After a hard hitting but a technically flawed performance of Moth Into Flame with Lady Gaga at last night's Grammy Awards, Metallica has announced a summer tour in support of the album Hardwired...To Self Destruct.

Grammy Awards boss Neil Portnow has officially given Adele a pass for restarting her live George Michael tribute at Sunday's ceremony, insisting she "did the right thing".

Rising star Rag’n’Bone Man is set for a big opening week as his debut album Human is on course to bag this week’s Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart.

Australia's Flume has won a Grammy Award and the late David Bowie has picked up four awards.

Jon Stevens has spared no expense for his upcoming album ‘Starlight’ with a Hollywood-sized video for the first single ‘Hold On’.

Gary Clark Jr will release his second live album in March.

On Friday night, MusiCares held their annual benefit to salute an artist who has given back to the music community, this year honouring Tom Petty.

Flume has picked up Australia’s first Grammy Award for 2017.

Al Jarreau, the jazz singer who crossed over to the pop music charts on a number of occasions during his long career, has died at the age of 76.

Brisbane three-piece Indie-punk band Dune Rats see their second album "The Kids Will Know it's Bullshit" debut in the No.1 position on the ARIA Albums Chart this week.

With Ed Sheeran in the country this past week on a massive promo tour, it helps to cement him into the Top 2 for a fifth straight week with "Shape of You" at No.1 and "Castle on the Hill" at No.2.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band performed at regional Victoria’s picturesque Hanging Rock on Saturday night.

Angus Young was back on stage with Gun n’ Roses in Sydney Saturday but so was Angry Anderson.

Ed Sheeran still has Australia’s top two songs ‘Shape of You’ and ‘Castle On The Hill’.

Ed Sheeran ‘Shape Of You’ and ‘Castle On The Hill’ has stayed another week on the Spotify chart at number one and two.

The Raggamuffin Music Festival and the related sideshows for Sydney and Melbourne next week have been cancelled.

Snakehips & MØ ‘Don’t Leave’ was the most Shazamed song last week in Australia.

Rick Derringer has been arrested after taking a loaded gun on a plane.

For quite awhile, there was a rumour that Bruce Springsteen had written music for the first Harry Potter movie in 2001 that was never used.

Anthony Kiedis has torn a tendon in his ankle after "spinning around" while performing.

Al Jarreau has said he has to stop touring.

The much rumoured Angus Young and Guns N Roses collaboration did happen in Sydney Friday night.

One of the greatest singers in history, Aretha Franklin, has announced her retirement.

Australian music legend Brian Cadd is playing a round of dates up and down east coast Australia from now until April 8, some with his iconic Bootleg Family Band and others with fellow legend Glenn Shorrock.

If friends are the measure of a man, then Randy Travis is one truly great man.

Mike Barson of Madness says he is amazed his band have become “national treasures” in England because when they started out the press thought they were a joke.

Tom Jones' representative has cleared up rumours of a romance with Priscilla Presley, insisting the crooner and old pal Elvis Presley's ex are "no more" than close friends.

One streaming service has confirmed, and the rest are expected to follow suit, that the music of Prince will return to streaming on Sunday night.

Major new titles coming this week from: Rag'N'Bone Man, Jess & Matt, Michael Bolton, Lupe Fiasco, Jay UF, Thundamentals, Adam Brand and the Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack.

The current Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Australian tour has gone up a notch on previous tours, and with three in the last five years that is saying something.