The Rolling Stones will release the 1978 concert performance of ‘Some Girls Live In Texas’ on DVD and Blu-Ray in November.

The new Metals video for ‘Like/Unlike’ is here to view.

Eminem has proven he is still a hot property in Australia with 110,000 tickets selling out in 30 minutes today.

The Angels, now featuring Dave Gleeson from Screaming Jets on vocals, have released their first video ‘Waiting For The Sun’.

Guy Sebastian has announced he is going to be a dad.

Yoko Ono has praised the performance of John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ by The X Factor contestant Emmanuel Kelly.

Adele retains her hold on number one, while Kimbra and Pete Murray make a fine showing on this week’s chart.

Tim Freedman will release his next album under his own name and on Sony.

The WAM Song of the Year Awards will be held in Perth on October 12. The Grand Prize winner, chosen from the winners of the 16 categories, walks away with $2,000 cash, return flights and accommodation in Sydney for APRA's 2012 Song Summit, a 3 day recording session courtesy of Poons Head Recording Studio, a mastering session with James Hewgill Music, 500 CDs pressed by DiskBank, an opportunity for a publishing deal with Perfect Pitch Publishing, a Berkleemusic online music course, a RØDE Microphones package and the opportunity to perform at the 2012 WAMi Festival and have their song included on the 2012 Kiss My WAMi compilation. Here is the complete list of nominees:

The Getaway Plan will return with their first album in four years and first since the end of their hiatus in November.

Magic Dirt singer Adalita leads the list of nominees for the 2011 AIR Awards.

The organisers of Parklife have decided to go with the flow of rising ticket prices by offering a $7000 ‘Ridiculously Expensive Ticket’ to this year’s event.

Nickelback will release two singles on the same day on September 26.

Could Gene Simmons son Nick Simmons, daughter Soph and soon to be wife Shannon Tweed be planning their own gig?

Kanye West and Jay-Z have released a video clip for the opening Watch The Throne track ‘No Church In The Wild’.

The Future Music Festival have had to do their first announcement as New York disco-punks The Rapture let it slip.

The Foos have added another band to their Australian stadium tour – Canadian art-punks F**ked Up.

TV On The Radio, Mogwai and more have signed on for November’s mammoth indie Harvest Festival.

PJ Harvey’s Let England Shake has won her a second Mercury Prize a decade after her first.

Director Stuart Gosling was back working with Vanessa Amorosi last week in Melbourne for the video for her new song ‘Amazing’.