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Continuing Frank Sinatra’s centennial year celebration ahead of the icon’s December 12 birthday, three classic 1965 Sinatra albums will be reissued worldwide on 180-gram vinyl by FSE/UMe on November 20 to commemorate their 50th anniversaries.

Not sure what to make of Peter Tork’s plug midway through the set imploring the audience to buy their merchandise?

Australia’s Kirin J Callinan will perform in the UK and Europe in October and November.

Connecticut’s The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die have a new song called “I Can Be Afraid Of Anything” about mental health and the journey to seek help.

Ian Moss will be doing his own shows after he is Cold Chiselled out.

‘Ghost The Musical’, based on the Patrick Swayze movie ‘Ghost’, will premiere in Adelaide in January.

Steve Hillage is one of the most idiosyncratic and instantly recognisable guitarists in the world.

In an effort to control the homophobia currently rampent in Russia Elton John has offered to sit down and talk in person to the Russian president Vladimir Putin in an effort to promote gay rights in the country.

Christina Milian and Lil Wayne have reportedly called it quits on their romance.

Iggy Azalea’s fiancé Nick Young was caught on tape going ballistic Saturday night.

Kendrick Lamar issued a touching tribute to Tupac Shakur on the rapper’s death anniversary.

Following the release of her new studio album ‘I Am’, Leona announces details of her upcoming 2016 UK tour, her first UK tour in three years.

Former Barenaked Ladies frontman Steven Page is suing the group over the royalties on their Big Bang Theory theme song.

Gary Richrath, lead guitarist from REO Speedwagon until 1989, has died at age 65.

“No one is paying to any attention to the ethnic group that is blithely do nothing … fucking Australians,” says US TV show host Bill Maher in his ‘Migrant Headache’ rant.

Five Finger Death Punch’s sixth studio album ‘Got Your Six’ will be the first album for the band to top the US album chart.

Moby has a go at acting in the new Patrick Stewart comedy ‘Blunt Talk’.

Ellie Goulding has announced one Australian show in Sydney in October when she is in the country to perform at the AFL Grand Final.

Darren McMullen, co-host of The Voice in Australia, has taken a swipe at the Australian government saying ‘idiots are running the country”.

Iron Maiden will be chauffeured around the world and into Australia in their brand new Ed Force One airline, piloted by lead singer Captain Bruce Dickinson.

‘The Who Hits 50’ celebrations continue on October 30th with the release of a The Track Records Single 1967 ‘ 1973.

Lemmy may find it even harder to breathe with the news that Motorhead’s new album, Bad Magic, enjoyed it’s third #1 chart entry in Austria, following Germany and Finland, as well as #1 at U.S. Metal Radio.

The Damned bass player Byrn Merrick has lost his battle with cancer at age 56.

Stephen Colbert picked a Simon & Garfunkel covers act Troubled Waters to perform in his inaugural week for the Late Show and the lead singer looked a lot like Paul Simon.

Bon Jovi played their first show in two years on Friday night in Indonesia.

Kiss founder Paul Stanley performed for the cameras with his soul band Soul Station at West Hollywood’s famed Roxy on Friday night and the show will be coming soon to DVD.

Muse announced the first list of cities/countries of what will be an extensive world tour in support of their hugely acclaimed global No 1 album Drones.

Lily Allen’s friends are said to worry she’ll destroy her career with her partying.

Bobby Brown believes his daughter Bobbi Kristina’s early death was a call from God.

After 30 million album sales, four Grammys and three BRIT Awards, Seal has reunited with the legendary producer Trevor Horn for his new album ‘7’ which will be released on November 6th.