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.

The last time Kinky Friedman released an album of new material, Gerald Ford was president.

Melbourne’s retro rockers King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard will release their next album in the USA via ATO Records.

The Tea Party will perform their iconic album ‘The Edges Of Twilight’ from start to finish in Australia in November.

Jimmy and Jane Barnes and family are fine this morning and out of danger after being just 50 metres from a bomb blast in Bangkok overnight.

Boomerang, the indigenous music festival, will become part of Bluesfest in 2016.

Stevie Wonder is extending his Songs in the Key of Life tour with dates running from September 30 through November 24.

Two long-time members of Uriah Heep will return to the band for a special October 15 show at the Moscow Circus.

Canberra’s MIX 106.3 Live will feature 12 acts performing 36 hits in one night.

Gosford on the New South Wales central coast is the latest region to be treated again to popular Gold show named Star104.5 Live for the area.

Russell Morris has named the third album in his blues trilogy ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’.

Jeanne Pratt’s The Production Company has premiered the new Gershwin musical ‘Nice Work If You Can Get It’ for the first time in Australia and it is one of the best shows from the company to date.

Greta Bradman has scored the highest chart position for a classical album for 2015 with a number one debut on the classical chart and number 11 on the ARIA pop chart.

One of the hallmarks of a Taylor Swift concert is when she brings out her specials guests and one of those was the legendary Joan Baez.

Jon Stevens has reactivated as a solo artist with ‘Woman’, his first album since leaving The Dead Daisies.

There are only four months left in the life of Motley Crue, well, sort of but it is only the end, not ... the end.

Madonna felt the spirit of Elvis Presley pass through her when he died, according to her brother-in-law, singer songwriter Joe Henry.

Tali Lennox mourned her boyfriend at his funeral on Saturday.

Jason Derulo reportedly got into an irate shouting match at Reno-Tahoe International Airport.

Carly Rae Jepsen kept wondering if it was OK for her to laugh at Justin Bieber's roast.

The Rubens ‘Hoops’ would have debuted at number one across Australia this week had it not been for Dr Dre’s ‘Compton’ selling as a digital only release but it is the number one album at retail.

Gwen Stefani reportedly reached breaking point before she pulled the plug on her marriage to Gavin Rossdale.

Straight Outta Compton, the biopic of N.W.A., is a smash hit.

Jazz Summers, the one time manager of Wham, The Verve, Snow Patrol and Scissor Sisters, has died at the age of 71 after a battle with lung cancer.