Adam Lambert is the perfect frontman for Queen. Freddie Mercury was a pop star fronting a rock band. Pop on Rock. That’s why Roger Rodgers didn’t work. It was Rock on Rock.

Songwriting legend John Prine has cancelled his Bluesfest performance on doctors advice.

The Chinese New Year Spectacular VI Concert was held in New York on 7 February.

Elton John has postponed his final two shows in New Zealand as he recovers from walking pneumonia.

Billie Eilish has performed her new James Bond theme ‘No Time To Die’ for the very first time at the Brit Awards.

The Brit Awards are over for another year. Here is the complete winners list.

Singer songwriter Kerryn Tolhurst will perform his songs from The Dingoes and Country Radio in a special performance at Memo Music Hall this Sunday afternoon.

Former Little River Band frontman and co-founder Glenn Shorrock will actually have a Little River band when he plays the town that gave his band its name in March.

Canyon, featuring Billy Miller of The Ferrets, Mick Pealing of Stars and Paul Kelly (no, not that one) will become Canyon to perform Crosby Stills Nash & Young’s classic ‘Déjà vu’.

Splendour In The Grass 2020 will feature the first appearance for 2020 by Midnight Oil, as well as The Strokes, Tyler The Creator and Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Michael Burrows new song ‘Please Don’t Cry’ is a stunning piece of work. The song features Crowded House/Split Enz legend Neil Finn. The way that collaboration came about is a whole story unto itself.

There’s a sneaky little ticket offer going on right now for fans of The Quireboys and LA Guns. For the next few days for 60 bucks, you can get tickets to both shows.

Red Hot Summer punter Barb took home 10 grand from Red Hot Summer at Bella Vista Farm in Sydney last weekend.

Dave Graney and Clare Moore will perform at the Ember Lounge at Memo Music Hall this Thursday.

After a successful 2019 in Queensland, Spring Loaded has expanded to Sydney as well for 2020.

Eric Clapton and his famous friends performed a tribute to their friend Ginger Baker in London on Monday.

Ozzy Osbourne has cancelled all dates for his upcoming ‘No More Tears 2’ North American tour to give himself more time to recover from health issues.

Zoot will reform for Australian shows in November with Russell Morris taking over from the late Darryl Cotton on vocals with the members of the iconic line-up Beeb Birtles, Rick Springfield and Rick Brewer.

Queen + Adam Lambert wowed 75,000 people as they recreated Live Aid at Sydney's ANZ Stadium on February 16, to raise money towards the relief efforts for the Australian bushfires. Brian May says he hasn't felt like that after a gig since Live Aid.

Rage Against The Machine have raised $3 million (£2.3 million) for charity by selling special tickets for their upcoming tour.

A Bob Marley musical is to open in London's West End next year.

Damon Albarn will take his new project 'The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows' - which is inspired by the landscapes of Iceland and was written in the country - to the London's West End theatre on June 3.

Cirque du Soliel’s ‘Kurios – Cabinet of Curiosities’ will head to Melbourne in March ahead of its final Australian destinations Adelaide and Perth.

Queen + Adam Lambert performed the exact same setlist Queen + Freddie Mercury performed at Live Aid in Sydney last night.

The FireFight Australia bushfire benefit concert had more than one million viewers across Australia on Sunday.

Elton John has had another snipped concert, this time in New Zealand. Sir Elton cut short his Auckland performance last night because of pneumonia.

The thirteenth studio album for Green Day called "Father of all Motherfuckers" debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week to become their third overall No.1 set in Australia.

At 72 Alice Cooper can kick the arse of any musician half his age. Well, maybe not his opening act Airbourne. They kicked everyone’s arse … but that’s another story.

Green Day’s latest album Father Of All Motherfuckers lands straight in at Number 1 on this week’s Official Albums Chart, earning the US punk-rockers their fourth UK chart-topping album.

Martina McBride and her husband have been found liable in a lawsuit filed by a former employee, who accused the couple of mistreatment.