The National Indigenous Music Awards have confirmed that Yothu Yindi will be celebrated at the NIMAs and original members of the legendary band will perform.

Bon Jovi played the first of their ‘Because We Can’ shows on the European leg of the world tour in Bulgaria this week.

Beyoncé has penned a handwritten apology to her fans after cancelling a concert in Belgium yesterday.

Susan Boyle is reportedly being lined up for a Las Vegas residency.

Ed Harcourt and Signature Brew are proud to announce Dark Heart, a very special collaboration beer.

The Beatles second movie, Help!, will make its Blu-Ray debut on June 25.

Gary Numan has announced a short run of six shows for the west coast of the U.S. starting on August 28 in Sacramento, CA and ending September 4 in Santa Ana, CA.

Sony Pictures has acquired the rights to the film Spinning Gold, a biography of Casablanca Records founder Neil Bogart.

Steve Vai will return to Australia in July for a national tour for Live Nation.

When Airbourne entered the studio with Canadian producer Brian Howes they discovered he was a fan of The Angels.

30 Seconds To Mars will return to Australia for their first arena shows in August.

A memorial service for Jeff Hanneman of Slayer will be held at the Hollywood Palladium on May 23 from 3:30pm.

The You Am I tour has expanded to take in the Northern Territory and far North Queensland.

Ben Ottewell is stepping out of Gomez for an Australian solo tour in July.

At the moment it looks like a stable top three singles for this upcoming weeks chart, as Robin Thicke, Daft Punk and Passenger could potentially hold onto the 1, 2 and 3 positions respectively.

Jared Leto say that the 4th 30 Seconds To Mars album nearly didn’t happen because being sued by their former record label nearly destroyed them.

Journey’s Neal Schon says his first car was a Jaguar and he paid cash for it.

Bon Jovi not only have the cheap seats available for their Australian tour, for fans who want the special treatment VIP packages have also been made available.

Kanye West's Lamborghini Aventador has had a rough run-in with Kim Kardashian's gate.

John Otway, Rock 'n' Roll's greatest failure, flies to Cannes this week for the Film Festival premiere of the documentary about his career.

Lou Gramm has once again pulled back from talk of a Foreigner reunion, telling Dave Bassner of the VH1 Radio Network that he may retire "sooner than you think."

Aretha Franklin has been told by her doctors to cancel her remaining shows for May.

Harry Nilsson was one of the most enigmatic artists of the rock era. Unassuming, he called all four Beatles, Randy Newman, Keith Moon and Jimmy Webb his friends and was one of the only artists to attain mainstream success without performing live or touring.

Beyoncé Knowles has fuelled pregnancy speculation by cancelling a show tonight.

Nordoff Robbins have today announced that the incredibly successful and internationally acclaimed band, Coldplay, are to receive the Royal Albert Hall Best British Act Award at this year's Nordoff Robbins O2 Silver Clef Awards.

Country music legend Dolly Parton has single-handedly declared war on illiteracy, introducing the UK's Imagination Library.

The Seekers lead singer Judith Durham has suffered a Cerebral Hemorrhage midway through The Seekers Golden Jubilee Tour.

Ray Jackson has formed a new and, as he calls it, permanent version of the classic folk-rock band Lindisfarne.

The Red Bull Music Academy and Brooklyn’s m ss ng p eces are producing a series of stories about the music industry and the characters of the business. The first episode is about DFA.

Brian Cadd, Glenn Shorrock and Normie Rowe are just a few of the names announced to perform for the next Go Show - ‘Go!! Show Gold’.