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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.

The German electro legends have been confirmed for the Scottish festival.

Adele has slammed reports that she and Chris Brown were involved in a heated confrontation at the Grammys.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds announce their UK/European tour for autumn 2013.

Spotify has today revealed Richard Marx’s Right Here Waiting as the UK’s most popular love song ahead of Valentine’s Day.

The Prodigy will play one-show only outside the Future Music Festival in Sydney in March.

BigSound 2013 will start taking registrations on Thursday (February 14).

Tame Impala will tour Australia in late April with dates in major venues such as Festival Hall, Melbourne and Hordern Pavilion in Sydney.

It’s all about the songs. That sounds so obvious when you say it but how many shows have you seen where it’s all about the set, the costumes or the effects.

Lady Gaga has been forced to postpone her Born This Way Ball concert tour as a result of injury.

The new Rod Stewart album, his first with original rock material in almost twenty years, isn’t as complete as he has led everyone to think and it has forced the postponement of his spring tour.

Jerry Hall will bring The Graduate to Melbourne in September.

Three artists slated to perform at Bluesfest 2013 have picked up Grammy Awards.

With nearly all shows sold out for 2013’s Teenage Cancer Trust concerts at the Royal Albert Hall, additional special guests have been confirmed.

Once more next to Barak Obama, Andrea Bocelli, artist and witness of peace, has been guest of honour at the 61st ‘National Prayer Breakfast’, an event of global importance which was held on February 7th at the International Ballroom at the Hilton Hotel in Washington.

Sharon Osbourne will not allow fire to be present on her property.

Adele reportedly gave Chris Brown a firm piece of her mind at the Grammys Sunday night.

Axl Rose had a bone to pick with Activision Blizzard over the use of the Guns ‘N Roses song Welcome to the Jungle in the game Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.