Kid Rock's personal assistant Mike Sacha has died aged 30 in an ATV accident.

Prince has gone 1, 2 in the U.S. on the Albums chart in an amazing surge of sales after his death.

Sister Sledge have managed to transcend time, genre, and culture... The Chicago Tribune put it best, Sister Sledge “has the stuff legends are made of.”

Pharrell Williams is blown away by Beyonce's new album Lemonade.

Frank Zappa's 3-CD Lumpy Money Project/Object set and his 2-CD Road Tapes, Venue #1 and Road Tapes, Venue #2 performance albums will be reissued, and Road Tapes, Venue #3 will debut on May 27 from Zappa Records/UMe. All four titles will be available on CD and digitally.

It has been 10 years since Wilco formed from the ashes of Uncle Tupelo. It has also been a production decade. As well as five albums under their own name, they have recorded a further two with Billy Bragg and then numerous albums in side projects, such as John Stirratt's Autumn Defence.

Prince ‘The Very Best of Prince’ and ‘Purple Rain’ will take out the top two spots on the US album chart this week.

Jimmy Barnes will perform at the 2016 Logie Awards in Melbourne.

Diesel will release his new album ‘Americana’ in July and set out around Australia across May and June to showcase the album.

Queensryche will tour Australia in October.

The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia have published previously unseen footage of The Beatles getting ready for a television performance.

Guns N' Roses played their second show at Coachella on Saturday night but this time there was no Angus Young.

German electronic icons Kraftwerk have announced nine dates in the U.S. for this summer.

Over 19,000 people filled the Phone Company Wants A Free Plug Arena in Las Vegas for the first of George Strait's shows in Las Vegas.

Australia’s Kristy Coote has completed her debut album ‘Favourite Thing’ in Nashville and will showcase shows in Australia in May and June.

Having announced details of ‘Johannesburg’ last week - a mini-album made in South Africa with Baaba Maal, Beatenberg and The Very Best - Mumford & Sons have this afternoon unveiled a video for the lead track ’There Will Be Time’.

When Matchbox Twenty formed in 1996 no-one, including themselves, ever imagined that their debut album would sell more than 10 million units in America alone.

Kris Kristofferson turns 80 on June 22 and, five days earlier on June 17, he will release a new two-CD set revisiting some of his classic songs with The Cedar Creek Sessions.

Mariah Carey complained that the air fans on stage weren't "blowing air appropriately" during her Amsterdam concert.

Yes are one of the greatest bands of the rock era. After forming 35 years ago in Birmingham, England Yes went on to capture a world market alongside Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd at the time.

Mariah Carey chose not to perform a Prince song as a tribute to the late star during her show in Paris, France on Thursday (21Apr16), because he didn't like cover versions of his tunes.

Andy Summers has always been a jazzman. For a brief time from 1977 to 1985 he was sidetracked into a rock and roll band. Mind you the band was The Police and is considered one of the greatest rock bands ever.

Violent Femmes may just be the ultimate cult band. After 21 years and one slight line-up diversion the band have maintained a cult status with a core audience who never seem to get much older.

Sometime in the 90's Neil Young was christened the Godfather of Grunge but the title really belonged to his band Crazy Horse.

Prince reportedly worked for six days without any sleep prior to his death.

Queens of the Stone Age rose from the ashes of Kyuss. Josh Homme and Nick Oliveri formed the new band in 1997 and today remain the only original members of QOTSA.

Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall reunited to celebrate the wedding of their son, Vinyl star James Jagger.

Soul singer Billy Paul has died at age 81.

For someone who has just jumped in to drive the bass sounds for the biggest hard rock band on the planet, Robert Trujillo is doing a great job.

Roger Daltrey of The Who is the latest rock icon to suggest AC/DC moving forward without Brian Johnson is a bad idea.