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Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell, Billy Bragg and The Zombies are just some of the artists to perform at Austin record store Waterloo Records during SXSW.

Aidan Roberts and Daniel Holdsworth’s rendition of Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells ‘For Two)’ is one of the most stunning musical performances I have witnessed in years.

Pink’s world tour is officially underway after firing up for Phoenix, Arizona this week.

Deadmau5 is the latest name added to the SXSW speakers list.

Justin Timberlake has released the official video to new single Suit & Tie.

Rihanna was the original choice to perform on fun.’s hit We Are Young, it’s been revealed.

Britney Spears’ publicist has insisted the star did sing on will.i.am single Scream & Shout despite rumours to the contrary.

Black Sabbath last month announced that their new album would be coming out in June, today we have a new studio clip.

Billboard has published their take on the top 50 love songs of the last 55 years, but with a twist.

Ringo Starr performed his first two shows ever in Sydney this week with his All-Starr Band.

Madonna’s boyfriend Brahim Zaibat has revealed that the couple’s Valentine’s Day plans will be pretty normal.

Paul spoke with 6Music yesterday on his Grammy win and the recording of his new album at Air Studio.

Remember when Hewlett-Packard produced computers and printers with little controversy?

Stereophonics will return to Australia in April hot on the release of their next album ‘Graffiti on the Train’.

Azealia Banks will play sideshows for Future Music Festival in Sydney and Melbourne next month.

Kim Salmon and Spencer P Jones will release an album together.

Rose Tattoo, Jon Stevens and Steve Balbi of Noiseworks, Jimmy Barnes and Don Walker of Cold Chisel, Rob Hirst and Jim Moginie of Midnight Oil, Baby Animals, Mark Gable of Choirboys, Diesel, Screaming Jets, The Radiators, Mi-Sex, Red Phoenix, members of The Angels and Diva Demolition will gather for a benefit concert of Doc Neeson.

Rick Huxley, bassist for the Dave Clark Five, died on Monday at the age of 72.

Back before it was fashionable in the entertainment world, there were a bunch of Zombies in music led by Colin Blunstone and Rod Argent.

Flaming Lips and Paramore will perform at SXSW as part of the Warner Music showcases.

This may not sit well with the rest of the group, but David Lee Roth is advocating for Michael Anthony’s return to Van Halen.

Ron Wood has a specific goal in mind when the Rolling Stones get together next month, to convince them to play the Glastonbury Festival this summer.

Banjo player, Grammy winner and sometimes actor/comedian Steve Martin is a father for the first time at age 67.

Glenn Dickie, the co-founder of the Aussie BBQ and former A&R director at EMI, has joined Sounds Australia as Export Music Producer.

Even though he said he was done, Roger Waters is going back on the road with a newly revamped version of The Wall to open air venues in Europe. Here he talks about The Wall Open Air tour.