Christina Aguilera is to be honoured by LGBTQ advocacy group Human Rights Campaign (HRC).

One of Melbourne’s most respected music industry identities Serge Thomann has today received one of France’s highest honours, Chevalier (Knight) de l’Ordre national du Mérite.

Suzi Quatro and The Angels will spend a Red Hot Summer on the Central Coast and Gold Coast this weekend.

The untimely passing of Peter Tork last month ended any hope that the surviving members of The Monkees would ever play together as a trio.

Michael Jackson's nephew has flown to the U.K. and Ireland to dismiss child sex allegations raised in the damning new documentary Leaving Neverland, insisting he wouldn't be there if he had any doubts the accusers might be right.

With the New South Wales election just weeks away on 23 March music fans in the pissed off state have a chance to vote out Gladys Berejiklian and her antiquated government.

The Proclaimers will tour Australia in May with fresh new songs from their 11th album ‘Angry Cyclist’.

Singer R. Kelly has blasted reports that suggest he's a monster in an explosive new TV interview.

Nikki Sixx has no recollection of a possible sexual assault recounted in Motley Crue's memoir The Dirt.

Chance the Rapper will become a married man at the weekend.

R. Kelly broke down in tears while filming a new interview for a news show as he emotionally denied allegations he has kept sex slaves against their will.

Taylor Swift’s mum is fighting cancer for a second time.

Mark Lester is disappointed about the allegations made against Michael Jackson in the Dan Reed-directed Leaving Neverland documentary.

When Air Supply made ‘Making Love Out of Nothing At All’ the experience was completely different from what the ex-Melbourne band was used to.

Eagles co-founder Don Henley had a well-timed jab at the banking industry when he congratulated Melbourne for having an arena named after a sports star.

Luke Perry’s death is a timely warning to anyone aged 45+. It could happen to you too.

Download Festival is on this weekend in Sydney and Melbourne. Here is everything you need to know to get through the day.

Nick Murphy (the artist formerly known as Chet Faker) will release a new album ‘Run Fast Sleep Naked’ on April 26.

Russell Morris is introducing new songs from his upcoming ‘Black and Blue Heart’ album into his current setlist with five songs making his recent Melbourne show last Friday.

Physicist Professor Brian Cox is joining the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for two shows.

Tributes have started to pour in for Keith Flint of The Prodigy who took his own life on Sunday.

Chris Martin celebrated his 42nd birthday in rock star style on Saturday by partying with famous pals including Julia Roberts, Sean Penn, and his ex-wife, Gwyneth Paltrow.

Stella Parton has criticised her sister Dolly for not speaking out against sexual misconduct in the music industry.

Miley Cyrus has penned an emotional letter to late The Voice contestant Janice Freeman in the wake of the rising singer's untimely death.

Snoop Dogg has offered up his private box at Los Angeles Lakers games because he's sick of watching the basketball team lose.

Keith Flint, singer for The Prodigy has been found dead in his home in Essex. He was 49.

Cold Chisel’s master songwriting craftsman Don Walker will release two books ‘Songs’ and ‘Shots’ in July.

BBC2 is said to have dropped songs by Michael Jackson from its playlist following new allegations of child sex abuse brought up in the documentary ‘Leaving Neverland’.

The Four Seasons story ‘Jersey Boys’ has returned for the third time to Melbourne, 10 years after the initial run in 2009.

Leo de Castro, who played at the first and second Sunbury Pop Festivals in 1972 and 1973, has died in New Zealand at age 70.