Robin Thicke ‘Paula’ has shown up on the ARIA chart at no. 207 this week.

Bob Dylan has added a fourth Melbourne show and third Perth concert on his upcoming Australian tour.

Lily Allen will perform a secret show for iHeartRadio in Sydney on July 26.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse did not perform in Tel Aviv, Israel this coming Thursday (July 17) due to the conflict in the region.

Radiohead will return to the studio in September to record the follow-up to 2011’s ‘The King Of Limbs’.

Sia lands her first ever No.1 on the ARIA Albums Charts this week, as her sixth studio set “1000 Forms of Fear” debuts at the top, becoming the seventh album in a row to land at No.1 first week.

Joel and Benji Madden score their first ever No.1 single in Australia this week, as their tune “We Are Done”.

MuchMusic, Canada’s first music channel, has suffered a staff massacre with the sacking of 91 people.

Tommy Ramone, the original drummer for The Ramones, has died at age 62 from bile duct cancer.

Australian singer songwriter Dan Sultan will perform at Bush Hall in London for concert promoter Live Nation in September.

The Kooks comeback continues apace with the release of stunning new single and Zane Lowe's Hottest Record 'Forgive and Forget'.

Dr. Dre's Beats Electronics has reportedly filed suit against alleged counterfeiters with the rap royalty claiming the company is losing billions in sales.

Charlie Haden, one of the great jazz bass players of the world, has died at age 76 after suffering from the effects of post-polio syndrome.

The Dead Daisies are back in the USA, touring America with Bad Company and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Neil Young debuted a brand new song ‘Who’s Gonna Stand Up and Save The World’ at Iceland earlier this week and then repeated the song in Ireland on Thursday.

Damon Albarn stars in the first of a series of films commissioned by WeTransfer and featuring many of the most influential creatives today.

John Mayer has shared a list of whacky article titles on his Twitter account.

NBC's The Voice has picked up a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer for its fall season.

Stevie Wonder, Paloma Faith and Richie Sambora played the Calling Festival this week.

Weezer will release their ninth album, Everything Will Be Alright In The End, on September 29.

The CBS special The Beatles: The Night That Changed America has received six nomination for the 2014 Emmy Awards.

Bruce Springsteen can now officially add the title of Film Director to his resume.

Shania Twain may be on a trajectory much like fellow country star Garth Brooks.

Robin Thicke’s “miserable week” wasn’t so miserable after all. Thicke’s ‘Paula’ failed to crack the ARIA album chart last week because it hadn’t been released yet.

Sheppard, Jason Mraz and Morrissey have the major album releases this week and Pennywise, Example, Rise Against and Manic Street Preachers have new albums as well.

Dave Davies has busted the myth that Jimmy Page invented the distorted guitar sound on The Kinks classic ‘You Really Got Me’.

John Spinks, a founding member of UK band The Outfield, has lost his battle with liver cancer at age 60.

Sia is set to debut at the top of the US chart next week with her new album ‘1000 Forms Of Fear’.

AC/DC singer Brian Johnson has confirmed that founding member Malcolm Young has been hospitalised.

Tori Amos will return to Australia in November for Live Nation.