The John Steel Singers are not breaking up, they are going on “hiatus”.

Geelong’s Residual have released a video for their song ‘All For You’ as a prelude to the release of their ‘Haunt’ EP later in the month.

The second annual Melbourne Guitar Show was a stunning success.

Walk-outs at Bob Dylan concerts have been frequent this year with fans leaving confused because of the large percentage of Frank Sinatra covers in each show.

The songs of Carole King are songs you know my heart. Her album ‘Tapestry’ is considered one of the finest music works of all-time.

The Chantoozies will mark their 30th anniversary with a performance at Melbourne’s newest venue The Satellite Lounge in Wheelers Hill in September.

Brisbane’s Emma Louise has premiered the video for her new song ‘West End Kids’ ahead of her Australian tour in October.

Ronnie James Dio was back in his old band at the Wacken Festival in Germany on the weekend.

Mike Nesmith was back with The Monkees on Friday night and this time on stage.

Killing Heidi will reform for their first shows in 10 years to mark their 20th anniversary.

The Stone Roses will perform their final world tour shows at Sydney’s iconic Opera House in December.

Bondi Beachfest will return for 2016 with Icehouse topping the bill.

Alexisonfire returned from hibernation for a handful of dates in 2015 and will continue their activity with Australian shows for 2017.

The Melbourne Guitar Show will return to Caulfield Racecourse this Saturday and Sunday.

Melbourne Ska Orchestra, Camp Cope and Tash Sultana will perform at The Age Music Victoria Awards After Party for 2016.

Comedian Rosie Waterland has rescheduled her Australian tour after postponing because of the death of a close friend.

R&B star Brian McKnight will return to Australia and New Zealand in October.

Southbound 2016 is heading west in December with a line-up set to be different from Falls Festival for the first time.

It was a big show Monday night at the Staples Center in Los Angeles as Barbra Streisand took the stage for the first of nine shows on her current tour.

Back in April, Ms. Lauryn Hill put on the Diaspora Calling! Festival at the King's Theatre in Brooklyn, NY.

‘David Bowie Nothing Has Changed’, featuring iOTA, Tim Rogers, Steve Kilbey, Deborah Conway & Adalita and backed by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, will be performed at Hamer Hall for two nights of the Melbourne Festival in October.

Former Drones member Mike Noga will release his third solo album ‘King’ soon and it is a concept album.

Lisa Mitchell has completed her third album ‘Warriors’ and has set a release date for October.

Sticky Fingers will mark the release their next album ‘Westaway’ with a whip around Australia to sing it up in October.

Hope Estate in the Hunter Valley will host Hope Rocks in November.

SXSW 2017 is open for business.

Morrissey is definitely touring Australia in October but he won’t be playing Sydney.

Emmylou Harris, Patty Griffin and Buddy Miller have announced that they have set eleven dates in October for a tour to benefit the Jesuit Refugee Center/USA.

Michael Franti & Spearhead will return to Australia in September.

The two-day program for the Melbourne Guitar Show is now online.