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Jack White has unleashed the brand new Dori Oskowitz-directed video for “I’m Shakin’”.

Pink says her latest music promo made her mother feel “uncomfortable”.

College rock stayers Gin Blossoms tour Australia for the first time ever next February.

A day after digital streaming company Deezer announced it had closed $130 million in funding, the company has today announced its plans for the use of the funds.

Morrissey appeared on The Colbert Report this week and had the piss taken out of him by Stephen Colbert.

The Rolling Stones will commemorate their 50th anniversary with the career spanning hits set GRRR!, due out on November 12.

The receiver for the Allans Music & Billy Hyde music stores has rejected an offer from retail group Australian Musical Imports and Gallin’s Musician’s Pro Shop to take over the company.

The Rolling Stones brand new song ‘Doom and Gloom’ will be released on Thursday.

New Order opened their first U.S. tour in seven years on Friday night at the Fox Theater in Oakland, CA with a 16 song set that drew from their eight studio albums along with three covers of Joy Division songs.

Irish singer Glen Hansard adds three Melbourne shows to his Frames tour next year.

James Taylor will re-release his 2006 album, James Taylor at Christmas, with two added tracks. The new version will be out on October 30 via UMe.

‘The Legends Of Laurel Canyon’, a documentary about the rock’s hidden valley in Los Angeles will premiere on US television this Saturday night.

The annual Stagecoach Festival, the west coast’s biggest country music gathering, will be held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, CA from April 26 to 28 and the lineup is an impressive combination of current country stars and numerous veterans of the genre.

It’s the 40th anniversary of the American Music Awards, a show started by Dick Clark as an alternative to the Grammys in 1973.

Green Day’s Mike Dirnt says Billie Joe Armstrong has had it ‘really rough’ following his public breakdown.

A major exhibition of vintage posters and memorabilia from David Bowie’s golden years (1969-1981), including on display for the first time in 30 years the original Heddon Street K. West sign that originally appeared on front cover of Bowie’s groundbreaking 1972 album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars.

Kiwi stadium pop rock brothers Evermore will join Matchbox Twenty and INXS on tour.

After the tease of three tracks, Bat For Lashes streams another three from her new album.

Taylor Swift reportedly asked a member of One Direction out to dinner.

Actor John Cusack walked on stage during the opening to the song In Your Eyes during Peter Gabriel’s show at the Hollywood Bowl on Saturday night and presented him with a boombox.

Member of Longpigs and Pulp, guest of Arctic Monkeys and Elbow, and solo artist Richard Hawley will hit Australia in 2013.

Lily Allen has apparently tweeted lyrics from her new single.

The Future Music Festival will return in March with Stone Roses and The Prodigy heading the bill along with flavour of the month PSY.

The Mumford & Sons ‘Babel’ album has kept Muse ‘The 2nd Law’ from the top spot on the US album chart this week despite dropping 74% on last weeks sales.

Portland power-poppers Everclear have announced the winners of support slots for their Australian tour.

In the lead-up to I Awake, baroque pop star Sarah Blasko will perform at an “album installation” in Sydney.

The rebranded AMP releases a list of 26 albums as part of the “Official Entrants” longlist.

Oscar-winner and half of Swell Season, Glen Hansard, brings The Frames back to the Opera House.

Skid Row frontman Sebastian Bach has tweeted that he and model Minnie Gupta have separated after almost two years.

The Creedence Clearwater Revival album Chronicles is one of the most consistently selling catalog titles in music, placing in the weekly top 200 albums (and, before that, the Top Catalogue Albums) for years.