The Masters Apprentices legend Jim Keays will headline the next Masters of Rock concert with proceeds going to the Myeloma Foundation of Australia.

Tina Turner is part of the spiritual supergroup Beyond, performing Hindu prayers and traditional Indian music with Swiss soprano Regula Curti, Swiss Tibetan singer Dechen Shak-Dagsay and classical Indian singer Sawani Shende-Sathaye.

Casey Kasem is missing, at least to everyone in his life except, possibly, his wife, Jean.

Jack White is doing something different with his new album ‘Lazaretto’. The vinyl edition of the album will play from the inside out.

Jewel is creating a companion record to her debut album 'Oieces of Me'.

LA Rapper Kid Ink will perform in Australian in August.

Ben Lee and Clare Bowditch are two of the acts named to perform during Hobart’s 10-day Festival Of Voices.

Courtney Love is pleased to have the "ball rolling" on a Hole reunion.

The Replacements haven't played a show in their hometown of Minneapolis-St. Paul in 23 years, so the announcement of a September 13 show at Midway Stadium was met with huge enthusiasm.

UB40, the original version of the band, now fronted by Duncan Campbell, and not the new take with original singer Ali Campbell, will tour the U.K. this fall in their second tour for the year.

Doug Aldrich, who has been the guitarist for Whitesnake since their reformation in 2002, has left the band.

Deadmau5 is preparing for a massive amount of new music with a double album on the way.

Solange Knowles 'viciously attacked' Jay-Z in a lift after the Met Gala, reports say.

Sinead O'Connor has signed a new deal with Nettwerk to release her new album later this year.

Ed Gagliardi, the original bassist for Foreigner from 1976 to 1979, died at age 62 on Sunday after eight years of battling cancer.

Korn has joined a number of other major artists that have been forced to postpone or cancel dates in the Ukraine due to unstable conditions.

Former Police drummer Stewart Copeland will unveil his latest percussion concerto on May 23 at Liverpool's Philharmonic Hall.

Sydney’s Monks of Mellonwah will tour the USA in June with Scott Stapp of Creed.

iHeartRadio's new music channel powered by Noise11.com this week features new music from Thundamentals, The Pants Collective, Dan Wilson with Missy Higgins and The Black Sorrows.

The Cockroaches, that Sydney rock and roll band that also had that ”side-project” they called The Wiggles, will release a best of album in June.

The Rolling Stones 1971 classic ‘Brown Sugar’ really is an Australian song.

Paul McCartney says he had no idea he was heading to the studio to record with Nirvana when he was part of the Sound City project.

Bob Marley will be the subject of a UK court case this week more than 30 years after his death.

The Disney soundtrack for “Frozen” holds for a second week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week, and in doing so becomes the longest run for an animated feature at the top of the Australian charts.

Justice Crew blast into the charts and debut at No.1 with “Que Sera”, becoming the groups’ second No.1 single, plus the track sold enough in its first week that it debuts with a Gold (●) sales certification.

Morrissey's 4th solo album 'Vauxhall & I' is about to turn 20.

American rock legend, Chrissie Hynde, and Pretenders guitarist, James Walbourne, are the latest act to be added to the star-studded line-up for this year's Butterfly Ball.

The Scorpions have announced that their drummer, James Kottak, has been released from a jail in Dubai and is on his way back to the U.S.

Chuck Berry is to be awarded the music equivalent of a Bobel Prize, the Polar Music Prize in Sweden this August.

Paul Simon has made his first public appearance since his arrest last week.