Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds have announced the release of their fourth live album, ‘Live From KCRW’, due for release on November 29.

Air Supply is the latest act to make the ARIA Hall of Fame.

Limited Edition versions of The Who’s stunning concept album about a deaf, dumb and blind boy, to be released November 12.

Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong has teamed up with Norah Jones to record an album of Everly Brothers … seriously.

Pearl Jam had an easy debut on the US chart this week debuting at number one with ‘Lightning Bolt’. Paul McCartney ‘New’ came in at number 3.

Boyzone have reformed to mark their 20th anniversary and have signed with Warner Music for a brand new album ‘BZ20’.

Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, one of the world’s greatest ever voices, will tour Australia in 2014 to mark her 70th birthday.

The Foals will release their first ever live DVD shot during their sold-out show at London’s Royal Albert Hall in March.

Sydney’s Homebake Music Festival has been cancelled.

APRA’s Screen Music Awards will host the APRA Screen Music Awards in Sydney in December.

At the age of 72, Bill Medley is heading to Australia for his first ever headline tour to mark the 50th anniversary of his duo The Righteous Brothers.

John Grant will perform at the Sydney Festival, the Adelaide Festival Centre and Hobart’s Mona Foma as well his already announced Melbourne show in January.

Brisbane hard rock act Like Thieves, to play East Coast tour throughout November.

The line-up for Golden Plains 2014 has been revealed with Neko Case and Cut Copy just two of the acts added to the bill with Public Enemy and You Am I already announced.

Reg and Pete’s Dog Trumpet will hit the road for more shows later this month and through November.

On Thursday Warner Music artists will combine for ‘In Their Shoes’, a charity auction to raise funds for Cancer Awareness Month.

Peter Murphy will return to Australia to perform a complete set of Bauhaus material.

Christmas has come early for punk fans with Bad Religion due to release a single, ‘O Come, O Come Emmanuel’, from their Christmas album, 'Christmas Songs’.

Dolly Parton has sustained minor injuries after the her vehicle was hit by another car in Nashville.

Pearl Jam played a massive 57 different sons over two nights of shows in Brooklyn on the weekend.

Blink-182 released their now classic ‘Untitled’ album in 2003 and will perform the album from start to finish to mark the 10th anniversary of the release.

Icehouse will continue to perform live with some intimate shows on the way for Sydney and Melbourne in December then a run of shows at Crown Casino in January.

Kelly Clarkson is a married woman.

Boston will include the vocals of former singer Brad Delp on their new album 'Life, Love & Hope', their first in 11 years.

Neil Young will release a 1970 Washington concert as part of his ongoing archives series.

Jack Johnson, Elvis Costello & The Attractions and Kasey Chambers have been added to Bluesfest 2013.

Tickets for the second Deni Blues & Roots Festival went on sale today.

The Hoodoo Gurus and The Visitors will perform for a show to honour the late Ron Asheton in Sydney in December.

A Matt Corby song was used in the new James Spader drama ‘The Blacklist’ this week.

Paul McCartney’s new album ‘New’ has failed to make the Top 20 in Australia this week despite high profile global publicity from the former Beatle.