Joan Rivers' fans have persuaded theatre producers to dim the lights on Broadway for the late star.

Glen Campbell has gone back into the studio, reportedly for the last time, to record a new song for the soundtrack of the EP soundtrack for the documentary Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me.

Fans of Barbra Streisand will be able to gorge themselves on her music for a month, starting this Friday, via Sirius/XM Radio.

Usher's new album "isn't scheduled anymore".

Ted Nugent is no stranger to controversial statements whether it be on gun rights or calling the president of the United States a "subhuman mongrel"; however, a recent statement by the singer/guitarist may have set a brand new standard, even in Ted's world.

For the first time, David Bowie's entire career is collected on one set with Nothing Has Changed, out November 18 on Columbia/Legacy.

The Art Of McCartney is a long awaited and very special project celebrating one of the most universally acclaimed songwriters of all time, Sir Paul McCartney.

Neil Diamond releases his 32nd studio album, Melody Road, on October 21 via Capitol Records.

Cher is down for the count and so are a few of her shows on the Dressed to Kill Tour.

Cheap Trick will return to Australia in 2015 to perform with The Angels.

The new U2 album ‘Songs of Innocence’ will be available free on the new iPhone6.

White Night Melbourne will return in February 2015 and City of Melbourne wants your contribution.

The Flaming Lips have released the full line-up for their forthcoming cover of the Sgt Pepper album titled ‘With A Little Help From My Fwends’.

Sammy Hagar will be sharing his rock and roll knowledge at the Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp in Las Vegas in February.

One Direction have christened their fourth album ‘Four’.

Don Walker has set October and November dates up and down the East Coast for October and November.

Dallas Green of City and Colour has made an album with Alecia Moore aka Pink under the guise of You + Me.

The Laneway Festival will return in January with dates for Singapore, Australia and New Zealand for 2015.

Neil Young debuted the brand new song ‘Who’s Gonna Stand Up and Save The Earth’ on his recent European tour.

Pop upstart Ariana Grande has a very short use by date. The bratty little pop star is already acting the diva at age 21.

The Meredith Music Festival has added a 125 year old band who have played the festival 10 times.

Alberts has secured the synch licencing right to the John Butler catalogue.

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd is the first member of the band to have a solo hit after his ‘Head Job’ album entered the ARIA album chart at number 22.

T.Rex fabs are in for a treat this Christmas with the Demon Music release 'T.Rex: The Vinyl Collection'.

The Friday Night series of events at the National Gallery of Victoria will return during the Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier exhibition.

The Replacements have been allowed back on NBC after a 28-year ban.

Two of Korea’s biggest pop stars Rise and EunB have died in a car crash.

Kate Bush continues to dominate the British charts.

Beck has performed for the iTunes Music festival in London and through Donna Summer cover into his set.

Sam Smith is coming to Australia and New Zealand for live dates in April/May 2015.