Russell Morris will tour his Top 10 album Van Dieman’s Land across Australia in August.

The U.S. Postal Service has released the image for their latest salute to a classic music artist, Janis Joplin.

Dr. Dre and Beyonce now rank higher than Oprah Winfrey on Forbes' list of the most influential celebrities.

Pete Townshend swore at some Guardian online readers this week (that is the ones that post inane comments below his articles) at a press conference announcing The Who at 50 anniversary tour.

Motorhead has been forced to delay the updated version of their 2013 album, Aftershock, after finding a production error.

Ed Sheeran ‘x’ has broken Spotify records for first week streaming.

The Independent Music Awards have opened up applications for for artists for the $50,000 grant to boost profile overseas from Carlton Dry.

Bruce Springsteen has become a film director.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse's longtime bassist Billy Talbot has suffered a mild stroke and won't be able to tour with the band when they go to Europe.

The Eagles The History of The Eagles shows have been attended by over 1,100,000 people since the tour started in July 2013 and grossed more than $145,000,000.

The Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts have made a funny video for the Monty Python tour taking the piss out of the Stones current tour by calling the Pythons “wrinkly old men making a load of money”.

Rolf Harris could face the rest of his life in prison after being found Guilty on 12 counts of indecent assault dating from 1968 and into the 80s.

Kylie Minogue has confirmed the Australian tour she alerted fans about at her iHeartRadio performance officially on The Voice.

Lars Ulrich is a huge fan of Dolly Parton, and couldn't wait to see her perform.

Ozzy Osbourne "can't imagine anything better" than being knighted.

Nashville's RCA Studio A may not have quite the history of Studio B, but that doesn't mean it isn't a major piece of the Nashville story.

The Glastonbury festival is well underway at Worthy Farm in Pilton, England and, like so many before, the weather is playing a factor.

The 2014 Glastonbury Festival has pretty much come to a close in the U.K. and we have five more veteran artist's set lists from over the last three days.

Sting and Paul Simon will bring their ‘On Stage Together’ tour to Australia and New Zealand in 2015.

One Electric Day will return for a second year to Werribee Park in November with Hoodoo Gurus, Mondo Rock and James Reyne performing Australian Crawl.

Monty Python’s classic song album ‘Monty Python Sings’ has been reissued to mark the live shows in London.

Gene Simmons has a problem … a bladder problem.

The Rolling Stones have paid tribute to the late Bobby Womack who died yesterday at the age of 70.

Soundwave will be a two-day festival across Australia in 2015.

It took Ed Sheeran 42 weeks to climb to No.1 with his first album “+” (TW-29), whilst this week his follow up “x” (multiply) comes straight in at No.1 and also achieves Gold (●) in sales first week of release.

Justice Crew hold for an eighth week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart, matching the only other eight week stretch at the top this decade, Gotye with “Somebody That I Used to Know” (from 15-Aug-2011).

Dead Kennedys, with original members East Bay Ray and Klaus Flouride, will return to Australia in September.

Sheppard’s ‘Geronimo’ has been released in America.

Lindsay Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac has just added a third Brentwood property to his real estate portfolio.

Yes will tour Australia in November performing two of their classic albums ‘Fragile’ and ‘Close To The Edge’ from start to finish.