Real-life mentalist Keith Barry says he loves watching the TV show The Mentalist because they made it as “real-life as possible”.

Children Collide get a Harry Potter animator to make a stop-motiony video and add extra shows on their Monument tour.

Neneh Cherry and her band The Thing deliver an eclectic cover album, with songs by The Stooges, MF DOOM, Suicide and Ornette Coleman.

R&B newcomer and Kanye-collaborator Frank Ocean announces his debut, featuring John Mayer and Andre 3000.

Reports that the CD is dead have been grossly exaggerated going by sales for the new Justin Bieber album ‘Believe’.

The Voice Australia winner Karise Eden sales last week made up more than 20% of the Top 500 songs, while songs from The Voice made up over 25% of sales.

Swedish House Mafia is coming to an end.

Your dreams of being buried where Elvis Presley and his mother were once entombed have ended for now.

The Eagles are working on a documentary detailing the complete history of the band. With it, you can also expect some new music.

Glenn Frey says the title track from his new solo album ‘After Hours’ was written 30 years ago.

Soul II Soul, one of the UK's most successful and iconic R'n'B groups was today honoured by a PRS for Music with a Heritage Award.

Kylie Minogue will be picking up the 25th Anniversary O2 Silver Clef Award next Friday at the annual event at the Hilton, Park Lane that raises money for music therapy charity, Nordoff Robbins.

Maroon 5 will head to Australia in October for dates with Evermore and The Cab.

The winner of the first Australian edition of The Voice was crowned on Monday night (18th June, 2012), and the winner Karise Eden not only debuts at No.1 with her version of the song “Stay With Me Baby” (only previous version to chart in Australia was The Walker Brothers in 1967 version HP-45), she also lands two more debuts within the Top 10, and has a total of eight songs within the Top 40. 

Justin Bieber’s third album becomes his second No.1 album here in Australia, as “Believe” debuts at No.1 this week, also becoming the 309th No.1 debut and the fifth consecutive top-spot debut.

Rhonda Burchmore’s highly acclaimed stage show ‘Cry Me A River: The Julie London Story’ is coming to Melbourne for a limited run.

The Lil’ Band O’ Gold has kicked off their Australian tour in Sydney.

The Beatles have created a Yellow Submarine Facebook game.

Reclink Community Cup publicist Lou Ridsdale has put together the following info for tomorrow’s big event in Melbourne.

Ed Sheeran ‘+’ has finally made the American chart.

Heart has already released a career retrospective (Strange Euphoria) earlier this year and are now adding to their legacy with their 14th studio album, Fanatic.

R&B legend R. Kelly's memoir Soulacoaster: The Diary of Me will be released next week and he streams his new single.

Barbra Streisand is going back behind the camera to direct a new film for the first time in 16 years.

Brisbane indie pop champs Hungry Kids Of Hungry sign a publishing deal with Alberts and play three new songs live.

Former host of triplej’s metal show The Racket, Andrew Haug, is set to launch a 24/7 online rock and metal station.

Justin Bieber is set to return to Australia to do it all again on Sunrise next month, with an outdoor concert.

Melbourne buzzguy Chet Faker has remixed and transformed The Temper Trap’s ‘Trembling Hands’.

After being harangued on twitter, Lily Allen admits that she’s back in the studio.

Brooklyn freaks Yeasayer release a new video vignette which is, of course, psychedelic.

Bon Iver deliver a live session at iTunes, playing six tunes and a Bjork cover.