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Nas Controversy Over Virginia Tech Concert
Right-wing crank Bill O'Reilly weighs in on rapper Nas' appearance at the Concert For Virginia Tech. -
Britney Promises Magic At VMAs
Britney Spears will open MTV's Video Music Awards with help from creepy cockrock illusionist Criss Angel. -
Luciano Pavarotti Dies Aged 71
Opera maestro Luciano Pavarotti, lauded as one of the greatest tenors of his generation, has died at the age of 71. -
Spector Prosecutor Issues Closing Statement
District Attorney Alan Jackson delivered an impassioned closing statement in Phil Spector's murder trial, claiming the famed producer "literally had the smoking gun in his hand". -
Return Of The Midget
Seminal Sydney noise rock monolith Midget return for an extra special reunion show in Melbourne. -
Red Jezebel Join Forces With Little Birdy
Two quality Perth exports Red Jezebel and Little Birdy plan an extensive East Coast jaunt. -
Iron Maiden Announce Australian Tour
The absolute undisputed kings of heavy metal, Iron Maiden, will return to Australia for the first time in 15 years in February, '08. -
Popkomm Announces Full Lineup
German music industry and technology conference Popkomm has revealed the complete lineup of artists showcasing their talents throughout the event. -
Pavarotti Close To Death - Reports
Opera great Luciano Pavarotti is unconscious and close to death, an Italian television station reported yesterday. -
Turkey Represented At Popkomm 2007.
Turkey (the country, not the bird) is going to be prepresented at Popkomm in Berlin for the first time in 2007. -
Metallica, John Mayer, Tom Waits and Eddie Vedder Added To Bridge School Concert
Metallica, John Mayer, Tom Waits and Eddie Vedder are the latest artists signed up to play Neil Young's annual charity gig, the Bridge School Concert. -
Amy Winehouse In Triumphant Live Comeback
Amy Winehouse had the tabloid media eating their words at last night's Mercury Music Prize, performing the stand-out set of the ceremony. -
The Klaxons Take Out Nationwide Mercury Prize
...and the winner for the 2007 Nationwide Mercury Prize is none other than The Klaxons. -
Bo Diddley Released From Hospital
Bo Diddley is back resting at home after spending 11 days in hospital following a heart attack. -
The Beatles' Help! To Be Reissued On DVD
The Beatles' classic 1965 movie 'Help!' is going to be reissued in deluxe format on DVD on October 30. -
Kaiser Chief Labels Pink "Idiotic"
Kaiser Chiefs' bassist Simon Rix has labelled pop starlet Pink as "idiotic" and a "practical joke". -
Beatallica Don't Know When To Quit
Some of you may have heard of the internet phenomenon Beatallica - a band that does Beatles songs in the style of Metallica - but how many of you knew how high up into the echelons of metal royalty their presence has been felt? -
Scientific Fact: Boo Radleys Created The Most Feel-Good Song
In what's been a big day for boffins, science has deduced that Boo Radleys' 'Wake Up Boo!' is the most feel-good song ever written. -
What If Cog Toured A New Single?
Prog metal heroes Cog launch their new single 'What If' with a November tour. -
Australian Quartet Win Banff Prize
Melbourne musicians TinAlley String Quartet win Canada's prestigious Banff Centre Music Prize.
