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Abba will release the complete ‘Live At Wembley Arena’ concert for the first time in October.

Van Morrison is planning on hitting the stage in London to not only perform but talk about his songs.

Beyonce Knowles was apparently “stunned” when she heard she might have a secret half-sister.

Big Star’s ‘Nothing Can Hurt Me’ documentary will screen across the UK in August.

Adele is reportedly working with OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder on her new album.

James Garner, star of Maverick and The Rockford Files, has died in Los Angeles at the age of 86.

Paul Kelly is passing the hat around his fanbase for funding for his next project. Kelly is working ‘The Merri Sessions’ through PledgeMusic.

Tim Alexander, drummer for the band Primus, suffered a heart attack on Thursday.

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s historic ‘CSNY 1974’ album has debuted at 17, 36 and 81 in America this week.

Lily Allen gave fans at the Latitude Festival a taste of Two Door Cinema Club in her set on Friday night.

Taylor Henderson ‘Burnt Letters’ is the number one album in Australia.

The Madden Brothers remain atop the ARIA Singles chart for a second week with “We Are Done”, the track picking up a ▲Platinum certification after achieving Gold in sales just last week.

Bombay Motorcycle Club will return to Australia for shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in September.

Sydney’s 5 Seconds Of Summer are planning a busy year, so much so that their next Australia tour is still 12 months away.

Danielle Smarrelli (aka Nussy) has been working in the studio with Melbourne singer songwriter Michael Paynter. Together they have delivered ‘Dizzy’.

Casey Kasem’s body has gone missing, according to reports out of the USA.

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has released his first solo song ‘Repo Man’.

South African folk duo Connecting Stars are about to launch a reality TV show with a difference.

Tom Petty has slammed the Catholic Church in a song about child abuse on the new Heartbreakers album ‘Hypnotic Eye’.

Sheppard’s ‘Geronimo’ is the biggest selling song by an Australian artist s far this year, coming in at no. 3 behind Pharrell Williams and A Great Big World.