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Alice Cooper’s 1973 album ‘Muscle of Love’ is about to get an audio upgrade.

Art Vs Science have scheduled an East Coast Australian tour for March 2015.

Duane McDonald’s Sounds By The River, a part of Regional Touring’s upcoming Red Hot Summer roster of music events, has won a South Australian Tourism Award for Best Festivals and Events.

Pennsylvania’s Dr Dog have a new song ‘Badvertise’ with its own music infotainment-like music video.

Songwriter P.F. Sloan has died in his Los Angeles home at age 70. He had been suffering from pancreatic cancer for a number of months.

The Cure are on their way to these shores again for a 27-date North American tour that will include three nights at the Hollywood Bowl and three at Madison Square Garden.

Ben Harper will return to Australia with The Innocent Criminals in 2016.

Lorde has laughed off claims she didn’t sing live on a TV show, calling them a compliment.

Both Little Anthony and George Benson have been recording for over fifty years.

Dixie Chicks have been on a semi-hiatus for almost a decade.

Björk’s eighth studio album Vulnicura is Rough Trade’s Album of the Year, the record store and indie label has announced.

One Direction star Liam Payne paid six figures to become the owner of a flying car featured in 2002 film Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.

James have announced that their new album Girl At The End Of The World will be released on 18th March 2016 plus there is a major headline tour for 2016.

Motorhead postponed their Sunday night show in Paris on the weekend after French police ordered the shut-down.

Kylie Minogue has teamed up with talk-show host James Corden for a Christmas-tinged cover of the Yazoo classic ‘Only You’.

Monique DiMattina’s Melbourne showcase for ‘Everybody Loves Somebody’ has been delayed until February.

Rancid will release a 20th anniversary edition of their punk classic ‘…And Out Come The Wolves’.

Russell Morris has a hometown date set to showcase the ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’ album, the third part of his blues trilogy.

Australian country star Imogen Clark has signed with prestigious alt-Country label Lost Highway for the release of her debut album in 2016.

It has now been confirmed that the Eagles Of Death Metal merchandise seller has become the first Briton to die in the Paris terror attack.

Rob Thomas will return to Australia in 2016 for A Day On The Green and arena dates.

Coldplay and Justin Bieber remembered the victims of the Paris terror attacks during shows in Los Angeles on Friday night (13Nov15).

Over the last eleven years, the Zombies doubled the number of albums they have put out over the previous 39 years.

Billboard has released excerpts from Tom Petty’s must read biography detailing the singer’s struggle with heroin abuse, being abused by his father, and heartbreak.

Three Dog Night have announced that David Morgan will take over on vocals with the band. They recently lost founding member Cory Wells who died on October 20.

The Foo Fighters have joined a number of other acts in canceling tour appearances in France and other areas of Europe in the wake of the Paris terrorist attacks.

U2 will not be playing in Paris tonight due to the terrorist attacks on Friday night.

For the first time since early July, an album has managed to hold on for a second week at the No.1 spot on the ARIA Albums chart, as this week the Elvis Presley set “If I Can Dream” with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra remains the biggest selling album in the country.

Adele is spending a third week atop the ARIA Singles Chart with her song “Hello”, which three weeks ago debuted with Gold sales status, last week it went Platinum, and now this week it notches up 2x▲Platinum in sales, that’s over 140,000+ sold in just three weeks.

Eagles of the Metal, the band performing at the Paris music venue Bataclan, when terrorists opened fire, have commented about the tragedy on their Facebook page.