Perennially popular for their song I Know What Boys Like, the rest of the Waitresses' catalog has been long unavailable.

After taking 22 years off between their second and third full length albums, Kevin Shields and My Bloody Valentine seem to have the itch to record again.

Elvis Presley's entire catalog of albums released in the 50's have been remastered specifically for iTunes and are now available for the service.

Adelaide’s Wolf & Cub have debuted the video for ‘I Need More’, the first taste of their upcoming ‘Heavy Weight’ album.

Joan Jett and the Blackhearts appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live last week and played the first single from their new album, Any Weather.

Mark Knopfler's latest album, Privateering, is being released in the U.S. on September 10, one year and one week after it was originally issued in the U.K. and Australia, and he is planning just four shows to promote it.

The upcoming Ministry live album ‘Enjoy The Quiet - Live At Wacken 2012’ will be a tribute to guitarist Mike Scaccia, who collapsed on stage and died in December, 2012.

Chicago are recording their next album one song at a time and releasing each song as it is finished. When there are enough songs for an album, the physical disc will be released.

The Falls Festival has secured the return of the Violent Femmes for this year’s event.

Usher will remain the primary legal guardian of his two young sons.

We Will Rock You, the musical based on the songs of Queen, has been playing at London's Dominion Theatre for over eleven years and has spawned a number of touring companies around the world, but only Las Vegas has played a version of the show in the U.S.

Singer and television star Eydie Gorme has died at the age of 84 of an undisclosed illness believed to be cancer.

Richie Havens will be remembered on Sunday, August 18 at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, the site of the Woodstock festival.

It has been 25 years since the Smiths played together and member Johnny Marr thinks that is more of enough time for fans to face reality, they aren't going to be reuniting.

Gem Archer, guitarist for Beady Eye, has fractured his skull reportedly falling down stairs.

Katy Perry's promotional vehicle endured 'substantial damage' after a drunk collided with it.

Chris Brown is reported to having had a seizure while recording in a Hollywood studio on Friday.

Rita Ora has apologised for cancelling her performance tonight.

Avicii and Aloe Blacc reign supreme for a sixth consecutive week atop the ARIA Singles Chart.

Pink holds onto the No.1 spot on the ARIA Albums chart this week with her set “The Truth About Love”, making it a ninth accumulated week at the top, equaling the time her previous album “Funhouse” (TW-67) spent at No.1 (Nov to Dec 08).

The National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMAs) were held in Darwin on Saturday night and Jessica Mauboy was the winner of the major award ‘National Artist of the Year’.

The classic Humble Pie live album, Performance: Rockin' the Fillmore, is being fleshed out with the new The Complete Recordings, giving fans all four complete shows from May 28 and 29, 1971. The 4-CD set will be released on October 29 via Omnivore.

Thomas Dolby, musician, record producer and, now, award winning independent film-maker will be touring the UK in September and October 2013.

The announcement is sort of akin to a Facebook friend posting "Well, that wasn't good." You know something is wrong, but you don't know what.

Madonna's MDNA Tour, the top trek of 2012, is coming to DVD and Blu-Ray on September 10 via Live Nation/Interscope. A digital download album will also be available.

Country legend Loretta Lynn will be among the recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom which is the nation's highest civilian honor.

Cowboy Jack Clement, who was named to the Country Music Hall of Fame in April, died Thursday in his home in Nashville after a lengthy illness. He was 82.

New Releases for week commencing Friday 9th August, 2013 (unless otherwise noted below).

The Rubens, Matt Corby and Eddie Vedder with Neil Finn are just some of the artists who have recorded their own versions of Hunters & Collectors classics for a tribute album.

Former Supertramp singer/songwriter Roger Hodgson is returning to the U.S. to continue his Breakfast in America Tour following successful shows in Australia and Europe.