After 12 years, Bill Walsh of Cosmic Psychos fame has sold his share in Melbourne’s iconic Cherry Bar.

Mick Hucknall, the voice of Simply Red and recent lead for the b, has announced his first solo show for Royal Albert Hall in London on September 18.

The Jimi Hendrix biopic, All is By My Side, starring Andre 3000, will go forward with production; however, Experience Hendrix, LLC is not on board. This means that the film, which is supposed to concentrate on Hendrix' time in London in 1966 and 1967, can not contain any of Jimi's music.

The second Billboard Icon Award will be presented to Stevie Wonder at the Billboard Music Awards scheduled for May 20 at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas and showing nationwide on ABC.

Music-News.com met up with American singer-songwriter Jason Mraz whose acoustic melange of reggae, pop, rock, folk, jazz, and hip hop has charmed globally.

'Bayini' is a spiritual love song, an Australian classic hymn, and now a haunting duet between two iconic Australian voices.

Carole King has told the Associated Press that her days in music are most likely over.

Once again, Broadway is going to the movies for a "new" show, this time with a country legend and one of television's hottest actresses.

Don Walker has announced solo dates off the back of those upcoming Cold Chisel UK dates.

Steel Panther are coming back to Australia for the second time this year.

Punch Brothers will head to Australia for the first time in August for dates in Melbourne and Adelaide.

30 Rock will be back for a 7th season but then it will be gone. NBC has given the hit TV comedy its termination notice after a reduced farewell season.

A 'medical emergency' has forced pop/punksters Blink-182 to cancel all of their scheduled May 2012 tour dates. It has been revealed that the drummer, Travis Barker, "required an urgent tonsillectomy".

Following the death of Adam Yauch, the Beastie Boys get seven albums back in the Billboard 200.

Lady Gaga is coming to Springfield. She will meet the Simpsons on the season finale to air in the USA on May 20.

Tickets for George Michael’s Australia tour went on sale at midday today and by 12:15pm almost 50 tickets were being scalped on eBay for up to 300% above face value.

Grunge pioneers Mudhoney will play a single Splendour In The Grass sideshow in July.

The company behind Creamfield’s, the world’s big electronic music festival, has been acquired by Live Nation.

Songs from the One By One sessions dubbed by the Foo Fighters as the “million dollar demos” have leaked online.

Swedish pop-punk royalty Millencolin prepare a massive b-sides collection with two new tracks and a DVD.

ZZ Top have used the old Candid Camera format to launch their new song ‘I’ve Got To Get Paid’ via a beer commercial for new brew Jeremiah Weed.

US rock band Train will perform at an AFL football match during their upcoming Australian tour.

Bright synthpop Swedes Miike Snow announce two sideshows and post a Dirty South remix.

Welsh rock bullies Future Of The Left tease their new album with a punchy new tune and hilarious song titles.

Lana Del Rey, Band Of Skulls, Friends, Kimbra, Last Dinosaurs and more come to Adelaide for the Splendour Spin Off.

The sudden feud between Anthony Callea and Kate Miller-Heidke actually dates back to 2005 when Kate wrote a song titled ‘Australian Idol’.

Metallica put a new twist on the complete album performance. For the first time ever on Monday they played their iconic self-titled ‘Black’ album from end to beginning instead of beginning to end.

Def Leppard’s legendary one-armed drummer Rick Allen has had his playing turned into art pieces.

Brainy Chicago rap upstart Lupe Fiasco says his next album will be a double and a sequel to his debut.

Poison star Bret Michaels has thanks Barrows for saving his life.