Michael Jackson and Coldplay lead this week's new releases with Deep Purple, Oasis and Roy Orbison reissues thrown in for good measure.

Michael Jackson’s Xscape album features the track ‘Do You Know Where The Children Are’ about child abuse.

Lindy Morrison will be presented with the 2014 Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music at the APRA Music Awards in Brisbane on June 23rd.

Before AC/DC Malcolm and Angus Young were part of the Marcus Hook Roll Band with their brother George Young and Harry Vanda of The Easybeats.

Neil Young has confirmed that the second volume of his Archives will be released in 2015, six years after volume 1.

Roxette will return to Australia for shows in February 2015 and perform some dates for A Day On The Green as well.

Wayne Kramer has a hit record on the jazz charts. The MC5 punk legend has smoothed out his sound for ‘Lexington’ and scored a no. 6 debut on the jazz chart in the USA.

Nick Cave is one of many artists who have recorded 'Daisy Bell'.

Damon Albarn has debuted his 'Mr Tembo' video.

Justin Bieber has tweeted about a sports game amid attempted robbery allegations.

Jay-Z and Solange Knowles were supposedly spotted shopping for jewellery together.

Australian community radio stations have been spared the vicious budget cuts that affected youth, pensioners and unemployed in the Australian Government’s federal budget overnight.

After debuting at No.1 this week with their second ARIA chart-topping single, Justice Crew should retain the top spot this coming weekend with “Que Sera”.

The Dead Daisies will head to the USA in July for dates with Bad Company and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

The Doors classic compilation ‘Weird Scenes Inside The Gold Mine’ is to be released on CD for the very first time.

Metallica performed an acoustic set honouring Ozzy Osbourne this week.

Sepultura will be back for shows in Australia and New Zealand in October.

Hootie & The Blowfish’s Darius Rucker will join Daryl Hall for the 68th edition of Daryl’s online show Live From Daryl's House.

Christine Taylor, aka SOHN, will perform two shows in Australia in June.

Melbourne singer songwriter Shelley Segal has returned to Australia ahead of her third album ‘An Easy Escape’.

Bob Dylan is apparently working on an album of Frank Sinatra covers and has teased fans with the release of one song on his official website.

Artist H.R. Giger, the iconic sci-fi and fantasy artist who created the world of the Alien movie series and a number of iconic album covers including Emerson Lake & Parmer and Debbie Harry, has died from injuries of a fall at the age of 74.

Jack White and Neil Young made recording history on television on Monday night when Jack pressed the live Neil Young performance on vinyl before the studio audience.

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.