black of legendary Sydney punk band The Hard-Ons is in hospital suffering a fractured skull and bruising of the brain after being attacked earlier this week.

And the winner of The Voice is … Keith Urban who has scored his first ever Australian number one debut off the back of a reality show.

Neil Young has released the third video from his ‘Americana’ album.

Prince did a really short show for a Prince show in Brisbane last night but again it was completely different to the previous four concerts in Australia so far.

One-time Crowded House drummer Peter Jones passed away on Friday, May 18 after a long battle with brain cancer.

Geoff Downes, Steve Howe, Carl Palmer and John Wetton are back together as Asia.

Paul Kelly has been named coach of the Rockdogs football team for the third year running for the 2012 Reclink Community Cup. Dan Sultan will captain the team.

The family of Donna Summer has issued the following statement following the death of the Queen of Disco this week.

The official movie depicting the life of Steve Jobs got underway today in the historic Los Altos home garage where Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded Apple.

Pennywise will tour Australia in August.

U2’s Bono is official the richest entertainer on the planet after the Facebook float made him a billionaire today.

Ian Curtis of Joy Division took his life 32 years ago today.

It turns out even US President Barack Obama was a Donna Summer fan. So was Aretha Franklin.

Elton John is touring Australia again later this year. Well according to promoter Michael Chugg he is.

The 57th Ivor Novello Awards have been announced. Ed Sheeran got one, so did PJ Harvey and Adele got the big one for Songwriter of the Year.

You Am I’s Tim Rogers is doubling up at the Cherry Bar with former Supersuckers frontman Eddie Spaghetti.

Australian jazz guitarist Albare will perform in Australia with the same musicians he recorded is iTD album ‘Long Way’ with in New York.

‘North’ is the title of new Matchbox Twenty album, the band’s first album of original material since 2002.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have called for the German government to pull its head in following the arrest of Captain Paul Watson of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.

To the true fans, Black Sabbath is not Black Sabbath without Ozzy Osbourne, Toni Iommi, Geezer Butler AND Bill Ward. Unfortunately, they will only be getting the first three at any time in the near future.

The New York State Legislature in Albany has passed a resolution honoring the late Adam "MCA" Yauch of the Beastie Boys.