Cliff Richard will deliver a one-two punch on November 11 in the U.K. with the release of his 100th album, The Great Rock 'N' Roll Songbooks and the DVD Still Reelin' and A-Rockin': Live in Sydney.

Jethro Tull's third album, Benefit, will receive the special edition treatment on October 28 via Chrysalis.

The Rolling Stones 50th anniversary show in Hyde Park, London from July this year will be released as the ‘Sweet Summer Sun’ DVD in November.

The American version of Dancing With The Stars will give some part-time employment to pop star Christina Milian and reality star Jack Osbourne.

The Pyramid Rock Festival for 2013 will not go ahead.

Melbourne Music Week has announced its first round of artists for 2013 with the promise for the state of Victoria that over 75% of performers will be locals.

Guy Ritchie will start work on his movie version of the classic 60s spy TV show ‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E’ on September 9.

Katy Perry looks set to “Roar” at the top of the Australian charts for a third week this coming weekend, but a couple of overseas tourists could jet their way into our top five singles too.

Slayer have extended their 2013 Fall North America Tour.

Extreme metal band Rotting Christ has announced an Australian East Coast Tour in January 2014.

Independent Melbourne label I Oh You have set the date their 4th Birthday celebration as a part of Melbourne Music Week 2013.

Sony Pictures Releasing is delighted to announce that ONE DIRECTION: THIS IS US stormed straight to #1 at the UK box office this weekend taking a fantastic £3,471,972, including Thursday previews.

Kew Gardens was once again the idyllic setting for the annual Progressive Music Awards, presented by Orange Amplification. The intimate evening, created by Prog Magazine, was hosted by world-renowned journalist and Newsnight presenter Gavin Esler.

American Idol has confirmed its new-season judges.

With a cast of original members and even the original crew, Del Amitri return from a ten year sabbatical to wheel out every hit from every era of their lengthy recording career. Justin Currie and Iain Harvie will once again be joined on stage by Andy Alston, Kris Dollimore and Ashley Soan.

The first big national hit for Motown was Money (That's What I Want) by Barrett Strong, a song that was, according to the copyright office, written by Janie Bradford and Barry Gordy....and Strong.

Little Richard, one of the original architects of the rock sound, has said that he just may retire.

Just how much money would it take to get David Bowie out of retirement from the concert stage? It looks like both AEG and Live Nation would like to find out and the answer could be in the millions.

Moby has released the official video for The Perfect Life, the first single from his upcoming album Innocents.

Celine Dion will no longer use Daniel Merriweather’s song ‘Water and a Flame’ as the title track of her new album.

Prince has suddenly released a brand new song titled ‘Breakfast Can Wait’ through independent Kolbalt Label Services.

Indie rock act Jagwar Ma and EDM act Flume have both been nominated in five categories of the Independent Music Awards.

Metallica will release the soundtrack to their 3D film ‘Through The Never’ in October and have revealed the tracklisting.

Frontier Touring boss Michael Gudinski says more Australian Bruce Springsteen shows will be announced so stay clear of scalpers.

The second volume of songs from ‘Boardwalk Empire’ features Elvis Costello, Patti Smith and Neko Case singing standards from the 1920s.

Miley Cyrus' representative has slammed a 'creatively edited' interview in which she was quoted saying she has 'so many f**king issues'.

Jon Hopkins has revealed he will be touring Australia in December, 2013.

Damian Lewis thinks being name checked by Jay Z is 'one of the coolest things that's ever happened'.

David Crosby says he will probably “piss off the government again” when he releases his next solo album.

US hip-hop artists Fabolous, Omarion and Chingy will be touring Australia from Thursday, 26th of September.