Queen Rock Montreal, an iconic concert movie from one of the world's greatest bands, is often described as one of Queen's all-time best performances.

Ed Sheehan could return to the top of the Australian album chart this week but The Veronicas are set to maintain the no. 1 single.

The inaugural Out On The Weekend festival has added gourmet food to the already world-class music line-up.

The Rolling Stones will continue their 50th anniversary tour with new dates set to be announced for South America soon.

Tears for Fears will expand their classic album Songs From the Big Chair on November 11 with the release of a new deluxe edition in a variety of formats.

88-year old Tony Bennett could replace 72-year old Barbra Streisand with the number one album in the USA this week.

While Led Zeppelin will never reform, Jimmy Page has plans to do his own shows with a Led Zep and Yardbirds heavy setlist.

Portugal. The Man will tour Australia for the low, low ticket price of … free.

ARIA will present its first awards for 2014 for Artisan and Fine Arts categories next Tuesday (October 7) in Sydney.

After a few year of medical problems, Aretha Franklin is back and in fantastic vocal shape.

Neil Diamond played what was billed as a "surprise" show (although it had been known for a couple of days) on Monday night.

Phil Collins nearly died from drinking.

ZZ Top's 2014 tours were interrupted when member Dusty Hill fell and injured his hip while on the band's tour bus.

What has been implied over the last week has now been confirmed. Founding AC/DC member and guitarist Malcolm Young is suffering from dementia.

The Alice Cooper version of ‘Eleanor Rigby’ is available now for you to hear.

Royksopp have one more album in them and then no longer use the format.

Cher's acute viral infection is wreaking havoc on her touring schedule. So far, 25 shows have been postponed on her Dressed 2 Kill Tour while she follows doctor's orders.

While speculation of mounting of a Kinks reunion in 2015, the band's co-founder Dave Davies is heading out for his own dates in the USA.

Australian Radio Network stations WSFM and KIIS106 in Sydney have once again dominated the radio survey with Austereo scoring its lowest every ratings result for 2DAYFM in decades.

Grammy Awards nominees Hiatus Kaiyote have announced national dates starting in November with Remi, Kirkis and Silent Jay & Jace XL.

Ozzy Osbourne has confirmed that Black Sabbath will record one more studio album and go out on a final world tour.

Lorde is curating the next instalment of ‘Hunger Games’, ‘Mockingjay: Part 1 and her song ‘Yellow Flicker Beat’ from the soundtrack is here.

Aretha Franklin has covered Adele’s ‘Rolling In The Deep’ and added a layer of Marvin Gaye’s ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough’ for her new album ‘Aretha Franklin Sings the Great Diva Classics’.

Kylie Minogue is dedicating a part of her Kiss Me Once tour to former boyfriend Michael Hutchence.

A song by San Diego based singer songwriter Steve Poltz was featured in season premiere of Nashville.

Jason Mraz has added a second Sydney show for his upcoming tour in December.

70s popstar Alvin Stardust is planning a comeback with his first album in 30 years planned for release in November.

Jamie T will return to Australia for dates in January 2015.

The Who will mark their 50th anniversary with a brand new compilation and a new song.

Passenger’s latest single ‘27’ is a collaboration with Australia’s Josh Pyke.