Not surprisingly given its success this year, the St Jeromes Laneway revealed today it will return in 2011, announcing venues and dates for the new year.

Katy Perry and EMI were so very close to a clean sweep of the charts. Instead, Universal's Taio Cruz held onto the top spot on the ARIA Singles chart with his hit Dynamite.

Despite the global financial meltdown, Australia’s live sector still generated $1.083 billion in revenue last year.

U2’s 360° Tour may have already sold out both in Australia and New Zealand but with the announcement of second shows in Auckland, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, fans have another chance to catch them.

Let It Bleed – The Rolling Stones 1969 U.S Tour exhibition has come to Australia and is now on at Sydney’s Blender Gallery in Paddington.

They're in the country right now promoting their new album Cardiology, but you can expect Good Charlotte back soon.

At a San Francisco conference yesterday, Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled Ping, a new “social network for music” integrated with iTunes 10, which is released today.

Jimmy Barnes, Katy Perry and Disturbed. Three big sellers about to hit the ARIA Albums chart and knock off Eminem. But in which order?

Sia, Dan Sultan and Cloud Control lead the nominations for the fifth annual Jagermeister Independent Music Awards, announced today.

Early bird tickets are now on sale for Melbourne’s industry conference and summit, Face The Music.