Neil Young has gone on the attack against the Canadian Government for “trading integrity for money”.

U2 have announced a new song titled 'Invisible' is on the way and a new album not too far off.

Nile Rodgers has recorded what he calls a “groundbreaking” record with Australian based British DJ Carl Cox.

US singer songwriter John Murry will perform his first shows in Australia this week for the Sydney Festival.

Rufus Wainwright’s eye has been chosen as the official image of the 19th Biennale of Sydney.

Justin Bieber’s greatest disaster ‘Journals’ has sold a measly 412 copies in its third week on sale in Australia.

Outkast have announced plans for a world tour of festivals in 2014 which makes an appearance at Splendour In The Grass in July very likely.

After touring with fellow A$AP Mob member A$AP Rocky in 2013, A$AP Ferg will be in the country in April.

Bruce Springsteen has credited guitarist Tom Morello as the driving force that brings his new album ‘High Hopes’ “in your face”.

Push Over have partnered with triple j Unearthed to offer one lucky band the opportunity to play at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl.

Michael Paynter has announced the release of a new album titled ‘Weary Stars' with the title track serving as first single.

US indie act Sebadoh have announced a matinee show in Sydney and revealed their supports.

U2 won the Golden Globe for Best Original Song From a Motion Picture on Sunday night for their song Ordinary Love from the movie Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom.

Steel Panther is back and ready to unleash their third full-length album, All You Can Eat, on the world.

Dolly Parton has expanded her Australian tour to play Cairns and Tamworth on the upcoming tour.

Ed Sheeran appears to have revealed the title to his second album album, the follow-up to the multiplatinum '+'.

Daryl Hall’s online music show Live From Daryl’s House is returning in 2014 after a year off and ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons will be Daryl’s first guest.

Blondie will perform at the SXSW music conference in Austin in March to mark their 40th anniversary.

Dog Trumpet are heading to SXSW and they could very well be the Aussie act to watch out for.

Paul McCartney's concert tickets go for around $300 a pop but his autograph could cost you around $3000.

John Cale and Thurston Moore will be two of the keynote speakers for Liverpool Sound City in the UK this year.

The Flaming Lips will perform for Amnesty International in New York in February.

Alt-J bass player Gwil Sainsbury has quit the band he founded citing personal reasons for his departure.

Christine McVie will rejoin Fleetwood Mac after retiring from the band 15 years ago.

Gregg Allman was honoured with an all-star line-up in Atlanta on Friday.

David Cassidy is in trouble with the law once again.

The Dead Daisies, the Australian supergroup featuring members of Guns N Roses, Thin Lizzy and Noiseworks, will take the show into Australian pub and clubs in February and March.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have confirmed that they will perform for the half time show for Super Bowl XLVII.

Cosmic Psychos will give Port Melbourne a punk make-over for the Port Royal Street Party on January 18.

Rufus Wainwright has a new song titled 'Me and Liza'.