Australian singer songwriter Dan Sultan will perform at Bush Hall in London for concert promoter Live Nation in September.

The Dead Daisies are back in the USA, touring America with Bad Company and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Neil Young debuted a brand new song ‘Who’s Gonna Stand Up and Save The World’ at Iceland earlier this week and then repeated the song in Ireland on Thursday.

Stevie Wonder, Paloma Faith and Richie Sambora played the Calling Festival this week.

Tori Amos will return to Australia in November for Live Nation.

Jimmy Barnes and The Living End are the latest get for A Day On The Green in November.

Bigsound 2014 will feature talks from Neil Finn and The Church at the 2014 music conference in Brisbane.

Motley Crue have begun what they say is there final tour, a trek that lasts through November 21.

Marianne Faithfull will celebrate her fiftieth anniversary in music with a world tour that will last over a year.

Jake Clemons of the E Street Band will return to Australia in August for solo dates.

iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11 this week features new music from Tom Petty, Robert Plant and Tweedy.

Paul Kelly will perform a few songs for Melbourne’s Leaps and Bounds The Living Legends series this weekend.

Steve Nieve of Elvis Costello & The Attractions will perform the music of Elvis Costello in Australia in September.

Neil Young debuted a brand new song at his first ever Iceland show on Monday night.

Damon Albarn will head to Australia in December for a show at the iconic Sydney Opera House.

Pink Floyd will release 'The Endless River;, their first album in 20 years in October.

Moving Pictures will get back together for two shows at the Sydney Opera House in October.

Marcia Hines’ new video was directed, stars and features the vocals of Academy Award winning actor Russell Crowe.

Tickets for the second annual One Electric Day will go on sale today (July 7) at 11am.

Bob Dylan surprised fans at the Rock Legend Festival in Poland on Saturday night when he broke from his usual show setlist and served up the greatest hits.

La Bamba star Lou Diamond Phillips is the new King in the Australian production of The King and I, now playing in Melbourne.

British rock royalty arrived in Hyde Park yesterday as Black Sabbath prepared to cast a night of darkness over another blazing hot day at British Summer Time Hyde Park.

Melbourne’s iconic Bakehouse Studios will open its doors to the public for the first time ever next Saturday as part of the Leaps and Bounds Festival.

Paul McCartney is back on the road after postponing his Out There tour in Japan due to ill health in May.

Prince headlined the Essence Festival in New Orleans on Friday night, joining forces with Nile Rodgers, Janelle Monae, Trombone Shorty and Lianne La Havas to make it a 4th July to remember.

Melbourne’s East End theatre district has grown to rival London’s West End and New York’s Broadway with four of the biggest musicals in the world all sell-outs in the city this weekend.

Bruce Milne, one of the pioneers of Melbourne’s music heritage, is giving music fans a rare insight into the music history of the city with the Leaps and Bounds bus tour.

The Rolling Stones pulled out ‘She’s So Cold’ for their show in Roskilde, Denmark on Thursday night but will one of the Australian shows be also treated to the live rarity?

Kasey Chambers will release her 10th studio album ‘Bittersweet’ in September and it will be her first album not produced by her brother Nash Chambers.

Pentatonix from Arlington, Texas, will tour Australia for the very first time in August.