The Friday Night series of events at the National Gallery of Victoria will return during the Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier exhibition.

The Replacements have been allowed back on NBC after a 28-year ban.

Two of Korea’s biggest pop stars Rise and EunB have died in a car crash.

Kate Bush continues to dominate the British charts.

Beck has performed for the iTunes Music festival in London and through Donna Summer cover into his set.

Sam Smith is coming to Australia and New Zealand for live dates in April/May 2015.

Paul Kelly’s ‘Merri Soul Sessions’ has been withdrawn as a nomination for the Carlton Dry Independent Music Awards because the album is yet to be released.

Chet Faker, Courtney Barnett, John Butler Trio, Sia and Violent Soho are this year's five nominees for Best Independent Artist at the Carlton Dry Independent Music Awards.

Singer/songwriter Pete Murray has been added to the list of performers at the upcoming Australian World Music Expo (AWME) in Melbourne in November.

Earlier this year, Paul McCartney filmed the video for the track Early Days from his album New.

So Frenchy So Chic will return to Sydney and Melbourne in January with another premium taste of French music on Australian soil.

Crosby Stills Nash and Young are suing printing company D’Andrea Graphics Corp for failure to fill 1,250 orders.

Pop group G.R.L. are in shock following the sudden death of member Simone Battle, who took her life in Hollywood on Friday.

Simone Battle of G.R.L. has died at age 25.

Jimmy Barnes debuts at No.1 with his new album/collection “30:30 Hindsight”, entering the charts on sales of Gold ● and becoming his TENTH No.1 album since his debut solo set climbed to the top in early October 1984.

Taylor Swift spends a second week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart with her second chart-topping song here “Shake it off”.

Nick Cannon has slammed untrue reports about his marriage breakdown, insisting he loves Mariah Carey "unconditionally".

Lauryn Hill has announced that she will perform for a very special intimate show at Brooklyn Bowl, London on Sunday the 28th September.

Edwyn Collins has a new album The Possibilities Are Endless, the soundtrack album to accompany the forthcoming film of the same name.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds release two previously unavailable tracks: Give Us A Kiss and Jubilee Street (live from The Sydney Opera House).

Jack White has premiered his Take Away Show.

Spotify has revealed Calvin Harris' Summer is officially the most streamed song globally over the last 3 months, reaching almost 160 million streams on the music streaming service.

Billboard officially announces that ​​Iggy Azalea's "Fancy," featuring Charli XCX, takes the title as Billboard's top Song of the Summer for 2014. ​ ​

Deadmau5 has fired back at Disney after the Mouse House attempted block his trademark approval in the US.

For an American artist, Todd Rundgren appeared on many BBC radio and TV programs over the years. All of his surviving performances have been gathered on the new At the BBC: 1972-1982, out October 27 on Esoteric.

Metallica is one of a number of music artists who have made it into the new addition of the Guinness Book of World Records.

Mariah Carey and her husband Nick Cannon have reportedly 'started the divorce process'.

The 2014 CBGB Festival in New York will host a number of music showcases including performances by Jane's Addiction and DEVO.

Nikki Sixx has been performing on Motley Crue's farewell tour in quite a bit of pain.

Deep Purple have amassed a large discography of officially released concerts over the years and plan to add to it on October 20 with the release of Live in Verona.