Prince has had one busy week with new publishing, catalog and recording deals.

Bill Ward did not participate in the Black Sabbath reunion that is ongoing. As the only founding member not with the band, he does have regrets, especially one major one.

Paul Stanley is a bonafide best selling author.

Deni Blues and Roots Festival has had a big increase in numbers this year following the launch of the new music festival in Deniliquin, New South Wales in 2013.

Chet Faker and Russell Morris had the two highest debuting albums this week on the ARIA chart.

The Who are working on a their first album since 'Endless Wire' from 2006 and only second album since 1982.

Ed Sheeran is set for the release of his second album 'x' in June.

Neil Young has released his covers album A Letter Home, without previous announcement, just in time for Record Store Day.

Gwen Stefani is reportedly joining The Voice US.

Record Store Day Australia is on today.

Deni Blues And Roots Festival is back for a second year with John Mayer headlining Saturday and The Doobie Brothers topping the Sunday line-up.

Peaches Geldof will supposedly be laid to rest on Easter Sunday.

Prince recently started NPG Music Publishing and reacquired the rights to his extensive catalog of songs.

Chicago are back on July 4 with their 36th official album, Now: Chicago XXXVI.

The Jersey Boys phenomenon is still going strong on Broadway and its about to come to movie theaters around the world.

Gary Numan announces special intimate UK and Ireland Summer club tour, plus main stage festival appearances.

Robin Thicke's dad Alan thinks the singer's heartbreak will 'speak through his music'.

David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash are barely leaving a day to relax with their relentless touring schedules, both as a group and solo.

Coldplay have announced that they will mark the release of their new album, Ghost Stories, by playing six intimate shows in six cities around the world.

Ted Nugent has gotten his fair share of criticism for political statements he has made, but this time he lost an appearance because of it.

After a couple of weeks of "a few dates here, a few dates there", Steely Dan finally got down to business on Monday and released their whole tour itinerary for this summer's Jamalot Ever After Tour.

Jared Leto thinks the music industry needs to have a 'more transparent system'.

Tom Johnston formed The Doobie Brothers with Patrick Simmons in San Jose, California in 1970.

Elvis Costello performed a two-song tribute to the late Jesse Winchester at his concert at Melbourne’s Hamer Hall on Thursday night (April 17, 2014).

Veruca Salt surprised fans last year when they announced that the original lineup of the band (Nina Gordon, Louise Post, Jim Shapiro and Steve Lack) had reunited.

In the days leading up to Easter, former Beatle Paul McCartney will appear in an online PETA blitz wearing an "Eat No Fish" T-shirt and urging fans to "make it a Good Friday for animals ' try vegetarian".

The representatives for artist B.B. King has sent a statement to St. Louis' Post-Dispatch in response to a review written by critic Daniel Durchholz of the singer/guitarist's recent show.

The man who brought the music of Journey, Def Leppard, Foreigner and more to the Broadway stage with Rock of Ages has his eyes on the music that made Soul Train great.

Linda Perry has pulled off the often thought impossible for her annual An Evening With Women Charity Event to benefit the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center.

Music icon Glen Campbell has been moved into an Alzheimer's care facility.