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Guy Pearce has delved back into his cinematic background to come up with a impassioned video for ‘Golden Heart’ from his ‘Broken Bones’ album.

Cheech and Chong’s Australian tour has been cancelled following Tommy Chong’s cancer returning.

The Rocky Horror Show creator Richard O’Brien will perform with the Australian cast for one week from June 30.

Neil Young’s manager Elliot Roberts has confirmed that reality TV star Donald Trump illegally used Young’s anthem ‘Rocking In The Free World’ to announce his run for US Presidency and that Trump will be receiving a Cease and Desist letter from Young’s lawyer.

Stonefield and Gang Of Youths will perform at BigSound 2015 in Brisbane.

Chet Faker will perform in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne starting October 30 playing songs he has never played before and with some guests along the way.

Due to injuries sustained in Dave Grohl’s fall from the stage during Foo Fighters’ June 12 show at Ullevi Stadium in Gothenburg, Sweden, doctors have required the cancellation of the band’s dates at London’s Wembley Stadium on June 19 and 20.

Eagles founder Don Henley has recruited an all-star cast including Mick Jagger and Dolly Parton for his first solo album in 15 years.

Billy Joel closed the 2015 edition of the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, TN, giving the crowd a show that isn’t your usual Bonnaroo fare.

Marilyn Manson “became a recluse” after splitting from Evan Rachel Wood.

Rita Ora is afraid of being alone.

Beyoncé Knowles’ mother Tina says Jay Z encouraged her to date a younger man after her divorce.

With their new book covering Led Zeppelin’s five nights at Earls Court about to ship, Rufus Stone Limited Editions have released an exclusive, CG generated teaser video, displaying the book and some of its contents on Youtube.

Even though Billy Corgan insists they were never really members of Smashing Pumpkins, it looks like the revolving door of members for the group has claimed two more victims.

Take That are to receive the keys to The O2, after reaching the milestone of 21 performances at the venue.

Nebraska’s Desaparecidos have not so much reformed, more regrouped, for their second album ‘Payola’, 13 years after their debut album.

Nick de la Hoyde has a brand new solo song titled ‘By My Side’.

A new analysis of music sales by the BPI reveals that in 2014 British Male Solo Artists enjoyed their strongest UK sales share in over 15 years.

Legendary Spectrum frontman Mike Rudd has turned 70 years old.

Adam Lambert finally feels like a “f**king grown-up”.

The Dead Daisies album will feature not one but two Barnsies. Jimmy Barnes will be heard on the song ‘Empty Heart’ on the forthcoming Daisies album ‘Revolucion’.

Pete Wentz says he had no idea if he’d be a good father.

The Beach Boys will return to Australia in November with all-star Australian supports inkling Busby Marou, John Paul Young, Colleen Hewett and Glenn Shorrock on selected dates.

Prince brought Stevie Wonder on stage during a special show at the White House over the weekend.

Janet Jackson will hit North America first for her Unbreakable World Tour.

George Michael has reportedly checked himself into rehab.

Melbourne’s The Cat Empire headlined a show for 5000 fans at London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall on Sunday night.

Richard O’Brien’s first production of The Rocky Horror Show was in 1973. The first Australian production was in Sydney in 1974. The show has been on stage somewhere in the world continuously since then.