Lily Allen was almost sectioned by medical staff after throwing a water cooler out of the window following a dispute with ex-husband Sam Cooper.

Beyonce has been dealt a legal blow in her trademark battle with the owners of a Texas company.

Taylor Swift will give her first awards show performance in almost three years at the 2018 American Music Awards later this month (Oct18).

The AC/DC coins out on sale by the Royal Australian Mint on Tuesday 2 October were completely sold out by the following day.

Four people have been arrested in connection to burglaries at Rihanna and Christina Milian's homes.

Status Quo drummer John Coghlan will tour Australia with his own band he is calling John Coghlan’s Quo, as you guessed it, it is 100% Status Quo songs.

Geoff Emerick, The Beatles audio engineer for ‘Revolver’, ‘Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’, ‘The White Album’ and ‘Abbey Road’ has died at the age of 72.

The first trailer for the Elton John biopic ‘Rocketman’ has been revealed.

Ninevah Hooper, the wife of Brian Henry Hooper, has gathered Brian’s famous and infamous friends together to launch his final album ‘What Would I Know?’ in Melbourne in November.

After 32 years as Managing Director of Mushroom Publishing, respected Australian music industry icon Ian James is standing down.

Samuel Symons, the 27 year old son of Skyhooks guitarist, television star and radio broadcaster, Red Symons, has lost his battle with brain cancer at age 27.

Australia isn’t the only country with a new AC/DC coin. The Cook Islands will release a $10 AC/DC coin to mark the 10th anniversary of the Black Ice album.

The Melbourne Synth Festival will premiere during Melbourne Music Week in November.

1.146 million viewers tuned in to watch the Jimmy Barnes documentary across Australia on Monday night and today six Barnes albums and three Cold Chisel albums are back in the charts.

Australia has been ‘thunderstuck’ with new AC/DC coins.

‘Come and Stay With Me’ is a new Marianne Faithfull compilation documenting the singles from 1964-1969.

The full Melbourne Music Week program has been announced.

Deborah Conway and Helen Carter will be back together as Do Re Mi for the By The C Festival in January and February.

Neil Young gave fans in Philadelphia a rare treat on Sunday night (30 September 18) playing rarities seldom heard in his 50+ year career.

French superstar Charles Aznavour has died in the south east of France at the age of 94.

Joe Satriani’s Canberra show has been upgraded from the Playhouse to the larger Canberra Theatre.

Lana Del Rey has told Kanye West his support of controversial U.S. President Donald Trump "is a loss for the culture".

Lily Allen has hit back after Richard Ashcroft said that musicians shouldn't be political.

Kanye West was booed by Saturday Night Live audience members after offering up a pro-Donald Trump speech following his appearance on the show.

Singer Sia has teamed up with French ballet brand Repetto on a new capsule collection that matches her iconic hair.

Beyonce has been named the most powerful woman in music by a panel of experts judging for BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.

Lil Wayne has stepped in to replace injured rapper Childish Gambino at the Austin City Limits Festival this month.

Otis Rush, the architect of West Side Sound, has died from complications from his stroke at age 84.

Ken Firth, bass player for Melbourne’s 70s pop band The Ferrets, has passed away.

It's a fourth week at No.1 for the Eminem set "Kamikaze" becoming the third longest run at No.1 during 2018 on the albums chart.