In his BBC Radio 6 Music show tonight, Steve Lamacq announced that Pulp's 'Common People' has been voted for by listeners as '6 Music's Favourite Britpop Anthem'.

As the countdown continues to the release of their highly-anticipated new album 'The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett' - out April 21 - EELS today unveils the video for new single 'Mistakes of My Youth' - also out April 21.

Nirvana’s surviving members Krist Novoselic, Pat Smear and Dave Grohl played a small, intimate show with special guests in Brooklyn in the early hours of Friday morning.

Jesse Winchester, singer and writer of such songs as Brand New Tennessee Waltz and Yankee Lady, died at his home in Charlottesville, VA on Friday morning. He had been battling cancer of the esophagus since 2011.

Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga are working on an album to be called Cheek to Cheek for a September release.

Bryan Ferry is a living legend of rock who has transformed himself over the years from a rocker to a crooner to, in his latest transformation, the leader of a 20's-style jazz band.

Barkleys Center in Brooklyn was the site Thursday night for the induction of the class of 2014 into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Led Zeppelin promised their upcoming reissues would contain special moments and they have delivered. Led Zeppelin 1 will include a complete previously unreleased concert from Paris in 1969.

Janelle Monae will tour Australia in May with Kimbra.

Janis Joplin 'A Night With Janis Joplin' has stopped before it even began.

Russell Morris' 'Van Dieman's Land' and Chet Faker's 'Built On Glass' are the major music releases this week and potentials for number one at the end of next week's chart.

Wagons have a new album on the way and Henry Wagons has given fans fans a taste of what to expect with ‘Why Do You Always Cry’.

My Friend The Chocolate Cake will release a limited edition live record only available for sale at their gigs or online at their Bandcamp.

Hunters & Collectors powerhouse trumpet play Jack Howard has released another solo record with his side-project The Long Lost Brothers.

The Presets will perform with the Grammy Award winning Australian Chamber Orchestra in a show that will feature music from 40,000 years ago through to Nirvana.

Peaches Geldof's autopsy has proved inconclusive.

Prince has a new piece to his huge enterprise, his own music.

Sydney’s 5 Seconds Of Summer has the number 2 record in America this week with tho ‘She Looks So perfect’ EP.

Ball Park Music looks set to debut with a number one album on the Australian chart this week and Pharrell Williams should stay at number one.

Andrew Loog Oldham will not be present for his own induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Davey Lane of You Am I fame has committed to making his first solo album and has opened up the option for fans to get involved via crowdfunding.

Paul McCartney will be back on stage in the USA with four shows just announced for June and July.

When you see a 77-year old legend like Kris Kristofferson perform live you wonder if this will be the last chance you get to hear the songs from their creator.

The ABC’s digital radio channel Dig Music is about to undergo a rebrand with the new name Double J.

Aerosmith along with Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators will hit the road in May for the Let Rock Rule tour first in Europe and then back to North America.

The Offspring Esteem was released on April 8, 1994, 20 years ago this week.

Carl Barat announces his long awaited return with a show at XOYO in London on Thursday 15th May and details of his new band - Carl Barat & The Jackals.

Engelbert Humperdinck will one of of Jools Holland’s special guests for the season return of ‘Later With Jools Holland next week.

The Black Sorrows have just released their 17th album in the year marking Joe Camilleri’s 50 years in show business.

Andy Summers, the guitarist for The Police and before that a one-time member of The Animals, has a new band called Circa Zero.