Fugees star Lauryn Hill will perform in Australia as part of Vivid Live 2014 for Sydney and other select dates around the country.

When Sting and his wife, Trudy Styler, first announced their 25th Anniversary Rainforest Fund Benefit Concert, there were no other artists set for the event. Ticket buyers had to take it on faith that a big name show would be put together.

Legacy Recordings has released a list of their Record Store Day line-up of releases that includes artists from Aerosmith to Dean Martin.

Eagles have expanded their History of The Eagles tour into October.

Example is "up for" working with Olly Murs and has also discussed writing a song with One Direction.

UK singer songwriter Gabrielle Aplin will return to Australia in May for two intimate shows in Sydney and Melbourne.

Toby Keith is as country as it gets, right down to the double entendre song titles, cowboy hats and songs about beer and more beer.

Tony Mott, one of Australia’s best known music photographers, has launched a brand new website showcasing his decades of capturing the musical moment.

The Cat Empire turned 1000 shows old on Friday night with a hometown gig for the people of Melbourne.

Lady Gaga has debuted her latest music video.

AC/DC singer Brian Johnson is popping up all over the place. Johnson is fast becoming the new ‘Where’s Wally’.

Neil Finn says he had a strange dream last night. It was about Jimmy Barnes and a teapot.

Classic albums by Stevie Wright, Rose Tattoo, The Angels and The Easybeats will be reissued on vinyl for Record Store Day Australia.

Kylie Minogue has sung her broken heart out for one of her funniest performances ever.

Kylie Minogue will head back on the road for her ‘Kiss Me Once’ UK and European tour in September.

Ian Anderson’s third instalment of the story of Gerald Bostock ‘Homo Erraticus’ will be available as a limited edition 4 disc set with 60 page hardback book.

Kylie Minogue debuts at No.1 with her twelfth studio album and now fourth No.1 album “Kiss Me Once”, which is her first chart-topping album in just under six-and-a-quarter years.

Pharrell Williams is atop the ARIA Singles Chart for an eleventh week with his Oscar nominated track “Happy”, which is also spending a twelfth week a the top of the New Zealand charts, plus the song is now the longest running No.1 for this decade.

Billy Joel fans were treated to an added bonus in New York last night. AC/DC’s Brian Johnson joined Billy on stage to perform ‘You Shook Me All Night Long’.

The Black Keys are about to release a new album and we have boxing superstar Mike Tyson for the news.

While Russell Crowe was rounded up the animals for this Noah movie premiere last week, Dave Stewart was gathering the Rock and Roll Animals for his circus ‘VaVoom’.

Billy Joel and Jimmy Fallon have recorded a doo-wop song together using Australian technology.

The Helpmann Awards, Australia’s premier awards for the live entertainment and performing arts industry, will return to Sydney in August.

Kate Bush has announced a series of shows in London, her first live performances since 1979.

Ben Salter and Courtney Barnett are two of five artists named to receive recording grants from PPCA and the Australia Council.

Iva Davies has reached back into this side-projects to bring back the rare ‘Razorback’ soundtrack and his ballet ‘Boxes’.

Elton John's classic Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, now with added Ed Sheeran, leads the weeks music releases this week.

Doc Neeson, the former lead singer of The Angels and Red Phoenix, has released ‘Walking In The Rain’, his first new song in seven years.

Metallica performed a brand new song 'Lords of Summer' for the first time ever in Bogata, Columbia on March 16.

Roy Orbison's last major album, Mystery Girl, will be reissued in deluxe editions on May 20 via Legacy.