Death metal bands Suffocation and Decapitated will tour Australia together in 2015.

Bob Marley is to have a brand of dope manufactured in his name.

Melbourne's Grammy nominated band Hiatus Kaiyote will showcase at SXSW in 2015.

Neil Finn & Paul Kelly will perform together at the 2014 ARIA Awards.

Extreme will perform their 1990 album Extreme II: Pornograffitti in its entirety during their early 2015 tour.

Le Poisson Rouge on Bleecker Street in New York will be rocking tonight with the sounds of Micky Dolenz and Frankie Valli as the pair are honored by Rockers on Broadway.

Laurie Anderson will soon have a permanent space to display and create her work.

Sinead O'Connor has compared the release of the latest U2 album to an act of terrorism.

Mia Dyson, Chet Faker, Sia and Meg Mac were the four winners for the J Awards 2014.

Giorgio Moroder will feature two Australians on his new album. Kylie Minogue and Sia will both feature on '74 is the new 24'.

St Kilda’s iconic Palais Theatre will be restored under a Labor Government.

EMI Australia will not be releasing the new Bob Seger album ‘Ride Out’.

The Who are the second headliner announced for Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park 2015.

Babes in Toyland, the punk rock band who released three albums between 1990 and 1995, are reuniting for their first live show in eighteen years.

The Rolling Stones Brisbane t-shirt has a rather strange looking shark with the lips logo.

Syria Lamonte may have been Australia’s first-ever pop star. Syria was the first known Australian to make a commercial recording and her song ‘They Always Follow Me’ has been added to the Sounds of Australia archives.

Convicted killer, and one-time wanna-be rock star, Charles Manson has been issued a marriage license and plans to wed a 26-year old follower.

Martin Foley, the Labor Shadow Minister for the Arts in Victoria, has placed rock star and wannabe politician Tex Perkins as his number two preference for the seat of Albert Park.

The Teenage Cancer Trust were the beneficiaries on Tuesday night of a tribute concert to fifty years of the Who.

AC/DC have released the second single from their upcoming album Rock or Bust, out on December 2 via Columbia Records.

Neil Young has not had a very good week. He started with his lowest charting album in a quarter century and now he's up in arms over Starbucks and Monsanto.

Brian Wilson will take the stage at the Venetian in Las Vegas on December 12 to tape a special for Soundstage.

Nile Rodgers advises to always do as Madonna says.

Since Gary Numan exploded into the post-punk and new wave landscape with chart-topping singles Are 'Friends' Electric? and Cars, much has been made of his obvious links to science fiction.

There will be no U2 residency this week on NBC's Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon as Bono has had an accident on his bike and requires surgery on his arm.

Bette Midler can't wait to play her first shows in the UK in 35 years.

A host of veteran artists are sitting in the upper reaches of the Official Chart Company's Albums chart in Britain, taking nine of the top twenty positions.

Solange Knowles has married her longtime love.

Lionel Richie has been talking about his friendship with Frank Sinatra and thoughts on Metallica and Foo Fighters.

Adele turned down Sir Bob Geldof's offer to record a track for Band Aid 30, he says.