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Adam Levine reveals that he is most likely to take his first date ‘to McDonald’s in a tuxedo.’

Nicki Minaj believes baring her breasts would secure the win should she have a sing-off with Mariah Carey.

Howard Kaylan may be best known as a member of the Turtles, but his life in music is much, much more far-reaching.

Richard Street, a 22-year veteran of the Temptations, died in Las Vegas earlier today after a short hospital stay. He was 70.

The Rolling Stones have won two NME Awards, 49 years after taking the same number at the 1964 ceremony.

Black Sabbath will play in Adelaide after all.

Stone Temple Pilots have dumped their singer Scott Weiland.

The debut album for season 8 X Factor finalist Janet Devlin will feature a batch of new songs co-written with Deni Blues & Roots star Newton Faulkner.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds ‘Push The Sky Away’ has debuted at no. 29 in the USA, becoming Nick’s highest American debut ever in America.

Miami Tex-Mex band The Mavericks will headline the Gympie Music Muster in Australia in August.

American singer songwriter Toni Childs has almost finished work on her next album ‘Citizens of the Planet’ and she has now launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund to create animations for the live experience.

Former Shock Records general manager Scot Crawford has been named the new GM of crowd-funding company PledgeMusic for Australia and New Zealand.

Elton John is looking for a September release for his 30th studio album, The Diving Board.

The Temper Trap will release an expanded edition of their self-titled second album this Friday.

Rihanna has landed a restraining order against a man accused of attempting to break into her home last week.

Janet Jackson has revealed she secretly married last year.

Rock music icon Brian May and West End Sensation Kerry Ellis are set to kick off Tiger Tracks in spectacular fashion on Friday 1 March.

New figures reveal that Brit Winners saw a significant rise in new social media fans following her win and performance at the BRIT Awards ceremony.

Better 40 years later than never: The follow-up to the first record ever to bear the Iggy and the Stooges logo – the immortal proto-punk masterpiece Raw Power – will finally be out April 30, when Fat Possum Records releases the all-new Iggy and the Stooges studio album, Ready To Die.

Frenzal Rhomb’s Jason Whalley has revealed that a tapeworm he may have picked up in Central America years ago grew to give me an infection that caused two seizures that took the band off the road in January.

Madonna is reportedly ‘firmly on side Ashton [Kutcher]’ and has dissed her good friend Demi Moore.

Justin Timberlake is working on a duet with the frontman of Mumford & Sons.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds are performing the entire ‘Push The Sky Away’ album as part of their current Australian tour.

Green Day have booked in three small warm-up shows before their official live comeback during SXSW.

The Aussie BBQ, one of the most popular events at SXSW, will feature The Audreys, Alpine and The Rubens this year.

David Bowie has just released the video for ‘The Stars Are Out Tonight’, his second new song in a decade.

Rodriguez now has an Academy Award to his name after ‘Searching For The Sugarman’ won Best Documentary in Hollywood.

Australian singer songwriter Shelley Segal will perform in San Francisco at NAP CON 2013 before heading to Austin for SXSW.

Adele has joked she could win the prestigious collection of industry awards if she could bring herself to do a musical.

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