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.

Jewel wants to set her son up to 'live a happy and rewarding life'.

Steve Hyams, a journeyman singer and guitarist who played with some of Britains' most progressive bands, died back on May 11 in Kingston upon Thames, Britain, although his passing is only now coming to light. Hyams had long battled heart problems. He was 62.

One Direction's waxworks are causing mass hysteria and crying, prompting Madame Tussauds to hire a "tissue attendant".

The double number one, multi-platinum, Brit nominated, acoustic guitar virtuoso Newton Faulkner is about to make a bit of history, as the recording of his fourth album 'Studio Zoo' is being streamed live online, 24/7 for 5 weeks from next week - like The Truman Show, but this time it's for real!

George Michael won't face criminal charges for falling out of a moving vehicle in England last month.

Michael Jackson's daughter has reportedly been hospitalised after allegedly trying to end her life.

Stephen Stills’ latest musical project is The Rides, a new supergroup with Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Barry Goldberg.

Whitney Houston's daughter has reportedly been evicted from her Georgia apartment.

Deep Purple opened the next leg of their Now What?! World Tour on Friday night at the Mawazine Festival in Rabat, Morocco with a set list highlighting their storied past plus three tracks from the new album.

The Johnny Cash commemorative stamp was released today by the United States Postal Service. Being a "forever" stamp, you can stock up and use them at anytime in the future no matter the current postal rate for a letter.

Paul Kelly will undergo one of his most extensive East Coast Australian tours across July and August.

‘Magnet’ is the name of the first original song from Kate Ceberano's first original album in 10 years.

Boy George will release his new song ‘Coming Home’ under the artist name Dharma Protocol featuring Boy George.

Andrew Stockdale has postponed all of his upcoming Australian dates except for one "due to international commitments" for his new album ‘Keep Moving’.

A week after the reconciliation week, and week in which we lost his former band mate from Yothu Yindi; Geoffrey Gurrumul and Delta Goodrem’s rendition of his song “Bayini” could be headed for a No.1 debut this week in Australia.

Tex Perkins will once again become Johnny Cash for an encore performance run of The Man In Black.

Billy Idol is looking at a very busy 2013 and an even busier 2014.

Paul Anka is on the receiving end of a lawsuit brought by Mohamed Al-Fayed, the father of the late Dodi Fayed.

The Recording Academy is continuing what they call the "continuing evolution" of the Grammy Awards with changes in three categories.