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The Red Hot Summer Tour featuring Suzi Quatro has sold out in record time in Tasmania.

The Angels have completed their second album with Dave Gleeson. The ‘Talk The Talk’ album will be released in January.

Elvis Costello is currently out on a solo tour of the U.S. east coast and settled for two nights (Monday and Tuesday) at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY.

Chris Isaak is headed for a guest sting on TV Land's hit Hot in Cleveland.

The stars have gathered to pay tribute to Jack White.

CBS will salute one of the most significant events in television and music history on Sunday, February 9 with The Night That Changed America: A Grammy® Salute To The Beatles.

73-year old Nancy Sinatra, the former popstar daughter of the legendary Frank Sinatra, will release a new album in December.

Black Sabbath are starting to think about wrapping up their comeback tour but not until they play ten more North American cities, eight if which are in Canada, this coming March and April.

Robbie Williams and Spiderbait have new release albums this week.

John Butler Trio have released their first music in four years with a brand new song titled ‘Only One’.

Pharrell predicts that we haven't seen the last of the madness of Miley Cyrus.

Popstar Selena Gomez will perform 13 shows across Australasia in early 2014.

Pokey LaFarge, the brand new signing by Jack White to his Third Man Records label, will play Australian dates next March.

The ever so Frenchy so chic Phoenix will perform headline shows outside of Future Music Festival for Sydney and Melbourne in March.

The Oasis story will be coming to a book soon with thanks to the band's former manager Alan McGee.

The costumes of Dame Nellie Melba, Kylie Minogue and Dame Edna Everage will go on display at the Arts Centre in Melbourne this week.

U2 is under new management according to Billboard.

David Bowie has released the next video instalment from The Next Day.

Fans of Lou Reed will gather to remember the legendary singer songwriter in New York this Thursday.

Elvis Presley, has become the first act to score 50 Top Ten UK albums.

Mike Peters, who has been handling vocal duties for Big Country since 2010, has left the group who will continue on a a quartet.

The Oak Ridge Boys are on the road again for the 24th Anniversary of the Christmas Tour.

Orbital, one of the UK's most influential electronic music acts was today honored with a PRS for Music heritage award.

The Eagles' History of the Eagles concert tour is coming to the United Kingdom and Ireland in 2014, beginning on Wednesday, May 28 at the LG Arena Birmingham, England.

Pete Way, who played bass with UFO during four different stints between 1969 and 2011, has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, pushing back the release of his new solo album, Walking on the Edge.

Morrissey has covered a Lou Reed classic and EMI will release it.

Terminally ill Wilko Johnson has been honoured for his music successes.

Paul Rodgers, the voice of Free, Bad Company and his own solo work, takes on the sound of Memphis on his new album, The Royal Sessions, on 429 Records.

Icehouse will team up with Models for two shows in Queensland in January.