Frank Sinatra ‘Sinatra, With Love’ is the latest project for the Frank Sinatra Enterprises combining Frank’s works from both of his Reprise and Capitol Records era.

Big Day Out Perth has done a last minute venue switch, moving the 2014 event to Arena Joondalup.

Normie Rowe, Colleen Hewett and Johnny Young will perform together for two shows in Melbourne in February.

Brian May's cancer test has come back negative which is great news for the Queen guitarist.

Australian born entertainer Rolf Harris has plead not guilty in a British court to twelve charges of sexual assault against a minor.

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, the two surviving Beatles, will perform at the Grammy Awards.

It’s looks as though the Top 5 might stay stable this week on the Australian Singles chart, with Pharrell Williams’ “Happy” likely to remain for a third week at No.1, whilst Jason DeRulo, Magic, John Legend and Rudimental with Emeli Sande and Nas could all be holding onto last week positions.

Largely unknown in his own country, Dub FX is one of Australia’s biggest musical exports.

John Tempesta, drummer for The Cult, is the latest addition to The Dead Daisies line-up.

Police have raided Justin Bieber's Californian mansion following egging.

The Xavier Rudd, Jess Mauboy and James Reyne shows at the Melbourne Zoo Twilight series have all sold out

Jennifer Nettles has released her debut solo album, ‘That Girl’, produced by Rick Rubin.

Bluesfest has added another 11 acts for 2014 with Joss Stone, Chain and Black Sorrows leading the latest announcement.

Reg Mombassa of Dog Trumpet has created ‘The Australian Jesus’ for a series of 10 limited edition greeting cards.

Neil Young has gone on the attack against the Canadian Government for “trading integrity for money”.

U2 have announced a new song titled 'Invisible' is on the way and a new album not too far off.

Nile Rodgers has recorded what he calls a “groundbreaking” record with Australian based British DJ Carl Cox.

US singer songwriter John Murry will perform his first shows in Australia this week for the Sydney Festival.

Rufus Wainwright’s eye has been chosen as the official image of the 19th Biennale of Sydney.

Justin Bieber’s greatest disaster ‘Journals’ has sold a measly 412 copies in its third week on sale in Australia.

Outkast have announced plans for a world tour of festivals in 2014 which makes an appearance at Splendour In The Grass in July very likely.

After touring with fellow A$AP Mob member A$AP Rocky in 2013, A$AP Ferg will be in the country in April.

Bruce Springsteen has credited guitarist Tom Morello as the driving force that brings his new album ‘High Hopes’ “in your face”.

Push Over have partnered with triple j Unearthed to offer one lucky band the opportunity to play at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl.

Michael Paynter has announced the release of a new album titled ‘Weary Stars' with the title track serving as first single.

US indie act Sebadoh have announced a matinee show in Sydney and revealed their supports.

U2 won the Golden Globe for Best Original Song From a Motion Picture on Sunday night for their song Ordinary Love from the movie Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom.

Steel Panther is back and ready to unleash their third full-length album, All You Can Eat, on the world.

Dolly Parton has expanded her Australian tour to play Cairns and Tamworth on the upcoming tour.

Ed Sheeran appears to have revealed the title to his second album album, the follow-up to the multiplatinum '+'.