Now that SXSW is over for another year, Antone’s, the iconic Austin venue founded by Clifford Antone, is moving across town.

Illness has forced the Counting Crows show for Wellington, New Zealand tonight to be postponed for 24-hours.

John Mayer has been given the go ahead to return to live work he was suddenly sidelined two years ago because of throat granuloma.

David Bowie’s sixth album ‘Aladdin Sane’ has been given a make-over for its 40th Anniversary.

My Chemical Romance have surprised fans with a sudden announcement that they have split up.

Morrissey needs to quit. Doctors have warned the UK singer that he should consider retiring after a long line of medical problems since the beginning of the year.

Last week Eddie Van Halen revealed that he was in the studio working on new music with LL Cool J and this week a sample from the session has been unveiled.

Craig David is still planning on visiting Australia next week despite his promoter Able Touring going missing in action on the eve of the tour.

AC/DC fans, there is currently nothing happening with the band.

The Beatles debuted album 'Please Please Me' is 50-years old this week. Producer George Martin said the album was made in one day.

Bruce Springsteen played the third of his three-date Sydney shows last night with another completely unique experience for the die-hard fans who went to every one.

The 15th season of The Production Company will feature ‘Gypsy’, ‘Singing In The Rain’ and ‘The Pirates of Penzance’.

Neil Young dug deep into his Crazy Horse set last night in Auckland, performing ‘Surfer Joe and Moe The Sleaze’.

Shane Meadows' highly anticipated documentary THE STONE ROSES: MADE OF STONE, about the legendary Manchester band, will open on 5 June.

Hurts have announced they will release 'Blind', the second single from their new album 'Exile', on 12th May through Major Label and have announced a UK and European tour in October and November, which will be the bands biggest tour to date.

Girls Aloud have called it quits.

From the small clubs of Nashville to London's biggest arenas, Kings of Leon have established themselves as one of the biggest rock acts of the 21st century.

The Library of Congress announced the 25 recordings to be placed in the National Recording Registry for 2013.

Bobby Brown must have been incredibly good during the nine hours that he was in jail, as that is what he ended up serving of his 55 day sentence for DUI.

The Eagles have announced that they will be touring behind their new documentary, History of the Eagles, beginning July 6 in Louisville, KY.

Craig David’s Australian tour is no longer happening and his promoter has gone into hiding.

Pink stopped halfway through an acoustic version of 'Who Knew' at a concert in Philadelphia to comfort a young girl who was crying.

Most of those that attended said that Michelle Shocked melted down, spewing homophobic comments about the gay community and gay marriage.

The ACM Awards on April 7 will have a very special performance as the organizations last two Artists of the Decade, George Strait and Garth Brooks, will perform together for the first time and it's all for the late Dick Clark.

Barbra Streisand is bringing her live show to Europe in June with dates that include first time appearances in Cologne and Amsterdam.

Melbourne has claimed the Live Music Capital of Australia title following a live music census.

Bruce Springsteen has performed ‘Last To Die’ from his 2007 album ‘Magic’ for the first time since the Wrecking Ball tour began in Austin a year ago.

The Jacksons New Zealand date for next week has been cancelled.

Country singer David Allan Coe was injured when he ran a red light in his SUV and was hit by a tractor-trailer.

Paul McCartney is going back on the road. McCartney is expected to mount an extensive tour for 2013 and, on Wednesday, he christened it with a name and the first two dates.