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Doc Neeson of The Angels has lost his battle with cancer at age 67.

Doc Neeson, co-founder and lead singer of the legendary Angels, has died at the age of 67 after losing his battle with cancer.

Slash has perform at Parliament in the UK.

GWAR leader Dave Brockie, also known as Oderus Urungus, officially died of an overdose on March 23 at his home in Richmond, VA.

Bob Dylan theatre show tickets were snapped up so fast this morning that extra shows have been added.

Pure Gold is the number one FM radio station in both Sydney and Melbourne and the Australian Radio Network is the most successful commercial FM network in Australia.

Gary Allan will perform at the year’s Deni Ute Muster in Denilquin in October.

Yo Yo Honey Singh, India’s rap superstar, is the latest celebrity to be killed off by a Twitter hoax.

Kylie Minogue is staying with her record label Parlophone despite News Ltd newspapers saying the opposite.

Masters Apprentices’ singer Jim Keays has been admitted to hospital with pneumonia as he continues to fight his seven year battle with Multiple Myeloma.

Dave Grohl has released a trailer of his new TV series ‘Sonic Highways’.

Aussie singer songwriter Ben Lee will return home to play shows in Sydney and Melbourne later this month.

Sarah Blasko will perform a show for the Refugee Council of Australia following the Abbott government decision to axe all funding as part of the recent budget.

Tina Turner was hanging out backstage at the Rolling Stones Switzerland gig on Sunday night.

The Brady Bunch star Ann B. Davis, who every household in America and Australia simply new as Alice, has died at age 88.

Melissa Etheridge and her partner Linda Wallem married Saturday night at San Tsidro Ranch in Montecito, California.

SXSW car crash suspect Rashad Owens could likely face the death penalty now that he has been officially indicted for capital murder after during four people during SXSW in Austin in March.

“Iggy Azalea has joined the Beatles in the music record books,” screamed the headlines this week.

A video mocking Australia’s unpopular Prime Minister Tony Abbott to the soundtrack of Pharrell Williams ‘Happy’ has gone viral.

The new American Jesus Christ Superstar has been cancelled before it even started.

Phil Collins came out of retirement briefly this week to perform at his son’s school concert.

Coldplay 'Ghost Stories' is the number one album in Australia again this week.

Justice Crew clock up their fourth week at number one on the ARIA singles chart this week.

One Direction's Louis Tomlinson is reportedly making plans to buy his favourite soccer club.

David Gray has today unveiled the video to his new single 'Back In The World' - the first and opening track to be lifted from Gray's forthcoming new album Mutineers (June 30 via IHT/Kobalt).

Taylor Swift's next album is well on the way and the country star is already calling it her "favourite".

Bret Michaels of Poison has undergone emergency surgery after cancelling a show just three songs in to his set.

Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden is planning a dogfight for the Knebworth skies.

Gregg Allman is being sued for a second time after tragedy struck and a crew member killed during production of his biopic.