Elvis Costello, The Waterboys and Bettye LaVette performed the music of Prince this week in New York but there was no Prince to be seen.

The new album for Agnetha Faltskog has been christened 'A'.

Michael Buble and Bruno Mars will head to Australia in April to perform at The Logie Awards.

Motley Crue singer Vince Neil was rushed to hospital in Sydney overnight with kidney stone issues.

Vince Neil from Motley Crue has been rushed to hospital in Sydney and the band has cut short its second Sydney set.

Guns n’ Roses Australian tour is open for business. The band kicked off the first show in Perth on Saturday.

ZZ Top have returned to Australia and kicked off their first show in Perth on Saturday with Guns N’ Roses and Rose Tattoo.

Kathy Valentine has left The Go-Go's.

According to Billboard, the new Jimi Hendrix album, People, Hell and Angels, is looking towards sales of 70,000 copies this week.

The fourth studio album for Birds of Tokyo entitled “March Fires” becomes the bands first ARIA No.1 album this week, but they’ve been building up to this chart placement since album number two.

Pink and Nate Ruess stay atop the ARIA Singles Chart for a third (broken) week with “Just Give Me a Reason”, which also notches up double Platinum in sales this week, whilst James Arthur returns to his former peak of No.2 with “Impossible”.

David Crosby has revealed that he and Graham Nash have four brand new, never heard before songs to perform on the upcoming Crosby, Stills & Nash tour.

Australia’s Supafest line-up has been announced with TI, 50 Cent, Ne-Yo and Akon headlining this year’s event.

Melbourne’s Festival Hall on March 4th was packed out with fans absolutely itching to see Ed Sheeran perform and my god, they were not shy about letting him know.

Russell Morris will have the 17th biggest selling album in Australia when the ARIA Chart is revealed on Sunday making ‘Sharkmouth’ his first Top 20 album in 42 years.

Depeche Mode will showcase at SXSW in Austin next week.

Creedence Clearwater Revival legend John Fogerty has been announced to officially close SXSW 2013.

Abba star Agnetha Faltskog is about to return with her first new song in eight years. A sample of the song has surfaced online.

The promoters of the Deni Blues & Roots Festival have continued to design the event for families with the announcement that kids under 14 will be admitted free.

Ringo Starr is to get his own exhibition. On 12 June, the Grammy Museum will open its doors to "Ringo: Peace And Love", “the first major exhibition to explore the life of Ringo Starr”.

Music legend Engelbert Humperdinck has sent a personal message to Bonnie Tyler after she was named the UK representative for the Eurovision song contest this year.

David Lowy has a new “supergroup” with Jon Stevens as the singer.

Jazzman Kenny Ball has passed away at the age of 82.

Engelbert Humperdinck has teamed with the former members of Midnight Oil, Violent Femmes and Hunters & Collectors for the second The Break album.

The 2013 Australian Music Prize has been won by hip-hip dup Hermitude.

The Room8 Production ‘At Last: The Story of Etta James’ starring Vika Bull is heading to Perth for one-week only.

Clarence Clemons died in June 2011 from what was reported to be a stroke. Although he suffered from a number of medical problems over the year, his passing came as a shock to most who knew him.

The news came early this afternoon on his official website that Alvin Lee, guitarist for Ten Years After, had died early on Wednesday at the age of 68.

Avicii is out of hospital and has confirmed he will be playing at the Future Music Festival this weekend in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.

The Go-Go's and the B-52s will hit the road this summer for a series of dates across the U.S.