Following Peace One Day's 2012 concert with Sir Elton John at Wembley Arena London, this year Peace One Day has been asked to bring its annual Peace Day celebration to The Hague on Saturday 21 September to mark the 100th anniversary of the Peace Palace.

Robin Thicke reckons his son brings him luck.

San Francisco will get to preview the new show, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, from September 24 to October 30 at the Curran Theater.

On September 7, 1968, Led Zeppelin played their first live show at the Gladsaxe Teen Club in Gladsaxe, a suburb of Copenhagen, Denmark.

After a couple of days of rumors around the internet, former Paul Revere and the Raiders front man Mark Lindsay has confirmed that Revere is having serious medical issues.

The memorial service for the late George Duke will stream live on the Centric network's site, CentricTV.com.

For a whole summer (even longer if you count the recording of their album and rehearsals) the five Beach Boys got along but, a year after their 50th reunion tour, they have broke again into two groups.

Michael Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe sobbed while testifying.

Ireland’s Clannad will return to Australia for the first time in 18 years for shows in October and November.

Room8, the company behind ‘The Man In Black’ and ‘At Last: The Etta James Story’, will bring ‘The Songs Of James Bond’ to the stage for their next production.

Eminem has suddenly dropped a brand new song titled ‘Survival’.

Paul McCartney will join the massive two-day line-up for the iHeartRADIO Music Festival in Las Vegas in September.

Allen Lanier, keyboard player, rhythm guitarist and a founding member of Blue Oyster Cult, has died at the age of 66.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and Bob Evans are just two of the artists named for the Australian Music Prize longlist.

Chic featuring Nile Rogers and The Melvins have already been announced for the Meredith Music Festival 23. Now add the Brian Jonestown Massacre, Beasts of Bourbon and Spiderbait.

Live education platform CreativeLIVE will launch a music education channel in September with key music identities as the speakers.

O2 today announces that it is to host a Plan B multi-platform launch gig, which will be live-streamed across London on 29th August, to celebrate O2's 4G switch on.

Haim announced their long awaited debut album 'Days Are Gone' due on September 30th.

Green Day will prepare for their major headline sets at this summer's Reading and Leeds Festivals by playing a very intimate warm-up show at London's O2 Academy Brixton on August 21st.

Linda Ronstadt's memoir, Simple Dreams, will be released on September 17 in hardback, as an e-book and as a six-CD unabridged audio read by the singer herself.

Fresh from their top slot at the Bloodstock Festival this weekend, groove metal giants Lamb of God are pleased to announce their return in January 2014 for a nine-date headline tour.

Glasvegas will release their third studio album, 'Later.When The TV Turns To Static' on 2nd September.

Ed Sheeran has recorded a track with rapper The Game.

Carling, the nation's favourite lager and official beer of V Festival is bringing the infamous Channel Carling tent to this year's V Festival in both Chelmsford and Stafford.

Rod Stewart's acclaimed new album 'Time' has just gone Platinum. 'Time' was Rod's first number one UK album in 34 years and was top five for 12 consecutive weeks.

Saxon was forced to cancel their appearance last weekend at the Vagos Open Air in Fago, Portugal after vocalist Biff Byford was injured.

Katy Perry and Rihanna reunited to enjoy a night out in New York City on Monday.

Sydney indie-dance trio RÜFÜS look set to take the No.1 albums spot this week with their debut album “Atlas”, a brilliant sounding mix between Coldplay, Cut N’ Copy and The Presets (in my opinion).

One of Australia’s most famous Underbelly identities Mark ‘Chopper’ Read will appear on stage at Melbourne’s Athenaeum in September.

The line-up for the 24th Wangaratta Jazz & Blues Festival has been revealed with Russell Morris and Jazz Bell Award winner Mick Nock on a list of artists from Australia, USA, The Netherlands, Norway, Belgium and Austria.