While Gwen Stefani is off recording new albums and judging TV talent shows, the rest of the members of No Doubt have decided to move forward with an all new band.

Bruce Springsteen has written a memoir and plans on releasing it later this year.

Tom Green knows Donald Trump personally. As a celebrity guest on The Celebrity Apprentice Green was fired by Trump. This week on iHeartRadio, Tom Green tells us what he thinks of potential President Trump ahead of his Australian tour.

Kelly Osbourne has joked she's paying for father Ozzy's crimes after a bat defecated on her head.

Get ready for a massive 5-CD head-trip through the outer reaches of psych rock from yesterday, today, and beyond with Psych Box, the new box set releasing tomorrow (February 12) by Cleopatra Records.

It's still three years away, but promoter Michael Lang is looking for partners with which to put on a 50th anniversary edition of Woodstock and, possibly, annual events in the years after.

Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor concedes racism is a "big problem" within the metal community, following rocker Phil Anselmos recent Nazi salute controversy.

The people at Fathom Events, More2Screen and Eagle Rock Entertainment have had a number of very successful theater screenings of both current and archived concert films over the last couple of years. On March 8, they will return to the Queen archive with Queen: A Night in Bohemia.

Barry Manilow has been forced to postpone tonight's (February 11) show in Highland Heights, KY and tomorrow's in Nashville due to emergency oral surgery.

Paul McCartney and Skype have partnered to launch a new range of animated love themed Mojis for Valentine’s Day featuring exclusive new McCartney music coupled with Skype’s animated designs. His new set contains ten specially created Mojis.

Bonnie Raitt's new album, Dig in Deep, is out on February 26 and the singer has added over twenty dates to her already lengthy tour in support of the album.

Kanye West, Ronan Keating, Daughtry, Vince Gill, The Jezabels and the first of many “Vinyl” TV Soundtracks lead the week's new releases.

Kanye West's new album will be called The Life of Pablo.

50 Cent helped The Starkey Hearing Foundation’s celebrity Super Bowl Hearing Mission this weekend in San Francisco.

Henry Wagons has released a video for ‘Santa Fe’, the second single of his debut solo album and we will forgive him for one little blooper.

Something For Kate will regroup for one show only in Sydney in March.

AC/DC did not learn their lesson after their bottle piss wine a few years back and invite you to “have a drink on me” with their new bourbon brand.

Adele will fast track a live show for this Friday in Los Angeles.

Duncan Jones, the son of David Bowie and his first wife Angela Bowie, has announced that Bowie was about to become a first time grandfather.

The surviving Eagles members Don Henley, Timothy B. Schmidt, Bernie Leadon, Joe Walsh along with Jackson Browne will pay tribute to the late Glenn Frey at the Grammy Awards next week in Los Angeles.

Donovan, ‘60s legend, icon, poet and one of our most enduring singer-songwriters, celebrates his 70th birthday with a special concert at The London Palladium on 6th May 2016.

Eagles of Death Metal will play Bluesfest sideshows in Melbourne, Sydney and Fremantle in March.

Gwen Stefani has been coming out of her shell over the last couple of days.

Perhaps Carlos Santana should have said it a little sooner but, on Tuesday, he took the NFL to task about their selection for entertainment for the Super Bowl halftime show.

Rapper DMX has been released from hospital after he was found unconscious on Monday night (08Feb16).

Patrick Pipino, a Ben and Jerry's franchise owner in Saratoga Springs, NY, wanted to take his daughters Isabelle, 12, and Sarah, 7, to their first Bruce Springsteen concert.

Kanye West has stirred up controversy online after tweeting his support for embattled comedian Bill Cosby.

Tim Armstrong, the frontman foe US punk band Rancid, is the supernatural killer in this week’s episode of ‘The X-Files’.

Last Thursday Merle Haggard was canceling his February dates to battle a case of double pneumonia.

Wolfmother sound more like Mumford & Sons than Deep Purple on their new song 'Pretty Peggy'.