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10 more Bluesfest sideshow dates around Australia have been announced.

They don’t make stars like Engelbert Humperdinck anymore. Once upon a time fame came from talent, not celebrity and Engelbert Humperdinck is one of the greatest talents of the past half a century. To be in the presence of a star like Engelbert Humperdinck is to be in the presence of greatness.

Metallica has announced a new, limited edition, vinyl set containing four shows from their 2014 Metallica by Request Tour.

David Pepperell and Colin Talbot’s historic collection ‘100 Greatest Australian Singles of the 60s’ will be launched in spectacular fashion this Sunday afternoon in Melbourne.

There will not be a final Black Sabbath album.

Jeff Lynne’s ELO amazingly sound both modern and like their original 70’s selves on the new single One Step Out Of Time.

Rock band Queen used to love head banging to their own music while driving in their cars.

On Noise11 iHeartRadio Music News this week Engelbert Humperdinck reveals the Ed Sheeran song he is performing, Taste’s Michael Tortoni tells of his band’s Spinal Tap moment and AC/DC’s opening act Kingswood talk about the tour.

Another preview of videos from the enhanced 1+ by the Beatles has been released.

Tina Arena, Chris Janson, Jackson Firebird, Def Leppard, Elvis Presley, James Morrison, Martin Courtney, Fall Out Boy, Steve Martin & Edie Brickel and Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings lead the week’s new music releases.

The Foo Fighters have put up a new entry page on their official website with a countdown clock that is pointed towards November 23.

Music legend Engelbert Humperdinck is performing Ed Sheeran’s ‘Thinking Out Loud’ on his current Australian tour and he says he is a big fan of Ed’s.

Julie Anthony, one of Australia’s finest voices, will release a new compilation ‘Memories: The Ultimate Collection’ for Robert Rigby’s Ambition Entertainment in November.

John Paul Young has put together a show based on a complete set of Vanda and Young material.

Melbourne radio’s Richard Stubbs will host his final radio show for the ABC on Friday after more than a decade with the station.

Jimmy Giggle, the Mick Jagger of 2-year olds, has gathered up a few famous friends, such as Tina Arena, David Campbell and Kate Miller-Heidke, for his new album.

The Missy Higgins and John Butler Trio Twilight At Taronga shows were snapped up in a minutes when they went on sale this morning.

Marlon Williams, Ngaire Joseph and Jessica Cerro (Montaigne) are some of the names shortlisted for APRA Professional Development Awards.

David Gilmour has released another promotional video for a track from his Rattle That Lock album.

Phil Collins is no longer retired. “I’m no longer officially retired. The horse is out of the stable and I’m raring to go” he has proclaimed to Rolling Stone.

Rick Rubin will be this year’s honoree at the ninth annual Grammy week event by the Recording Academy’s Producers and Engineers Wing.

Songwriter and vocalist Diane Charlemagne has died.

‘It’s About Time’ is the name of Hank Williams, Jr.’s 57th studio album. Only his second of this decade, after 2012’s Old School New Rules, the new set will be out January 15.

Gwen Stefani was left squirming during a live TV interview on Tuesday (October 27) when she was asked if her divorce from Gavin Rossdale had inspired her new song.

Boy & Bear have quietly slipped out a new acoustic version of ‘Limit of Love’ the title track from their ARIA no 1 album.

Black Sabbath have just extended “The End” a little farther, announcing a second North American leg for their final tour.

Neil Diamond has returned to the Australian stage for the first time since 2011 and opened the Aussie leg of the tour at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday night (27 October 2015).