Dolly Parton played four very special shows at her own Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, TN in support of her Imagination Library.

Dez Cadena, former member of both Black Flag and the Misfits, has been diagnosed with throat cancer.

Ronnie Wood has been named as a guest speaker at the Cheltenham Festival in the UK in October.

Berry on the New South Wales south coast will play host to the Fairgrounds Festival in December.

Dr. Dre had the chance to pull off a rarity, the number 1 album in the four major English speaking countries in the world, the U.S., U.K., Australia and Canada. Unfortunately, country's Luke Bryan prevented it from happening.

Soundwave 2013's "Missing Link" Megadeth will return to Australia in October.

The Recording Academy has named Lionel Richie as the 2015 recipient of the MusiCares Person of the Year Award.

Taylor Swift says her 1989 tour gives her a lot of freedom.

Liam Payne insists he is 'in no way, shape or form' homophobic.

Stevie Wonder was a very busy man yesterday as he played three short pop-up concerts in three cities.

While their cousins over on Sesame Street recently announced that they sold their souls to HBO, the Muppets have gone in the opposite direction by getting down with some N.W.A.

Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo have been forced to cancel the balance of their current tour after Neil had to have emergency eye surgery.

Deep Purple singer Ian Gillan is 70 years old today (August 19).

Disturbed decided to reform and make a new record in January, 2014 and no-one knew until a few weeks ago.

Ed Sheeran has topped the list of the top 25 most influential young artists under the age of 25 who are taking the music industry by storm.

Henry Wagons and Emma Donovan lead the talent list for the 2015 Australian World Music Expo in Melbourne in November.

Jason Derulo thinks Southwest Airlines is a 'bullshit ass airline'.

New Order have unveiled the official video for 'Restless', the first single to be taken from their new album Music Complete.

When word came down last week that Boy George would be replacing Tom Jones on The Voice UK, there was no discussion on why the change was made; however, Jones has used social media to express his disappointment in how everything went down.

Alanis Morissette is convinced unwavering forgiveness is the best mindset to undertake.

Bob Johnston, a record producer who helmed some of the most admired albums of the 60's and 70's from the likes of Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash and Simon and Garfunkel, died Friday in a Nashville hospice at the age of 83.

Dave Davies' triumphant two-night stand last November at New York's City Winery is the basis for his new album Rippin' Up New York City: Live at the City Winery.

Chemical Brothers have a video for 'Sometimes I Feel So Deserted'.

Jimmy Iovine is a cultural powerhouse. He engineered albums by John Lennon and Bruce Springsteen. He produced Stevie Nicks and U2.

Rage Against The Machine will release 'Live At Finsbury Park' as a stand alone DVD.

Enrique Iglesias is have a pretty great year (not counting the hand injury from trying to grab a drone during a show).

The Dead Weather, featuring Jack White, Alison Mosshart, Dean Fertita and Jack Lawrence, has announced the release of the new album. 'Dodge and Burn' the band's third album and first full-length release in five years.

Jimmy Barnes has issued a statement from Thailand after being about 50 metres from the Bangkok bombing with his family last night.

Kenney Jones of The Faces is the drummer on The Rolling Stones classic ‘It’s Only Rock and Roll (But I Like It)’, not Charlie Watts.

The Bank of Melbourne’s Melbourne Music Bank is calling for applications for the 2015 event and you have two more weeks to apply.