R. Kelly is 'open' to performing at Iggy Azalea's wedding.

Justin Bieber's mother initially thought Scooter Braun was "creepy" because he was hounding her.

Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, will commemorate five decades of Simon & Garfunkel's extraordinary sound with two special career-defining collections to be released in August.

Editors have announced the forthcoming release of their fifth studio album, 'In Dream' by Play It Again Sam worldwide for October.

Bobby Brown has selected a Buddhist moniker for his infant daughter.

Neil Young has joined Prince in pulling his music from all streaming services.

After an exception debut in 2014, the Americana music festival Out On The Weekend will return for 2015 and this time Sydney has a date allocated as well.

DJ Albo (aka Anthony Albanese MP) is branching out into the brewing business with his own beer ‘Albo Corn Ale Beer’.

You are cordially invited to the betrothment of Sebastian Bach and Suzanne Le on August 22 in the year of our lord 2015 at the Rockbar Theater, San Jose, CA.

A U.S District Judge has just handed down a decision that upholds the verdict given to the family of Marvin Gaye over the copying of Got to Give It Up in the Robin Thicke smash Blurred Lines.

The Kennedy Center in Washington has announced this year's recipients of the Kennedy Honors.

Sam Smith's singing voice is in 'bloody fantastic' form following his latest medical checkup.

Diplo thinks Madonna pretty much 'created the world we live in'.

Arcade Fire’s first feature film ‘The Reflektor Tapes’ will screen in Australian cinemas in September.

Blur ticket prices for the Australian tour have been slashed two weeks before tour time.

Rod Stewart went carpooling around Los Angeles with James Corden of The Late Late Show and the result is hilarious.

Angus & Julia Stone will perform on all outdoor Australian and New Zealand Fleetwood Mac in November and Stonefield also on some dates.

John Farnham will set out on A Day On The Green dates in November and December.

Susan Sarandon would like to blaze some weed with A$AP Rocky and Action Bronson.

DMX has been locked up.

T in the Park came to a triumphant close on Sunday night rounding off the festival's first year at its new site of Strathallan Castle.

Nick Cave’s 15-year old son Arthur has died after falling from a cliff in the town of Brighton, England where the family lived.

After two huge outdoor summer shows as guest to The Who and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, NME Godlike Genius Johnny Marr can now announce a new UK tour that includes a homecoming show at Manchester's Albert Hall.

Eric Wrixon, who was part of the forming of both Them and Thin Lizzy, died on Monday in Italy at the age of 68. There are no details available on the cause of death.

John Fogerty is once again in a legal conflict with former Creedence Clearwater Revival bandmates Stu Cook and Doug Clifford.

B.B. King's autopsy reveals he was not poisoned.

James Taylor stays in the Billboard top ten albums for a fourth week with Before This World.

Taylor Swift will become the first act ever to play three shows at Melbourne’s AAMI Park.

Louis Tomlinson is reportedly 'happy and excited' about becoming a father for the first time.

With the recent movement to remove the confederate flag (and, yes, we know it wasn't the real confederate flag but that is how it is known now) from much of society, Tom Petty has looked back on his career and wishes he had never used it to promote his album Southern Accents.