Red Hot Chili Peppers bass player, Flea, pens open letter to fans regarding their Super Bowl miming controversy.

Following his appearance with Daft Punk at the Grammys, Pharrell Williams is playing at another awards night.

Marc Earley, bass player for The Growl, was based in Sydney early Monday morning now leaving the band’s SXSW trip in jeopardy.

Kylie Minogue has released ‘Into The Blue’, the official video for the first single of her upcoming album ‘Kiss Me Once’.

Grammy Award winning Australian orchestra the Australian Chamber Orchestra will perform at the Melbourne Hebrew Congregation.

Michael Spiby of The Badloves will host a songwriting seminar his Melbourne on Sunday.

Stone Temple Pilots have issued a message to fans via their Facebook page denying their withdrawal from Soundwave was due to recording commitments.

Australian jazz artists with new music released in the past 12 months have two weeks to nominate for the 12th annual Australian Jazz Bell Awards.

Red Hot Chili Peppers played what they called "one last blowout" before taking an extended hiatus on Saturday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

George Michael has released 'Let Her Down Easy', a cover of an old Sandana Maitreya aka Terence Trent D'Arby song.

11 years of Laneway has established the music festival as the buzz band event of Australia.

Bob Dylan not only appears in the new Chrysler commercial in song he also voices the ad.

Foo Fighters played pre-Super Bowl two-hour set and have posted 45 minutes of the show to YouTube.

Engelbert Humperdinck has covered a Temptations song with Sir Cliff Richard for the first single off his upcoming duets album ‘Engelbert Calling’.

Arcade Fire’s Win Butler joined Pearl Jam for the final song of the final Big Day Out for Perth.

Philip Seymour Hoffman, the Academy Award winning actor, has been found dead from a suspected heroine overdose in his Manhattan apartment. He was 46.

The Dead Daisies have released their third single ‘It’s Gonna Take Time’ and will start talking up the band on Australian television this week.

Super Bowl commercials for 2014 have had an unprecedented run online prior to airing at the XLVIII match on Sunday night in the USA.

Bob Dylan is going to be seen and heard in two Super Bowl commercials this weekend.

OneRepublic and Arnold Schwarzenegger are just two of the names set to star in the Bud beer commercial to be broadcast during the Super Bowl.

Robert Cray will release 'In My Soul' in March on the Provogue label.

Spandau Ballet 'Soul Boys of the Western World' is a journey through the 1980s and beyond; the story of a band, an era and how one small gathering of outsiders in London shaped the entire world's view of music and fashion.

Cher is mourning the loss of a crew member.

U2 have made their new song 'Invisible' available for free for 24 hours.

Chuck Leavell, the keyboard player for the Rolling Stones, will perform his own show at Melbourne’s Cherry Bar on March 29.

Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull has once again revived his fictional character Gerard Bostock for ‘Homo Erraticus’ (or what appears to be Thick As A Brick III).

Pearl Jam gave Adelaide four covers on their never-ending setlist at Big Day Out on Friday.

Avicii toured Australia from late last week, and that has helped his debut album “True” to take the top spot on the ARIA Albums chart this week, making us the first non-Scandinavian country to place it at No.1.

Pharrell Williams is at the top of the ARIA Singles chart for a fifth consecutive week with his now 3x▲Platinum selling single “Happy”.

Barry Gibb has done very few live performances since the passing of his two brothers and fellow Bee Gees. Starting May 15, he will grace the stage in six U.S. cities with his Mythology: The Tour Live.