The 11th annual UK Festival Awards presented indie icons The Libertines with the title of 'Best Headline Performance' for their British Summer Time, Hyde Park set at a ceremony at The Roundhouse in London on Monday 1st December.

'Rabbit Hole' is the latest single from Jamie T, taken from his new Top 5 album 'Carry On The Grudge'.

Phil Rudd has pleaded not guilty to charges of threatening to kill and possession of drugs.

For the first time ever, the Doobie Brothers will join the String Cheese Incident at next year's LOCKN' Music Festival for a show dubbed "The Doobie Incident".

Rick Wakeman will head out for solo shows in the UK in 2015.

Angus Young of AC/DC has revealed that it first became obvious that his brother Malcolm was not well when they were writing the songs for the ‘Black Ice’ album in 2008.

Lana Del Rey will tour the USA with Courtney Love in May and June next year.

Taylor Swift will return to Australia in November and December 2015 with special guest Vance Joy joining the tour.

Children Collide will reform for two shows after a few years in hiatus after falling apart.

Uriah Heep will return to Australia in March

A two-year old Abba special run for the third time on television on Sunday night as pulled almost the same sized audience as the ARIA Awards.

ARIA Award winning Russell Morris has released a new video for his song ‘Eureka’.

The first 20 acts for the Kyneton Music Festival have been unveiled.

Leo Sayer has announced his first album of new material in six years.

Lionel Richie is the first artist officially announced for the 2015 Glastonbury Festival in Britain.

Faith No More have given fans in hometown San Francisco the up close and personal experience with an in-store performance at their local Amoeba Records.

Australia’s Peter Andre is hoping to come down your chimney this Christmas with a brand new Chrissie tune.

One of the new songs by Squeeze co-founder Glenn Tilbrook was written with his 10-year old son.

The legendary Engelbert Humperdinck is part of an all-star cast with English electronic outlet Clean Bandit for a Christmas cover of The Farm’s All Together Now.

Iron Maiden’s 1982 metal classic ‘Number Of The Beast’ could be the number one song in the UK over this Christmas period.

John Mayer will officially become a talk show host in February, but just for three nights.

Two Madonna songs leaked online this week before they were quickly removed.

Coldplay have a brand new song called ‘Miracles’ and the only place you can hear it right now is in the ad for Sky Movies.

Illusionist Cosentino will tour his new show Twisted Reality across Australia in April.

Victoria’s music industry will be a major beneficiary after this weekend’s election win that was swept Dan Andrews to power as Premier of Victoria and will see Martin Foley installed as the Minister for Arts and Youth Affairs for the next four years.

Britain will get personal insight into the life of Elvis Presley, the King of Rock 'n' Roll, through the largest Elvis' retrospective ever mounted in Europe, Elvis at The O2: The Exhibition of His Life.

Clive Palmer, one of the founding members of the Incredible String Band, died last Sunday (November 23) in Penzance, England after a long illness.

Ray Davies says he has no problem with touring with the Kinks, he just can't get his brother Dave over one hurdle.

Holding at No.1 for a second week is “Blank Space” by Taylor Swift, which also achieves a sales certification of Gold (●), whilst it also holds for a second week in the US charts too.

Taylor Swift’s “1989” returns to the No.1 spot on the ARIA Albums chart this week after spending the past two weeks at No.2, plus she also maintains her singles No.1 spot with “Blank Space” too, giving Taylor her first dual No.1’s in Australia.