The Mount Hunter Music Stampede will return for 2018 with Australia’s cream of country set for the new season.

The Rolling Stones have curated ‘Confessin’ The Blues’, a collection of the music that inspired their early days.

Tex Perkins’ ‘The Man In Black’ Johnny Cash tribute has a second date for Melbourne.

Axle Whitehead will join James Van Cooper on his shows in Sydney and Melbourne in September.

Bluesfest will turn 30 in 2019. Festival Director Peter Noble is pretty excited about his first announcement for the new season, especially with Jack Johnson and Ben Harper making return visits.

Madonna considered relocating her family to Spain or Italy before settling on Portugal to help her son David realise his dream of becoming a professional sportsman.

Kesha is releasing a tell-all documentary detailing the making of her latest album, Rainbow.

Demi Lovato is reportedly not in a position to discuss going to rehab following her alleged overdose.

50 Cent was taken by surprise when Kendrick Lamar personally asked to make his acting debut portraying a homeless drug addict on hit TV show Power.

David Bowie fans waiting for the brand new 2018 version of ‘Never Let Me Down’ should hunt down the earliest release from the album.

David Bowie makes a guest appearance on the new Xavier Rudd album ‘Storm Boy’.

Richard Marx has expanded his Australian visit in November to include a few shows of his own around the country.

Sean Paul has blamed the pressures of the "excessive" music industry for Demi Lovato's reported overdose.

Keith Urban will return to Australia in January 2019 with his usual double dose of dates for his home state Queensland going on sale on day one.

Miley Cyrus has requested a judge seal a videotape of her deposition in a dog bite lawsuit for fear of it being leaked to the media.

Bobby Brown found a little peace while promoting his new TV movie The Bobby Brown Story in the hotel where Whitney Houston died.

Taylor Swift gave local authorities in Weymouth, Massachusetts a morale boost following the loss of a police officer by donating hundreds of tickets for her Thursday night concert.

Suzanne Vega has kicked off her fourth Australia tour with a well-played choice of Wollongong’s Anitas Theatre at Thirroul for opening night.

Bob Dylan played in Seoul, South Korea on Friday night (July 27) and changed his setlist a little to include songs that he rarely goes to.

Diesel is celebrating 30 years in the music biz with a newly curated collection of songs spanning from go to whoa.

The Kynetown township has rounded up an eclectic range of real music for the Kyneton Music Festival in October.

Exactly ten years after the initial explosion for the soundtrack for "Mamma Mia!" (21st July, 2008 for 5 weeks) the follow-up collection of ABBA songs for the sequel/prequel movie "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" climbs to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

Drake retains the No.1 slot on the ARIA Singles Chart with his third chart-topper for the year "In My Feelings", which also holds at the top in New Zealand, England, America and his native Canada.

Lance Bass and Miley Cyrus are secretly battling for the original The Brady Bunch house in Studio City, California.

Former Powderfinger guitarist Darren Middleton has a new song, an album on the way and an East Coast tour coming up.

Dreams, the side-project of Daniel Johns from Silverchair and Luke Steele of Sleepy Jackson and Empire of the Sun, will release their debut album ‘No One Defeats Us’ on September 14.

Joe Satriani will tour Australia in November and December.

A new Bob Dylan compilation includes a performance recorded in 1966 at Sydney’s TCN 9 studio.

Guitar legend Albert Lee will spend most of August in Australia for David Williams and a visit to the Melbourne Guitar Show. He has worked with Eric Clapton, Emmylou Harris, Bo Diddley, Joe Cocker and played at Concert For George. Hear those stories this week at Noise11 iHeartRadio.

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