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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.

Andy ‘Thunderclap’ Newman has died at the age of 73.

Leave it to Colin Hay, the former Men at Work lead, to tell a candidate for U.S. President how he might better get votes.

David Cassidy certainly won’t be driving the Partridge Family bus or any other vehicle for the next five years.

Ariana Grande was told to never give up on singing by Latin superstar Gloria Estefan when she was a child.

Lukas Graham, Weezer, Bette Midler, Cheap Trick, The Last Shadow Puppets, Pet Shop Boys and BabyMetal lead the week’s new music releases.

Andre Rieu’s star soprano, Australia’s Mirusia Louwerse, has completed her new album ‘This Time Tomorrow’ and will perform live across Australia.

Five Finger Death Punch have been forced to cancel their Australian tour with Black Sabbath after singer Ivan Moody was hospitalized in Denver.

Mi-Sex will return to Melbourne and Sydney this weekend to showcase new music.

Paul Young has returned to the studio after 19 years to record an album of new songs with producer Arthur Baker.

Sneaky Sound System have returned with their first new music in five years ‘I Ain’t Over You’.

Kanye West’s management has reportedly offered an artist a “chunk of money” to paint over a controversial mural of the rapper.

On November 20th and 21st 2015, at the Zenith in Munich, Germany, Motörhead recorded what happened to be the very last live shows ever recorded.

Jackson Browne played Brisbane on Wednesday night with another in-depth setlist spanning the 44 years since his debut album ‘Jackson Browne’ aka ‘Saturate Before Using’.

Legendary singer Dion will release the track Visionary Heart from his album New York is My Home on April 8.

Masterworks Broadway will release the Original Broadway Cast Recording of On Your Feet!, the current Broadway hit chronicling the life of Emilio and Gloria Estafan.

Puddle of Mudd’s show in Doncaster, England was cut at about the halfway point when the band members walked off the stage leaving lead singer Wes Scantlin to fend for himself.

Drummer Carl Palmer will pay tribute to former bandmate Keith Emerson, who died on March 10, with his new tour “Remembering Keith Emerson and the Music of Emerson, Lake and Palmer”.

Country great Merle Haggard has once again been forced to cancel a series of dates after a recurring bout with double pneumonia.

Fetty Wap has a new baby daughter.

Bette Midler’s new compilation ‘A Gift of Love’ will feature the first international release of two tracks from the American edition of the ‘It’s The Girls’ album.

Taste have unveiled the video for their new song ‘I Am God’ directed by ‘Kenny’ director Clayton Jacobson.

The Glastonbury Festival has announced their preliminary 2016 lineup and a number of veteran artists have made the cut.

Bob Spencer, one of Australia’s most inventive and enduring guitarists, is working on his very first solo album.

Disturbed will be back in Australia and New Zealand in November, making good on the promise to return following the Soundwave disaster this year.

The SyFy Network is known for its myriad of camp movies, especially the shark-tornado combo movies in the Sharknado series.

Academy Award winning actress Patty Duke, who also was a popular recording artist in the mid-60’s, died on Tuesday morning after suffering sepsis from a ruptured intestine. She was 69.