The celebration of the Who's 50th anniversary continues on August 14 with the release of, The Reaction Singles 1966.

Andy Fraser, bass guitarist and songwriter in Free, the co-writer of international number one hit All Right Now, leaves behind a much-praised musical legacy.

Kylie Minogue has slipped out a new song in the movie trailer for Terry Jones’ ‘Absolutely Anything’.

Dave Graney and Clare Moore will reform Dave Graney and the Coral Snakes for a performance of the 1993 ‘Night Of The Wolverine’ album.

This motley crew is The Dead Daisies on location in Los Angeles as they make a video at the notorious “adult entertainment” location, Jumbo’s Clown Room in Hollywood.

Melbourne musicians will come together in July for the Marc Hunter tribute concert.

Rob Thomas of Matchbox Twenty has a brand new song titled ‘Trust You’.

80s Canadian punk band SNFU will tour Australia in August.

Duran Duran set sail aboard a 70-foot yacht in the iconic music video for Rio, the title track from the British quintet's second album release in 1982.

Australia’s You Am I are heading off to London later this week for shows in London with The Replacements.

Just days after the memorial for B.B. King two of his daughters are accusing his former business manager of poisoning the blues legend.

Neil Diamond played two nights at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Tuesday and Saturday with a 24-song, 2-1/2 hour show.

Dave Grohl joined Paul McCartney at London's 02 Arena on Sunday night for I Saw Her Standing There.

Brian May and Roger Taylor are taking some time off from Queen while their current lead singer, Adam Lambert, works on his solo career.

Gary Numan will perform his Replicas, The Pleasure Principle and Telekon albums live in London.

Veteran all-female rock band Girlschool are currently on tour in North American tour with Swedish hard rockers Crucified Barbara.

The Rolling Stones have kicked off the Zipcode tour of the USA in zipcode 92010, San Diego.

The Dead Daises recently recorded their second ‘Revolución’ in Sydney with new lead singer John Corabi, formerly of Motley Crue.

Stonefield have returned with their first new music in nearly two years in what they describe is really Stonefield v2.0.

The APIA Good Times show is a lot of fun. It has to be, just look at the line-up. Brian Cadd, Joe Camilleri, Glenn Shorrock and Kate Ceberano have half a century of hits to play.

Neil Young has previewed a new song titled ‘Rock Starbucks’ at the Democracy Now website.

Def Leppard and Live (minus Ed Kowalczyk) will team up for a return to Australia for shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth in November.

Lauryn Hill and Miguel have joined the Soulfest line-up joining the previously announced Mary J. Blige.

Greta Bradman, the granddaughter of cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman, will release her debut album for Decca Classics in Australia.

Russell Brand is heading back to Australia in October.

Blues legend B.B. King has been farewelled by family and friend at a memorial service in Las Vegas.

Robbie Williams will perform second Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide dates.

Bruce Springsteen has already recorded his next album and it will be released before the end of the year.

Sweden has won Eurovision 2015 with Russia in close second place followed Italy in third place. Guest nation Australia came in fifth following a star performance by Guy Sebastian.

The fifth studio album for Blue Mountains, NSW act Hermitude becomes the bands first No.1 album on the ARIA Charts, as “Dark Night, Sweet Light” enters in the top spot, which also gives the duo their first Top 10 album.