On July 28, the Isley Brothers and Santana collaboration Power of Peace will be released with covers of twelve classics like Higher Ground, God Bless the Child and Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) along with one original.

Former Powderfinger guitarist Darren Middleton will head back to his old hometown state of Queensland in August to perform at the Gympie Muster.

After five years of experimental music projects Paul Kelly will release “a normal record”.

Hawthorne Heights will return to Australia and New Zealand for dates across August and September to play two albums from start to finish.

Josh Pyke has released his debut album from a decade ago on vinyl for the very first time. He has also released a best of deep with rarities and b-sides. He’ll tell you all about it this week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

The Grenfell Tower charity single Bridge Over Troubled Water is set to claim Number 1 on this week's Official Singles Chart following its release yesterday (June 21), the Official Charts Company has confirmed.

It seems that Gene Simmons has realized that his use of the "devil horns" is not as original as he wants to think.

The American thrash band Prong have been making music on and off over the last thirty years and, on July 28, will release their twelfth studio album, Zero Days, through Steamhammer/SPV.

Loretta Lynn has cancelled two concerts next month due to unforeseen circumstances.

Major new titles coming this week from: Imagine Dragons, Vince Staples, The Chain Gang of 1974, Bent Knee, DJ Khaled, Jeff Tweedy, Purple Rain re-issue, Jaymes Young and the soundtracks for Despicable Me 3 and Baby Driver.

Bluesfest may have scored Jay Z to headline the 2018 festival.

The charity single for those who lost their lives or were displaced by the tragic fire at Grenfell in London last week has been released by Sony.

Brisbane's BigSound music conference has announced over 60 showcase acts in the round one announcement of performers.

Bernard Fanning, The Temper Trap and Xavier Rudd are just a few of the acts leading the first line-up announcement for the Queenscliff Music Festival for 2017.

Qantas will name one of the planes from its new Dreamliner fleet the Great Southern Land, after the classic Icehouse song.

The MusiCares Foundation will honor U2’s Adam Clayton, awarded the bass player the Stevie Ray Vaughan Award in recognition of his dedication and support of the MusicCares Map Fund.

The Weeknd will bring his ‘Starboy The Legend of the Fall’ world tour to Australia and New Zealand from November.

The song YMCA is a novelty, a crowd pleaser and a great piece of nostalgia, but nobody ever said it was a great ballad until now.

Rapper T.I. is heading back to TV as the star of a new police drama.

Metallica's James Hetfield has conceded that the band could "fall apart" at any moment.

Will Ferrell has hinted that Mariah Carey's diva demands caused her cameo to be cut from The House.

Paul McCartney will tour Australia and New Zealand in December.

Ministry of Sound will kick off its month long club dates in Sydney with Boy George on July 1.

Central Station Records will release a 3CD companion to founders Giuseppe (Jo) Palumbo and Morgan Williams’ book ‘Music Wars’.

The Red Hot Summer tour 2018, featuring Suzi Quatro, The Angels and The Baby Animals, has sold out at Sandstone Point Hotel at Bribie Island and a second show has now gone on sale.

Melbourne’s Georgia State Line will release their ‘Heaven Knows’ EP is July and have dropped the title track ahead of the launch.

Los Angeles band The Dream Syndicate will release their fifth studio album and first album since 1988 ‘How Did I Find Myself Here?’ in September.

Melbourne’s Gold Class have revealed a release date for their new album ‘Drum’ and teased fans with the video for ‘Twist In The Dark’.

The video for Chris Cornell’s final song ‘The Promise’ has premiered worldwide.

ZZ Top legend Billy Gibbons treated Helsinki to a free concert in the streets this week and no-one seemed to care.