Justin Bieber continues to be a kid out of control with news that the notorious popstar has now been arrested in Miami for Driving Under the Influence (DUI).

The Birthday Party catalogue, the band that was the musical origin of Nick Cave, will be reissued via Michael Gudinski’s Liberation Music.

Elton John has played numerous times in Russia and has many fans in that country but, with the new anti-gay legislation that has been such a huge issue for the upcoming Olympics, the singer felt he needed to state his position.

David Gray will play two intimate headline shows at London's Emmanuel Centre on Wednesday, February 5 and Thursday, February 6.

Bruce Springsteen has adjusted the price of his upcoming concert recording downwards after uproar from fans after the price was announced.

New Releases for week commencing Friday 24th January, 2014 (unless otherwise noted below)

Neil Young will launch his new music player PONO at the SXSW music conference in Austin, Texas in March.

Wilko Johnson of pub rock pioneers Dr Feelgood and The Who’s legendary singer Roger Daltrey will release a collaborative album in March.

Pharrell Williams is coming to Australia for the Future Music Festival in March.

Dave Chappelle will head to Australia for his very first tour outside North America in February.

Adele is apparently planning a 2015 tour.

Jay Z, Calvin Harris and Will Smith are reportedly collaborating on a comedy series with HBO.

The Wanted are going into hiatus status.

Bob Dylan’s tribute concert from 1992 featuring George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Tom Petty and Johnny Cash, just to name a few, is finally going to be released on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Bruce Springsteen 'High Hopes' and the Frozen soundtrack are the favourites for number one album this week.

Slumberjack from Western Australia have been added to the New World Artists roster.

British India are back in the studio working on their fifth album.

Spirit of Akasha, the new surf movie capturing the spirit of ‘Morning Of The Earth’ will be screened around Australia on January 30 and 31.

Bruce Springsteen ‘High Hopes’ will dethrone the Frozen soundtrack from the top of the US chart later this week.

G. Love and Special Sauce will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of their debut album by reuniting the original group lineup, G. Love, James "Jimi Jazz" Prescott and Jeffrey "The Houseman" Clemens for a new album and tour.

Rolling Stones legendary long-time sax player Bobby Keys will tour Australia as a solo artist in March with his all-star band The Suffering Bastards as sideshows to The Stones dates.

SXSW will showcase 55 Australian acts at the music conference in Austin, Texas in March.

Hoodoo Gurus will not be putting on their Dig It Up concerts in 2014.

Nine Inch Nails, Queens Of The Stone Age, Dave Grohl and Lindsay Buckingham will combine as one force to perform for the finale of the 56th Annual Grammy Awards this Sunday.

Neil Diamond is expected to announce he is leaving Sony for Capitol Records are 41 years.

The Dead Daisies have released a third song from their upcoming debut album. Singer Jon Stevens calls ‘It’s Gonna Take Time’ “a personal view of the world we live in today”.

Jared Leto of 30 Seconds To Mars has a good chance of winning the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Dallas Buyers Club.

George Michael fans who missed out on his live concerts in 2012 will get a second chance to hear the shows with the release of the live 'Symphonica' album.

Bruce Springsteen fans had ‘High Hopes” when The Boss announced recordings of his upcoming shows would be able to purchase. Now Springsteen is copping flack over the high price and low quality of the recordings.

Beck will release his next album ‘Morning Phase’ through Capitol Records in February.