Lou Barlow’s other band Sebadoh will tour Australia next March.

Avicii will tour Australia in January.

Music legend Lou Reed has died at the age of 71 in New York.

Lou Reed, one of rock's most enigmatic and influential artists, died on Sunday at the age of 71. No reason for his death has been announced; however, he had received a liver transplant back in May.

Lou Reed, one of Rock’s most influential figures, has died in New York just months after having a liver transplant. He was 71-years old.

Mariah Carey has admitted releasing music online means she can interact directly with her fans.

Kanye West's next lyric session will be his wedding vows.

Blink-182 had to be reminded that they were about to hit the 10th anniversary of their landmark album.

R&B star Ne-Yo has written a song for the next Celine Dion album.

Lady Gaga has openly talked about her substance abuse when she was confined to a wheelchair.

Concert promoter Live Nation has issued the following statement about the cancellation of the Australian and New Zealand Fleetwood Mac tour.

Sir Paul McCartney shouted a television crew lunch in a small English café in Kent this week surprising the chef when he stopped by.

Fleetwood Mac have cancelled their upcoming Australian and New Zealand tour after founding member John McVie was diagnosed with cancer.

Marcia Wallace, who played schoolteacher Edna Krabappel in The Simpsons, has lost her battle with cancer at the age of 70.

Morrissey's Autobiography was an on again/off again venture right up until the day it finally hit the market but, after all the thrashing about, it has become a huge smash in England.

Al Johnson, of 60's R&B group The Unifics, has died at the age of 65.

Barbra Streisand's triumphant shows in home town Brooklyn at the new Barclays Center will be chronicled on the November 25 release Back to Brooklyn.

There will be a few laughs at the Falls Festival with comedians announced for all events and extra artists for Lorne and Byron Bay.

Tasmania's Mona Foma has revealed the first line-up of artists for the 2014 event with an event to rival previous years.

The trend of big starts and big sales for veteran artists on the U.S. Album chart continues this week with three veterans debuting in the top ten and a fourth returning.

Pete Townshend has made it clear that The Who will do one last big tour in 2015 and that will be the end of the road for them.

There is a distinct feel of George Orwell style paranoia on the opening tracks of Muswell Hillbillies - with references to "beady eyes on me" (Acute Schizophrenia Paranoid Blues), while there are "chemical nightmares" on the opening Twentieth Century Man.

The Q Awards were held in London on Wednesday night with a winners list that split between veterans and newer artists and one of them was Jake Bugg.

Ringo Starr may be in the mood to settle down in one place rather than spending his "retirement" years on the road.

Quincy Jones is suing Michael Jackson's estate over unpaid royalties.

The Wilson sister, Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart, have each recorded a new Christmas song both of which were released this week.

Jack Osbourne and his family might revisit reality television.

John Mayer had a "great" time talking at Oxford University on Friday.

Lady Gaga thrilled fans by debuting new song Gypsy in Berlin on Thursday.

This weeks No.1 debut is the first compilation album in over thirteen years to claim the top of the ARIA Albums Chart, as Triple J’s “Like a Version Volume 9” claims the top spot.