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Kate Pierson of the B-52’s has married her longtime partner Monica Coleman.

Macklemore has confirmed he became a dad two months ago.

Janelle Monae will join Stromae for one night only in New York in October.

Ice Cube respects rappers who write their own lyrics more than those who don’t.

Zayn Malik and Perrie Edwards were reportedly on the rocks for weeks before their break-up.

Louis Tomlinson has confirmed he’s to become a father, saying he’s “buzzing” at the prospect.

Supertramp regretfully announces that all dates for its ‘Supertramp Forever’ European tour have been cancelled due to health issues affecting the band’s founder, Rick Davies.

Lenny Kravitz has addressed ‘Penis Gate’ via a text convo with Aerosmith rocker Steven Tyler.

The surviving members of The Faces are getting for one last gig.

James Reyne will take over Melbourne’s Corner Hotel on Melbourne Cup Eve.

Kelly Clarkson encouraged Reba McEntire and Narvel Blackstock not to split, it has been claimed.

Kasey Chambers and her dad Bill Chambers feature on a new album honouring the work of Ted Hawkins.

Courtney Love has reportedly denied she owes biographer Anthony Bozza any money.

Queensryche with singer Todd La Torre will release their second album together and the group’s fifteenth overall on October 2 with Condition Human.

Reverend & The Makers will release their fifth album, Mirrors, through Cooking Vinyl, on Friday 9th October.

It’s shaping up to be an epic year for a-ha as the Norwegian trio marks its 30th anniversary in 2015 with a series of album reissues as well as a reunion tour and their first new album in six years.

Grammy Award-nominated multi-platinum alternative act The Weeknd has revealed the tracklisting to his third full-length offering, Beauty Behind The Madness (XO/Republic Records).

Dead Letter Circus will play pub venues on their upcoming Australian tour and for the second part of the tour bring along 10 Years from the USA.

Zayn Malik has ended his engagement to Perrie Edwards, according to reports.

The AIR Awards will celebrate its 10th anniversary with the annual awards ceremony on October 22, 2015.

The Darkness will return to Australia in November but this time for the first time with their new drummer Rufus Tiger Taylor.

Ron Sexsmith and Gomez’s Ben Ottewell will perform at this year’s Mullum Music Festival at Mullumbimby near Byron Bay.

Dark rain clouds circled like vultures above Greenwich’s Old Royal Naval College as Ray Davies took the stage. Fortunately, the seasoned musical veteran’s enviable back catalogue of hits proved to be waterproof.

A long list of musicians including Sheryl Crow and D’Angelo will come together on October 1 at Carnegie Hall for Lean on Him: A Tribute to Bill Withers.

We’ve all been told you can’t judge a book by its cover, but a title is a different story and sumdumhonky, the title of Lloyd Price’s memoir (published by Cool Titles, set for October 13, 2015 street date), lets you know it will not be your garden-variety rock star autobiography.

On his recent Desert Island Discs appearance, Noel Gallagher included a Pink Floyd track from The Wall, admitting that he would “lick the face” of Roger Waters, so in awe was he of the man’s talents.

Don Henley has announced a fifteen-date tour in October and November in support of his new album Cass County.

On July 3 through 5, 1970, an estimated 200,000 people (and some estimated up to 600,000) came together at the Middle Georgia Raceway in Byron, GA for the second Atlanta International Pop Festival.