Kiss have launched a new breakfast cereal. The Funko brand Kiss Demon cereal includes a little Kiss toy in every box.

Multiple promo tours to the USA by Melbourne band Jacobs Run are starting to pay off. US radio programmers are starting to pay attention and their songs Hold On A Minute, Use, Sleepwalking, Better Days and So Beautiful are getting airplay.

Fun Fact: Only one Australian song was performed at Woodstock ’69 and it was The Bee Gees ‘To Love Somebody’ performed by Janis Joplin.

Midnight Oil were joined by Queensland’s Busby Marou for a cover a Yothu Yindi’s ‘Treaty’ at the Big Red Bash in Birdsville this week.

Iggy Pop thinks its time to retire from touring. The 72-year-old rocker admits he "wanted to be free" after hitting the road to promote his 17th album 'Post Pop Depression', but he later decided to continue in the music industry.

Paul McCartney wants to remake It's A Wonderful Life. The Beatles legend is in the process of turning the 1946 film - which starred the likes of James Stewart and Donna Reed - into a musical production after teaming up with Bill Kenwright, who will produce the project.

Pink has disabled the comments on her Instagram page after growing tired of the constant criticism from some of her followers.

Mariah Carey's ex-manager Stella Bulochnikov has claimed she's been sent death threats as part of an attempt to intimidate her.

Usher is pleading with a judge to seal his private medical records as part of an ongoing case, in which he is accused of giving two women and a man herpes.

Major new titles coming this week from: Sum 41, Scott Stapp, Crown the Empire, Mike Love, Nas, Christie Lamb, Sabrina Carpenter, Thom Yorke (phys), Stonefield, Iggy Azalea and the 'Palm Beach' soundtrack.

AC/DC's rumoured world tour announcement did not happen this week but they have taken the day to honour the 40th anniversary of their 1979 classic ‘Highway To Hell’.

Superjesus’ singer Sarah McLeod is working on something unique and unusual for the 2019 Melbourne Guitar Show.

The Vanda & Young contribution to the great Australian songbook is never ending.

Former Pop Punk Queen Avril Lavigne is still driving YouTube views, this time with a hearse.

The town of Vernon USA has rejected a permit for Woodstock 50 at the Vernon Downs Racecourse and the owner of the racecourse, Jeff Gural, is mighty pissed off.

Google has finally put a stop to ticket scalpers Viagogo after thousands of complaints, government pressure and mounting legal action.

Beyonce is still "a bit in shock" that she has a role in the live-action remake of her favourite Disney film, The Lion King.

Katy Perry is hoping that others can learn from the way she and Taylor Swift put their differences behind them following their much-publicised feud.

Jennifer Lopez felt she had to reschedule her blacked-out Madison Square Garden show for Monday night (15Jul19), because she didn't want to lose the "sizzle" from Friday's gig.

Morrissey's greatest hits is being released in vinyl for the first time.

Snow Patrol's ballad Chasing Cars has been named the most played song on U.K. radio and TV of the 21st Century.

David Crosby is open to a reunion with his former supergroup bandmates Stephen Stills, Graham Nash and Neil Young.

Jack White relies on Bob Dylan when he needs advise.

Matt Corby and Dann Hume have won the 2019 Vanda & Young Songwriting Competition for their song ‘Miracle Love’.

Jimmy Barnes is touring Europe at the moment and the setlist may give a few hints as to what to except when he returns to Australia for the Shutting Down Your Town tour.

South African musician Johnny Clegg has passed away after living with pancreatic cancer in 2015.

a-ha will return to Australia for the first time in 34 years for shows for A Day On The Green in February and they are bringing along Rick Astley for all shows.

Singer Macy Gray appeared erratic and distracted in an awkward interview on a British chat show on Tuesday morning.

Drake has been sued by a female fan who was injured at one of his shows.

Bastille has another project and it won't be under the Bastille name. Frontman Dan Smith's first love was film and he has continued to drop references to his favourite flicks in their music over the years.