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Disturbed have the most downloaded song on iTunes at the moment with their version of Simon & Garfunkel’s ‘The Sound of Silence’ but they have also covered Tears For Fears, Genesis, Faith No More and U2.

Danish act Lukas Graham has returned a follow-up to ‘7 Years’ with a new song is ‘Happy Home’.

David Bowie’s widow Iman’s mother has died, just two months after the music legend.

Duran Duran’s Simon Le Bon says we are overdue for a musical revolution.

Last night was the first of two “The Music of David Bowie” concerts in New York with show one at Carnegie Hall.

Frances Bean Cobain has compared her dramatic personal life to a telenovela after disturbing an intruder in her home.

When an artist wins a Grammy Award, the Recording Academy insists that a form be signed with the artist agreeing that they will not sell the Grammy. Failure to live up to the agreement allows the Academy to, in effect, repossess the award.

Greville Records in the Melbourne of Prahran will put on Bowie Day for Record Store Day on April 16.

The Rolling Stones were banned from performing outside a London gallery to celebrate the opening of their exhibition.

Guns N’ Roses posted a video showing the cities they would be visiting on a North American tour earlier this week but didn’t include dates or venues.

Rapper Tyga is in shatters after learning his friend and bodyguard died in a sudden accident on Wednesday.

Metallica star Lars Ulrich is convinced Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards will “outlive us all”.

Band manager and Triple J presenter Maggie Collins has stepped in as co-programmer for BIGSOUND 2016.

Mudcrutch was Tom Petty’s band before Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. When they broke up in 1975 Petty formed The Heartbreakers.

Warner Music’s latest Australian music compilation ‘The Glory Days of Aussie Pub Rock’ is 4CD and four decades of Australian music history.

Songland Records in Canberra will out on its annual Pre-Loved Record Sale as a fundraiser for the RSPCA for Record Store Day 2016.

Grammy award winner Rhiannon Giddens, ARIA Hall of Famer Richard Clapton and Primal Scream’s Andrew Innes are at Noise11 iHeartRadio this week.

The solo career of Paul McCartney is about to get a new four-CD retrospective.

The David Bowie tributes tonight and tomorrow night in New York just had their performers lists shortened with the exit of the Roots and their associated acts.