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.

It's a ploy that has been used for ages by former band members. Perform under the name of their former group and add their name so there is no confusion. Except, for the general public, there usually is.

Original Doobie Brothers member Patrick Simmons and his wife, Cris Sommer Simmons, will drive across the country on their 1934 and 1929 Harley-Davidson motorcycles on the 2014 Cannonball Endurance Run.

Frankie Valli has occasionally mixed in a bit of acting with his performing including an episode of Miami Vice in the 80's and seven episodes on The Sopranos.

The iconic music special, Motown 25: Yesterday-Today-Forever, will be released in new 1, 3 and 6-DVD sets on September 30 via Starvista and Time-Life.

Mark David Chapman, the man who killed John Lennon in 1980, will spend at least two more years behind bars after he was denied parole.

Bob Dylan has been delivering stunning shows with a crack band featuring the world’s best musicians and a setlist heavy on his works since 1997. The recent music is surprising the fly by night fans expecting the greatest hits.

Queen have played their first show in Australia in 30 years in Perth with Adam Lambert on lead vocals.

Lady Gaga partied on at Melbourne’s Cherry Bar in the early hours of Sunday and treated patrons to a barroom bar-top dance.

Motown The Musical is going into hiatus.

A phoney Scott Weiland has fooled the Beverly Hills Police Department.

The Hilltop Hoods maintain their No.1 position on the ARIA Albums Chart this week with their fourth chart-topping set “Walking under Stars”.

Meghan Trainor maintains her No.1 position on the ARIA Singles Chart with “All About That Bass”.

Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon's split is reportedly 'getting ugly'.

dEUS have some European shows in December, culminating in a show in their native Belgium seeing in the year end.

The Knife have announced their last live shows, their European leg of the 'Shaken Up Show 2014' tour.

Pet Shop Boys have saved the day for the residents of Ambridge by stepping in at the last minute to headline the show's inaugural music spectacular, Loxfest.

Hayley Williams loves to prove people wrong when she plays live.