Jon Bon Jovi has penned an open letter telling Buffalo Bills fans of his intentions with the team.

The Flaming Lips have assembled an eclectic lineup of guest artists for their upcoming Sgt. Pepper covers album With a Little Help From My Fwends.

Foreigner have announced a new all-encompassing collection of the band's studio albums released between 1977 and 1991.

The Datsuns will return with their sixth album ‘Deep Sleep’ in October.

Bluejuice will call it quits at the end of 2014 after one final tour and a best of album.

Tim Wheatley has revealed the video for ‘Burning The Midnight Oil’, the first song from his ‘Crooked Saint’ EP.

Missy Higgins has recorded an album of Australian covers for her next album.

Guy Sebastian will preview his next album with the new song of 2014 ‘Come Home With Me’, due this Friday (August 8, 2014).

Def Leppard’s Phil Collen joined Kiss on stage in Atlantic City on Saturday night for the Kiss classic ‘Deuce’.

The paintings of Dog Trumpet’s Peter O’Doherty are being exhibited during August at the Gould Gallery in South Yarra.

Australian supergroup The Dead Daisies are back on the road in the USA touring America with Kiss and Def Leppard.

Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler was the special guest in Hot In Cleveland’s animated episode this week.

Michael Johns, the Australian singer who became a Top 10 finalist in American Idol in 2008, has died at the age of 35 from a blood clot.

Tim Reynolds of Bravo Development, the new owners of the building that houses RCA Studio A in Nashville, had vowed that he would not dismantle the studio, but he sure is making it harder for anyone to use it.

Robin Gibb's final studio album, 50 St. Catherine's Drive, will include a song about Sydney.

Splendour In The Grass returned to the North Byron Parklands in 2014 with perhaps their best lineup yet!

Johnny Rebb, one of Australia’s original rock and rollers, has died at the age of 79.

Ed Sheeran holds at No.1 for a third (non-consecutive) week with his second album “x”, which also racks up a ▲Platinum certification in its sixth week on the charts.

Paloma Faith holds for a second week with her first ARIA No.1 single “Only Love Can Hurt Like This”, and it’s all about the girls’ this week as female acts occupy the top three places on the singles chart.

Taylor Swift, one of the biggest pop stars on the planet, says hasn’t been asked for an autograph in years.

2Pac’s classic 1996 album ‘All Eyez On Me’ has reached the benchmark Diamond status but is it for real?

Foo Fighters will debut the first song from their next album in Dave Grohl’s upcoming reality TV show.

The Beautiful Girls will release their fan-funded album ‘Dancehall Days’ in October.

Angus & Julia Stone and Eric Clapton lead the new releases this week.

The legendary Daddy Cool will be inducted into the Hall of Fame at the next The Age Music Victoria Awards.

The 2014 Vanda and Young Songwriting Competition is once again in play for 2014.

Lorde has been chosen to curate the soundtrack for ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1’.

The Screaming Jets will mark their 25th anniversary with a three-month Australian tour.

Thirsty Merc will mark the 10th anniversary of their debut album with a round of shows and an acoustic record.

As Geoff Tate and his version of Queensryche embark on their final tour under their original name, he has made the decision to move forward with his band under the new name Operation: Mindcrime.