When Phil Collins announced that he would be performing at the benefit concert for Little Dreams, the music world thought they were finally going to see the singer come out of retirement from the concert stage.

AC/DC fans have made ‘Rock Or Bust’ the number one album in Australia this week preferring to buy the CD three times more than the download.

Bobby Brown will return to Australia for shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in March, 2015.

Canadian folk legend Buffy Sainte-Marie and Melbourne’s own Black Sorrows will perform at the Brunswick Music Festival in 2015.

You Am I will release ‘Live Electrified’, a live DVD documenting a complete performance for the band’s recent ‘Hi Fi Daily Double’ tour.

Switchfoot will return to Australia in 2015 for shows in Sydney and Melbourne.

The 1980s has been voted as the best decade for producing Christmas hits according to a new study commission by blinkbox.

a-ha will celebrate their 30th anniversary in 2015.

Fourteen classic Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds albums have been made available for the first time on heavyweight 180g vinyl.

Bette Midler was petrified during the Royal Variety Performance because she's "no good with heights".

Vocalist and performer Marc Almond has announced the release of a new studio album The Velvet Trail for 2015.

'Backstreet Boys: Show 'Em What You're Made Of', a new music documentary commemorating the 20th anniversary of the world's biggest ever boy band, will be released in 2015.

Aerosmith's Joe Perry has released a new holiday EP and he's gotten some help from Johnny Depp.

Music executive Jimmy Iovine has given a rare and in-depth interview to GQ.

Elton John and his band will visit the Eden Project on Tuesday 16 June 2015 to perform at the Eden Sessions as part of his European tour. This will be Elton's first performance in Cornwall for 30 years.

Green Day touring guitarist Jason White is being treated for cancer of the tonsil according to the band's website.

'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town' is the number one Christmas song of the past 100 years.

Uncle Frank warms the heart this winter with 'Somethin' Somethin'.

AC/DC land their fifth No.1 album in Australia this week as the bands seventeenth studio album “Rock or Bust” debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums chart on sales of ▲Platinum first week out.

Taylor Swift spends a third week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart with “Blank Space”.

Foo Fighters have enough footage from their Sonic Highways series that they could make a season two.

The prosecutors in New Zealand have, for the first time, detailed the situation that brought AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd into police custody.

Annie Lennox fronted an all-star cast at Abbey Road this week to sing Christmas carols.

The nominees for the 57th Grammy Awards for 2015 have been announced.

Former Australian residents Iggy Azalea and Sia have a chance at the major Grammy Awards of 2015 after scoring multiple nominations.

Chris Martin says Coldplay's new album 'is the completion of something'.

The Who's Pete Townshend has announced that he has created a 'classical' version of one of the band landmark album, Quadrophenia, for symphony orchestra, opera singer and choir.

Sir Paul McCartney thinks The Beatles would get on well with new music technology.

Vinyl music sales in the USA had their two biggest weeks for 2014 around the two Record Store Day events for the year.

Pete McNeal, the drummer for alt-rock band Cake from 2001 to 2004, has been sentenced to 15 years to life for the molestation of a 3-year-old girl.