Paul Kelly and Smashing Pumpkins lead the week's new music releases for 12 December 2014.

Ed Sheeran and Ryan Tedder have collaborated on a track.

Elton John ended the show with the song Circle Of Life from the very successful Lion King, a phrase that perfectly represents the show.

Dr Dre was the highest paid musician of 2014 and here is how you do it.

The on-again-off-again rumor mill that is an ABBA reunion has been marked permanently off, at least as far as Bjorn Ulvaeus is concerned.

Steve Winwood has announced a short late-April/early-May tour of the U.S. east coast and midwest to kick off his 2015 season.

Fleetwood Mac just keep expanding their On With the Show Tour.

Concord Music Group and Stax Records have announced the digital release and physical reissue of two comprehensive box set titles: The Complete Stax/Volt Soul Singles, Vol. 2: 1968-1971 and The Complete Stax/Volt Soul Singles, Vol. 3: 1972-1975.

Olivia Newton-John is going to spend a lot more time in Las Vegas as she extends her residency at the Flamingo through to September 2015.

Part one of the two-part season finale is a veritable whos who of the pop world as superstars Iggy Azelea, Nicki Minaj, Miley Cyrus and Lorde receive a South Park send up. Michael Jackson also gets in on the action... as a hologram of course!

Paul McCartney has released a video for his brand new song 'Hope For The Future'.

Morrissey has politely declined an invitation from Channel 4 to deliver an Alternative Christmas Day Speech.

The Rush debut album was reissued last April to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their debut as a group. Now the rest of the catalogue is coming.

Billboard has released their year-end charts for 2014 breaking down each chart by genre.

Lenny Kravitz will perform arena shows in Sydney and Melbourne when he visits Australia for Bluesfest in 2015.

Bob Dylan has revealed the details of his 2015 album release 'Shadows In The Night'.

Smashing Pumpkins founder and frontman Billy Corgan says that his iconic band no longer has a fanbase.

Bertie Blackman’s ‘The Dash’ and Lanie Lane’s ‘Night Shade’ have been added to the 10th annual Coopers AMP final longlist.

Brisbane’s Ball Park Music have compiled a video showing live backstage and onstage for their new song ‘She Only Loves Me When I’m There’.

U2 are still a hit at the box-office, if not on the music charts.

Johnny Marr has cancelled the last ten dates of his North American tour due to a "serious close family illness" but Australian dates are unaffected.

The BBC has jumped into the awards show pool with their new ceremony to be held on Thursday night at Earl's Court in London.

Sir Bob Geldof "personally enjoys" how much criticism is being levelled at the new Band Aid track.

U2 will release videos for each song from their current 'Songs of Innocence' album.

Former Creedence Clearwater Revival members Doug Clifford and Stu Cook have decided to sue their former bandmate John Fogerty over the CCR name.

Former Snakadaktal member Sean Heathcliff has moved on to his next project Kagu.

Soundgarden will break away from Soundwave for two of their own shows in Sydney and Melbourne.

Nominations for the Jazz Bell Awards for 2015 are now open.

Reg Mombassa has a new art exhibition on display in Melbourne.

Ken Weatherwax, the child star who played Pugsley in the 60s TV show The Addams Family, has died from a heart attack at age 59.