Kasey Chambers, Jimmy Barnes, Maroon 5 and The Vines lead the week's new releases this week.

Tim ‘Rawbiz’ Williams, bass player for Suicidal Tendencies, has died, the band has announced.

Dave Davies has confirmed that he is finally interested in getting back together his brother Ray for a Kinks reunion.

ZZ Top have been forced to suspend their current USA tour after Dusty Hill fell and injured himself yesterday.

Bob Dylan performed the smallest show on his current Australian tour in Brisbane last night at the 1500 capacity Tivoli.

Lady Gaga joined Queen + Adam Lambert on stage in Sydney last night but not for the song from which she took her name.

Miley Cyrus will headline the first iHeartRadio Music Festival to be held in Sydney in October.

Did you know that Randy Bachman is the only person to be inducted twice into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame? He didn't know it either!

After a full weeks sales, Taylor Swift looks set to take over the top spot this weekend with the first single from her upcoming album “1989”, the song is “Shake it Off”.

Morrissey has curated the upcoming Best of the Ramones CD and DVD which will be put out by Sire/Rhino. He has not only picked the track list but also the cover artwork for the album.

Neil Young and his wife Pegi are heading for divorce after thirty-six years of marriage.

Morrissey has confirmed his first London show since 2011 and will be coming to The O2 on Saturday 29th November.

Kate Bush took the stage on Tuesday night at London's Eventim Apollo to play her first show in 35 years. It is the first of 21 shows that she will perform at the venue between now and October 1.

Vika Bull, who floored reviewers in her stunning performance of ‘At Last The Etta James Story’, will join the cast for the return season of ‘Let’s Get It On’ in September.

Def Leppard will perform the pre-game show at the first of this year's three NFL International Series games on Sunday September 28, when the Oakland Raiders host the Miami Dolphins.

Paul Weller's first five solo albums will be released in a digital box set on September 9.

When Queensryche "fired" lead singer Geoff Tate in 2012, it started an all out war that included two different versions of the band, one led by Tate and one led by the rest of the members of the band fronted by Todd La Torre.

Jay Curley, bass player for Wollongong stoner band Tumbleweed has died.

Kate Bush is the queen of the British Albums chart this week.

The Black Star Riders, the band formerly known as Thin Lizzy, have chosen Nick Raskulinecz to produce their second album after Def Leppard's Joe Elliott was forced to abandon the project.

The back and forth between Morrissey and Harvest Records continues.

Evanescence’s Amy Lee has written music inspired from the movie ‘War Story’.

Prince teased over the weekend that he had big news coming. That big news is two new albums.

Producer and record executive Suge Knight was one of three people shot at a pre-VMA party hosted by Chris Brown and Pia Mia in Hollywood.

Cliff Richard has returned to the U.K. to be interviewed by police in South Yorkshire.

ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) is in the midst of celebrating their 100th anniversary and have announced that they will give their first, once-per-century Centennial Awards to Joan Baez, Garth Brooks, Billy Joel, Stephen Sondheim and Stevie Wonder.

London director Paxi's second video for Tom Vek emulates a giant fruit machine using a split screen and rolling footage, highlighting Tom's multi-instrumentalism for the first times in one of his videos.

Vance Joy has announced details of the lead single to be taken from his forthcoming debut album Dream Your Life Away.

Nick Cannon is reportedly the one who left Mariah Carey, and not vice versa.

Here we go again. After the "huge" Genesis announcement of Friday, which turned out to be a new career retrospective three-CD set, we are being teased about a "mega" announcement on Monday by Prince.