Triple J is continuing the countdown on the Hottest 100 of the past 20 years after counting down 100-51 yesterday.

Arturo Vega who worked for The Ramones for 22-years and designed their iconic logo has died.

Morrissey is ignoring his doctor's orders and will get back to work performing in South America next month.

The Bob Marley & the Wailers album Legend Remixed will be out on June 25 from Tuff Gong/UMGD.

Queens of the Stone Age take their sixth set and first album in six years straight to the top of the ARIA Albums chart this week, as “…Like Clockwork” debuts at No.1, becoming their first chart topping album here, and their fourth Top 10 entry overall.

Robin Thicke and his “Blurred Lines” spend a fifth week at No.1 in Australia.

Q. Where in the world is Jon English this weekend? A. Sweden.

Cornelius "Nini" Harp, the lead singer of the Marcels, died on Wednesday from what was reported to be natural causes.

Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones likes to branch out. For a few years, he was involved in the bluegrass and Americana scene in the U.S. Now he has changed gears and is writing an opera.

Kings Of Leon have titled their sixth album ‘Mechanical Bull’.

Alanis Morissette put on the pigtails and went back behind a school-desk to perform with The Lonely Island for Jimmy Kimmel this week.

The new Wiggles Emma, Simon and Lachy together with veteran Wiggles Anthony and Murray put together their version of ‘Morningtown Ride’ to cheer up Seekers legend Judith Durham from her hospital bed.

Bruno Mars says he will be "back on his feet" soon following the recent death of his mother.

The Rolling Stones will team up with Win Butler of Arcade Fire at the next Rolling Stones concert in Montreal on Sunday.

Grace Knight and Bernie Lynch are putting Eurogliders back together for a few shows.

China has certainly become more accepting of western artists over the last decade or so, but are they ready for Metallica?

Journey has announced a series of new dates for the summer of 2013.

Guitarist Adrian Belew has issued a very short statement on Facebook to say his tenure with Nine Inch Nails is over.

The Rolling Stones very first single ‘Come On’ was released exactly 50 years ago today (June 7, 1963).

Anyone who has seen Chris Isaak and his band live knows that, along with the music, there's a lot of comedy and interplay with the rest of the band. One of those men who is always participating is Isaak's drummer, Kenney Dale Johnson.

Madonna's MDNA Tour, the top trek of 2012, is coming to DVD and Blu-Ray on August 27 via Universal Music.

Italy’s prog-rock, cinematic horror band Goblin will return to Australia for shows in Sydney and Melbourne in July.

Justin Bieber’s Australian and New Zealand tour dates have been published ahead of the official announcement by one of the pop stars sites.

Australian country star Troy Cassar-Daley has undergone throat surgery in the USA.

Brian Wilson has returned to the studio and has taken with him his former Beach Boys mates Al Jardine and David Marks.

Gotye’s former band The Basics are getting back together although in a sense that is not 100% technically correct. The Basics never really broke up. Wally just got kind of famous as a solo artist.

Hot off the news that Nine Inch Nails will release their new album ‘Hesitation Marks’ comes our fist taste of the album with the song ‘Come Back Haunted’.

Todd Rundgren’s Melbourne show at Bennetts Lane has now been upsized to the larger Trak nightclub in Toorak.

Chaka Khan has been ordered by her doctors to go on extended vocal rest.

For only the second time in its history, the Colbert Report on Comedy Central will expand from 30 minutes to an hour as it features an extended interview and performance by Paul McCartney.