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A 16th show has been added to the Rolling Stones’ 50 and Counting Tour of North America.

Ozzy Osbourne has apologized to wife Sharon and his family and friends for drinking again and becoming “an asshole”.

Influential 70s New York band Television will perform their art punk classic Marquee Moon in Melbourne for All Tomorrow’s Parties in November.

David Hasselhoff has covered The Angels ‘Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again’ to help raise money for Doc Neeson’s ongoing medical treatment.

Peter Garrett was back on stage with his Midnight Oil mates Jim Moginie and Rob Hirst to sing for Doc Neeson.

Kevin Richardson is to be a dad again.

Kat Von D’s wedding to Deadmau5 will be ‘the furthest thing from traditional’.

Gwyneth Paltrow went on a date with Chris Martin because they were constantly romantically linked.

Snoop Lion has deemed Miley Cyrus as ‘one of the greatest musicians and personalities of all time’.

Meat Loaf cancelled a concert in England on Sunday an hour before he was due to go on.

Last November, the Beach Boys released a rather anemic DVD and Blu-Ray with highlights from their 50th anniversary tour, but fans were left disappointed when only about half the songs from the concert were included.

With the addition of second and third dates in many of the already scheduled cities, the Rolling Stones have fifteen shows total on the books of what was originally rumored to be a total of 18.

Aerosmith’s first show of 2013 will be a Stone Fest in Sydney this coming Saturday.

Singer songwriter Don McLean will return to Australia for a national tour in August.

Nominations have opened for the NIMA’s, the National Indigenous Music Awards.

The 2013 Jazz Bell Awards will be handed out in Melbourne on May 2. Nominees for the 11th Jazz Bell Awards have been announced.

Cyndi Lauper has always been a little eclectic and that goes, too, for her taste in music.

The original Boomtown Rats, Bob Geldof, Pete Briquette, Simon Crowe and Garry Roberts, are reforming for a world tour.

Eric Clapton’s fourth Crossroad’s Guitar Festival kicked off on Friday night at Madison Square Garden in New York with an acoustic set by the host and built through the evening with an amazing lineup of talent.

Yusuf Islam, the acclaimed British-born musician and humanitarian formerly known as Cat Stevens, has issued a statement to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Asia in support of Mali the elephant’s transfer from the Manila Zoo to a sanctuary. Mali is kept in solitary confinement ‘ which experts say is extremely cruel to

Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne have sparked speculation their marriage is going through a tough path.

Brian Wilson will publish his autobiography in the Fall of 2015.

Black Sabbath continues to leak out more and more information on their upcoming album, 13, which is due out on June 11.

Engelbert Humperdinck will return to Australia for shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Newcastle in July.

Comedy Festival fans vacated the performance by American comedian Tracy Jordan at Melbourne’s Hamer Hall on Sunday night when it quickly became clear that instead of a comedy set Morgan was just delivering a sexist, racist rant.

The BBC has confirmed that it will not play ‘Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead’ in its weekly countdown this week because it finds the motive behind the sales “distasteful”.