Jimmy Barnes is one of a dozen Aussie acts including Joe Camilleri, John Butler Trio, Katie Noonan and The Cat Empire contributing to #SayYesToLove Vol 1, an album for Marriage Equality.
It was the first and still the greatest fundraising effort in rock history. On July 13, 1985, over fifty artists hit the stage in London and Philadelphia to raise money for famine relief in Africa.
Over 35,000 people united in Milton Keynes Bowl on Saturday for world famous dance festival, Electric Daisy Carnival UK, which included triumphant sets from dance legends Tiesto and Hardwell.
Ernie Maresca, who hit the top ten with Shout! Shout! (Knock Yourself Out) and wrote many of Dion’s biggest hits, died on Wednesday at his home in Southern Florida. He was 76.
Peter Frampton and Cheap Trick brought their summer tour to the Constellation Brands-Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center in Canandaigua, NY on a perfect Saturday night.
Just a last minute reminder that Australia’s SXSW rep Phil Tripp will be bringing the sunshine from Coffs Harbour to Melbourne Monday the 13th and Sydney Tuesday the 14th for the panels of SXSW experts at the Movie Meet ‘n’ Greets featuring never-released film “Outside Industry” on the manic history.
It took Paula Cole a long time to get the accounting for the royalties she was owed by Warner Brothers and Imago Records and, now that she has them, she’s not happy.
