Neil Young, Lucy Rose, Joy Williams, Miguel, Celtic Woman, Being as a Ocean and The Getaway Plan lead the new music releases this week.

Sony has successfully defended their intellectual property and stopped the release of the film The Beatles: The Lost Concert.

Breaking Benjamin 'Dark Before Dawn' has debuted at no 1 in the USA with sales of 141,000.

Garth Brooks was on-site to celebrate the grand opening of the newly renovated and expanded Child Life Zone at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, Texas on June 26.

Forty Below Records has announced a September 4 release date for Find a Way to Care, the new CD from blues musician John Mayall.

Just as AC/DC and Dr. Dre embrace streaming, Prince has decided to scale back.

Much-loved Irish singer and entertainer Val Doonican has died aged 88.

Katy Perry has been named one of the top paid celebrities by Forbes on the annual Highest Paid Celebrities list.

Prince continues to release new music at an almost record pace with the new song HARDROCKLOVER.

When Geoff Tate was fired from Queensryche, he immediately formed his own version of the band and, for a time, we had music released under that name from two different groups.

Brian Wilson said he was too busy with the success of the biopic Love and Mercy to carry through with his British tour, postponing it until next year, but he's obviously not too busy to hit the circuit in the U.S.

The Rolling Stones are setting up a new tour for 2016, this time of museums with artifacts from their career.

Amy Winehouse won't be releasing any posthumous material.

The Prodigy recently announced a huge tour of UK arenas to close their incredible 2015, a year which witnessed the band score their sixth consecutive number 1 album.

Journey's Deen Castronovo is facing rape charges.

Bruce Rowland, the one-time drummer for Joe Cocker and Fairport Convention, has died at age 74 after a battle with cancer.

One of the highlights of the 2014 festival season was Jeff Lynne returning to the concert stage with his new version of ELO (Electric Light Orchestra) at Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park, London.

Judith Durham, the legendary singer for The Seekers, has been named Victorian of the Year for 2015.

The music community will come together on July 18 for a show of support for Daddy Cool co-founder Ross Hannaford, who is battling a serious health issue.

Comedian John Bishop will head to Australia for national dates including a Just For Laughs performance in Sydney.

Oscar Award winner Glen Hansard will release his new album ‘Didn’t He Ramble’ in September.

Rise Against will be back in Australia and New Zealand for dates in December.

Led Zeppelin legend Robert Plant has made a cameo appearance for the upcoming UK comedy movie ‘Doreen’.

The Supersuckers, who have labeled themselves "The Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band in the World", have been forced to cancel their upcoming European tour due to bass player Eddie Spaghetti being diagnosed with cancer.

Norway is bridging its musical generations with a new collaboration between Kygo and A-Ha on the way.

Wiz Khalifa will be in Australia and New Zealand for dates starting September 25 in Auckland.

Mumford & Sons will return to Australia for dates in November as part of the Wilder Mind tour.

We can't imagine that Dave Grohl's leg is in very good shape but that's not going to stop him from resuming the Foo Fighters tour on July 4.

Lionel Richie thinks his Glastonbury set was absolutely 'outrageous'.

will.i.am isn't sure whether music will continue as an "industry".