Suzanne Vega has delivered an absolutely stunning musical experience on her 2018 Australian tour.

Now in its 11th year, triple j’s annual search for Australia’s best high school act is close to its finale and we’re excited to announce a new crop of supreme Unearthed High finalists.

Demi Lovato is vowing to "keep fighting" following her suspected drug overdose.

Dionne Warwick has slammed allegations her late sister Dee Dee Warwick molested Whitney Houston when she was young.

Lance Bass has lost out on purchasing the house featured in TV show The Brady Bunch.

The sequel-prequel film soundtrack for "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" remains the top selling album in Australia for a second week (and also again at the top in N.Z. and the U.K.).

Drake lands a third week at No.1 in Australia (as well as in New Zealand, England, America and Canada) with his fourth chart-topping song here "In My Feelings".

Guitar genius Albert Lee arrived in Australia this week for a month of shows, starting with the Melbourne Guitar Show.

The first Todd Rundgren Melbourne gig has sold out, and a second show has been added for Tuesday 30 October at the John Curtin Hotel.

Jimmy Barnes recorded a brand new Jimmy Webb song in Sydney today with the legendary songwriter on keyboards. The two Jimmy’s will debut the song on Sunday night at Webb’s Sydney concert.

The Melbourne Guitar Show will kick off Saturday with performances from 10:30am through to 5pm.

Twin Peaks creator David Lynch will be part of the ‘Twin Peaks Conversation With The Stars’ tour of Australia reacting with the audience via Skype.

Suzanne Vega’s current Australian tour is given fans a one-time chance to hear two of her classic albums ‘Solitude Standing’ and ‘99.9° Fahrenheit’ from start to finish.

Eskimo Joe have scheduled the third of their reissues with the 2009 album ‘Inshalla’ next on the list.

Stephen Colbert was created send-up of the A-Ha ‘Take On Me’ video as a takedown of convicted political crook Paul Manafort.

Bob Dylan will play a second show for Sydney on 19 August.

John Butler Trio will release ‘Home’, their first album in fours years, in September and have launched the title track as a taster.

A rape allegation made against Backstreet Boys star Nick Carter has been placed under review by the Los Angeles County District Attorney.

Madonna has cemented her position as the Queen of Pop after she was named the all-time top female artist in the 60-year history of America's Billboard Hot 100.

Demi Lovato will be out of hospital later this week, according to sources close to the singer.

Major new titles coming this week from: Damien Leith, Mac Miller, Deaf Havana, Diesel (GH), James, Iggy Azalea, YG, Graeme Connors and Regurgitator.

Marc Martel, star of the Queen endorsed ‘The Ultimate Queen Celebration’, will be heard as part of Freddie Mercury’s vocals for Rami Malek’s performance as the Queen singer in the upcoming biopic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’.

74-year old guitar legend Albert Lee has something some of his famous mates like Eric Clapton and Bill Wyman don’t. The ability to go out in public unnoticed.

Pink has postponed her first Sydney show for Friday (3 August 2018).

Yoko Ono is previewing a new song every week with this week’s instalment being ‘Hell In Paradise’.

The Triple M Jam, one of the highlights of the annual Melbourne Guitar Show, will feature Jack Jones, Brett Garsed, James Ryan, Shannon Bourne and Charlie Bedford for the 2018 season.

Dave Grohl’s latest project is a two-part mini-documentary called ‘Play’.

Sydney will celebrate Australian Music Week with a line-up of 80 speakers ready to wrap their knowledge on you over three days in November.

Pop star Anne-Marie will be back in Australia in October for dates in Sydney and Melbourne for Frontier Touring.

Ted LeGarde, half of the identical twins duo The LeGarde Twins, has died at the age of 87.