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Lady Gaga is reportedly suffering from “creative block”.

Michael Bublé and his wife are expecting a baby boy.

Even when Axl Rose tries to do a nice thing, it backfires.

50’s and 60’s hitmaker Pat Boone came out with his strongest indictment of President Barack Obama’s policies on Neil Cavuto’s Fox Business News Program Wednesday night.

Iggy & The Stooges showcased their new album ‘Ready To Die’ at the tiny Mohawks venue in Austin, Texas for SXSW on Wednesday night.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds played a SXSW showcase on Wednesday for SXSW at Stubbs BBQ.

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band are back in Australia for the first time since 2002 and last night treated Brisbane to a cover of hometown heroes The Saints 1986 hit ‘Just Like Fire Would’.

Dave Grohl has delivered his SXSW keynote address in Austin, Texas, telling the story of how he went from living with female mudwrestlers to joining Nirvana.

Depeche Mode are partially responsible for America’s sex lives and Dave Gahan feels like an overpaid stripper.

Check out that new kid in the American chart. Jimi Hendrix has debuted at number 2 on the Billboard chart.

Gary Clark Jr was the big winner at the Austin Music Awards this year taking home all of the top prizes.

One of the most influential British indie bands, James, has announced an East Anglian summer concert performing as part of Forest Live, the Forestry Commission’s annual concert series.

Austin’s own music legend Willie Nelson made a surprise appearance in Austin last night during SXSW.

Steven Tyler would love to work with ‘hot’ Taylor Swift.

Slash is in the studio today working on the new song he wrote with Jon Stevens for The Dead Daisies.

Adele can reportedly ‘see the benefits of bringing up a child in the US.’

Billie Joe Armstrong’s Green Day bandmates won’t let any ‘idiots’ backstage to prevent him relapsing.

Ed Sheeran has sparked fears he won’t be in perfect health for the start of his tour with Taylor Swift tonight, after tweeting he’s “flucinating”.

Bob Dylan has been racking up the honors over the last decade or so from an Academy Award to the Presidential Medal of Freedom to France’s Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres, but his latest honor may be the most rare and prestigious.

Black Sabbath is calling their new album 13, which they will release on June 11 via Vertigo/Republic.

Clive Burr, the Iron Maiden drummer from 1979 to 1982 has died at the age of 56.

With a capacity of 5000, tonight’s Neil Young & Crazy Horse at Melbourne’s Plenary Hall was the smallest room Young has ever played in Australia. Every other show to date has been arenas. The Plenary show was billed as a special show and indeed it was because Neil was making a movie.

Nothing prepares you for the overwhelming assault on the senses that is SXSW. It’s a gargantuan mix of creative energy, with a multitude of bands playing at every conceivable location such as garages and purpose built pop up stages, along with the more traditional established venues.

Melbourne’s Brooke Addamo, aka Owl Eyes, is preparing for the release of her debut album ‘Nightswim’ in April and has released the new song ‘Closure’.

David Bowie’s new album, The Next Day, sold 56,000 copies in its first day of release in the U.K., the best sales for any album so far this year.

Morrissey is been treated in hospital for ‘double pneumonia’.

Tim Wheatley aka Crooked Saint has a new song called ‘Burning The Midnight Oil’.

Yoko Ono and son Sean Lennon have been very active in trying to persuade New York governor Andrew Cuomo to not allow fracking in the state of New York.

Evermore have handed the way their next video looks over to the fans.

Hot on the heels of the announcement that Jesse L. Martin has been, once again, selected for the role of Marvin Gaye in the movie Sexual Healing, we get news that Martin’s old boss on Law and Order is being considered for the role of Gaye’s mother.