Keith Urban will return home for the Australian leg of his Light The Fuse tour in June with a Clipsal 500 date also set for Adelaide in March.

New Releases for week commencing Friday 29th November, 2013 (unless otherwise noted below)

George Harrison didn't write 'Something' for his former wife Pattie,learn where to freeze frame Monty Python's Life of Brian to see him and who ended up winning the My Sweet Lord case? George Harrison answered all of those questions when I takes to him in 1993.

The first Deni Blues and Roots Festival held over Easter 2013 has won two awards at the NSW Tourism Awards in Sydney on Thursday night.

Ringo Starr is Dave Stewart’s special guest on this week’s episode of The Ringmaster.

The last ever performance by Mark ‘Chopper’ Read has been released on DVD.

The writer of some of Roy Orbison’s biggest hits, Joe Melson, has been inspired to write again after hearing Damien Leith’s “unique voice.”

Australian guitarist Tommy Emmanuel is now Dr. Tommy Emmanuel after receiving a doctorate from Charles Sturt University this week.

Brisbane’s Hungry Kids of Hungry have called it a day.

UK indie-rockers Bastille will return to Australia in June, 2014.

Illy will tour his Top 10 album ‘Cinematic’ across Australia in March.

Justin Bieber has left his mark on a Gold Coast, Queensland hotel, painting the wall with his signature graffiti.

The Woodfork Folk Festival is working towards completion of a brand new 15-metre earth stage before the event starting on December 27.

Dead In A Second, the new band from former Thousand Needles In Red guitarist Tristan ‘Trizo’ Bouillaut, have signed with Sydney-based Possum Records, run by industry stalwart Philip Israel.

Arctic Monkeys will play their biggest shows ever when they return to Australia and New Zealand in May for arena shows.

Neil X of Sigue Sigue Sputnik has a new band called The Montecristos.

Outspoken vegetarian Morrissey has once again put his mouth before his brain and posted a blunt letter blaming President Barack Obama for the death of 45 million turkeys.

17-year old New Zealand singer songwriter Lorde will perform at the ARIA Awards in Sydney on Sunday.

Australian film-Maker and actor John Polson has been named the recipient of the APRA AMCOS International Achievement Award.

Nai Palm of Haitus Kaiyote will perform at Melbourne’s Northcote Social Club every Tuesday during January.

‘Blurred Lines’ popstar Robin Thicke has recorded a cover of the 1980 Christopher Cross hit ‘Ride Like The Wind’ with Will Ferrell’s newsreader character Ron Burgundy.

John Cleese is heading back to Australia for some encore shows in 2014.

Grammy Award winning Mary J. Blige will perform the National Anthem at the Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving match this week.

This week last year, One Direction were spending their second week at the top with their second album “Take Me Home”.

Christine McVie has told the British paper The Guardian that it took her fifteen years, but she finally has realized she misses music and Fleetwood Mac.

The Monty Python reunion show is looking to be the biggest ticket that London has seen since Michael Jackson's scheduled This is It stand.

Fiercely independent folk-rocker Ani DiFranco has received an honorary degree from the University of Winnipeg.

Ian Haug of Powderfinger has joined The Church, replacing founding member and guitarist Marty Willson-Piper.

The Voice Australia has signed will.i.am and Kylie Minogue as its 2014 judges.

Bruce Springsteen recorded two songs from his next album including the cover of The Saints ‘Just Like Fire Would’ when he was last in Sydney.