Famous faces as diverse as Sir Paul McCartney, singer-songwriter Emeli Sande, acclaimed writer Alan Bennett, classical musician Katherine Jenkins, percussionist Evelyn Glennie, Grammy award-winning opera singer Sir Thomas Allen and comedienne Jenny Eclair are among those who have lent their support to the University of Leeds' latest charity initiative, 'Piano Postcards', which aims to raise funds for two high profile music charities, Nordoff Robbins and Live Music Now.

We Will Always Love You: A Grammy Salute to Whitney Houston has been scheduled for November 16 at 10 PM on CBS.

Harry Styles is reportedly considering moving in with his girlfriend.

Adam Levine's new girlfriend says he is a 'fine man', according to her mother.

Garage rock kids King Gizzard have released a fun, ultra-lo-fi video for their single ‘Muckraker’ while on tour.

Jennifer Lopez would consider a career in politics.

Bobby Womack has performed on French television with Lana Del Rey and Damon Albarn (and they do an interview together).

Last year, Tony Bennett recorded the song The Lady is a Tramp with Lady Gaga for his album Duets II.

It all got a little too much for ill pop megastar Justin Bieber, who was filmed vomiting on stage mid-show.

Jared Followill is the 'happiest man in the world' after getting married.

In tribute to their late bassist Cliff Burton, Metallica offer a free download of him playing with them live in 1984.

One of Motown's bright lights behind the scenes in the 1960's, writer and producer Frank Wilson, passed away on Thursday from prostate cancer. He was 71.

Art Garfunkel left a lot of fans disappointed in Gothenborg, Sweden on Friday and Malmo on Saturday when he failed to show up for scheduled concerts.

Psychedelic rock heroes Tame Impala have their second album Lonerism streaming online, listen to it here.

Pink will tour Australia in June 2013.

Rascal Flatts are heading to Australia for the very first time for CMC Rocks The Hunter in March 2013.

Aussie’s Delta Goodrem, Vanessa Amorosi and Orianthi joined Dave Stewart on stage at a packed Troubadour in Los Angeles last night.

Sir Elton John has stepped in to perform an extra show in Perth to replace the cancelled George Michael concert that was to officially open Perth Arena.

The forthcoming Australian tour for George Michael has been cancelled.

It’s been six weeks since an album has held onto the No.1 spot for a second week (“The Sapphires Soundtrack for two weeks from 20-Aug), but P!nk’s “The Truth About Love” holds for a second week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart survey.

Park Jae-sang is better known as the South Korean K-Pop artist PSY, who moves up to No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart with his first hit here “Gangham Style”, the song turning over to Platinum in sales within its third week on the charts, and we are now the tenth country around the planet to make it into a No.1 song (so far).

Michael Bolton is finally credible …. he has appeared in the first episode of season 10 of Two and a Half Men where Alan’s mum Evelyn says she has a vibrator named after him.

The AFL Grand Final delivered music credibility this year with an all-Australian entertainment line-up lead by The Temper Trap.

Music legend Neil Young has thrown a new player into the streaming music revolution. He is about to launch Pono.

Graham Parker and The Rumour have reunited for the first time since 1981 for a US tour.

Dick Taylor was a founding member of the Rolling Stones and went on to form another legendary UK band, The Pretty Things.

British record producer Ken Scott, who work includes David Bowie’s ‘Ziggy Stardust’ and Supertramp ‘Crisis What Crisis’ will speak at SXSW in 2013.

Roger Knox aka The Koori King of Country and “the Black Elvis”, has signed with US music label Bloodshot Records.

The final studio album from The Jam ‘The Gift’ is 30 years old.

Hype is a wonderful thing. ‘Lil Wayne Smashes Elvis Presley’s Record for Most Billboard Hot 100 Hits’, the Republic Records press release headline reads. What a load of crap.