The Jersey Boys phenomenon is still going strong on Broadway and its about to come to movie theaters around the world.

Gary Numan announces special intimate UK and Ireland Summer club tour, plus main stage festival appearances.

Robin Thicke's dad Alan thinks the singer's heartbreak will 'speak through his music'.

David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash are barely leaving a day to relax with their relentless touring schedules, both as a group and solo.

Coldplay have announced that they will mark the release of their new album, Ghost Stories, by playing six intimate shows in six cities around the world.

Ted Nugent has gotten his fair share of criticism for political statements he has made, but this time he lost an appearance because of it.

After a couple of weeks of "a few dates here, a few dates there", Steely Dan finally got down to business on Monday and released their whole tour itinerary for this summer's Jamalot Ever After Tour.

Jared Leto thinks the music industry needs to have a 'more transparent system'.

Tom Johnston formed The Doobie Brothers with Patrick Simmons in San Jose, California in 1970.

Elvis Costello performed a two-song tribute to the late Jesse Winchester at his concert at Melbourne’s Hamer Hall on Thursday night (April 17, 2014).

Veruca Salt surprised fans last year when they announced that the original lineup of the band (Nina Gordon, Louise Post, Jim Shapiro and Steve Lack) had reunited.

In the days leading up to Easter, former Beatle Paul McCartney will appear in an online PETA blitz wearing an "Eat No Fish" T-shirt and urging fans to "make it a Good Friday for animals ' try vegetarian".

The representatives for artist B.B. King has sent a statement to St. Louis' Post-Dispatch in response to a review written by critic Daniel Durchholz of the singer/guitarist's recent show.

The man who brought the music of Journey, Def Leppard, Foreigner and more to the Broadway stage with Rock of Ages has his eyes on the music that made Soul Train great.

Linda Perry has pulled off the often thought impossible for her annual An Evening With Women Charity Event to benefit the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center.

Music icon Glen Campbell has been moved into an Alzheimer's care facility.

Engelbert Humperdinck's two year duets project 'Engelbert Calling' and the new Paolo Nutini album lead the new releases for this week.

Janelle Monáe was inspired to create her own path by Lauryn Hill.

Eels, 'The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett' is streaming ahead if its release next week.

Paul Weller has today announced details of new album More Modern Classics - a collection of tracks taken from Paul's albums of the last 15 years of his solo career.

Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi spoke to Absolute Radio ahead of the band playing British Summertime @ Hyde Park later this year.

Gerald Bostock returned today for the third time through Ian Anderson's new album Homo Erraticus. The fictional character first saw the light of day in Thick as a Brick and 2012's Thick as a Brick 2.

The Who will chronicle their last tour around the world on June 10 with Quadrophenia: Live in London on a number of different formats.

Slash thinks music videos are a "necessary evil".

UB40 played at the Corn Exchange in Cambridge, England on Monday night and the sound from the show forced a number of fans to flee and one to claim much more.

Aretha Franklin is filing at $10m suit after a satire website published a fake story claiming she had a fight with Patti LaBelle.

The 2014 Australian Jazz Bell Awards will be announced in Melbourne on May 1 and the nominees have now been officially announced.

Gippsland singer songwriter Harry Hookey will kick off five months of touring around Australia with a performance at the Deni Blues & Roots Festival in Deniliquin this weekend.

Imagine Dragons regrouped in the studio today to begin work on their second album.

AC/DC have officially confirmed they are not breaking up but founding member Malcolm Young is taking a break from the band due to illness.