Those of us who are getting older know all about how debilitating a bad back can be. Bob Seger has joined the rest of the mortals in that category.

Katy Perry is calling for action following Sunday's Las Vegas festival massacre, insisting more needs to be done to address the tragedy.

Steven Tyler is ready to set the record straight about why he cancelled part of Aerosmith's South American tour and flew home for medical treatment.

Billy Ray Cyrus will be back in Australia in 2018 for his first tour in 18 years and 25 years to the day to when he first toured in March 1993.

Eagle Vision and Cherrytree Management today announced the release of Sting: Live At The Olympia Paris on November 10 on DVD, blu-ray and digital download.

Miley Cyrus teamed up with funnyman Adam Sandler for an unlikely duet in honour of victims of the Las Vegas massacre on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Monday.

Tom Petty's youngest daughter has poured her heart out on Instagram following the death of her father on Monday, recalling the last time she saw him perform in a sweet post.

Lady Gaga will lead a global meditation session later this afternoon to "calm inflammation" in the world following Sunday night's horrific concert shooting in Las Vegas.

British Summer Time Hyde Park is proud to kick off festival announcements for 2018 with this world-class headliner and the promise of yet another legendary night in the park.

Americana came of age in Australia this week with the first annual Australian Americana Honours Night.

Tom Petty’s manager Tony Dimitriades has issued a statement on behalf of the Petty family following the singer’s death from a cardiac arrest at age 66.

Western Australia’s The Faim have been working in LA with Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus and Twenty One Pilots’ Josh Dun.

Macklemore will be back in Australia in February for East Coast shows.

CBS News is reporting that the LAPD has retracted their original statement saying that Tom Petty had died in Los Angeles after suffering cardiac arrest.

As happens far too often, we wait to pay tribute to our heroes until after they are gone.

No-one expected Tom Petty to be next. Petty was in the prime of his career. He had just finished up a North America to mark the 40th anniversary of The Heartbreakers after being awarded MusiCares Person of the Year award in February.

Tom Petty, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer whose music was loved and admired by a number of generations of fans, has died at the age of 66.

Marilyn Manson has cancelled nine dates on his North American tour after he was crushed by a large prop onstage in New York City.

Country duo Big & Rich have broken their silence about the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting that occurred hours after they hit the stage at the Las Vegas event.

The insane logic of the America's National Rifle Association (the NRA) and the USA's archaic gun laws is to blame for 50+ dead at a concert in Las Vegas this week.

While former Deep Purple bass player Glenn Hughes is touring Australia with his Classic Deep Purple Live show for the very first time, Purple fans are being treated to some rare tracks.

Sir Elton John has concluded his Australian tour and took the opportunity at his last show in Victoria’s Yarra Valley to talk about the madness of Trump and the insanity of Kim Jong-un.

The Oasis battle is about to gear up with both Noel Gallagher and Liam Gallagher releasing new albums a month apart of each other.

Marilyn Manson is only three shows into the second leg of his Heaven Upside Down Tour but he has been injured twice.

The fifth studio album for Las Vegas band The Killers entitled "Wonderful Wonderful" becomes their second No.1 album in Australia, and first chart entry in exactly five years.

After two weeks at the top, Sam Smith gives way to US rapper Post Malone and his new track "Rockstar", which debuted at No.8 last week and jumps up to No.1 in Australia giving him his first chart-topping single here, plus the track went to the top in New Zealand and Canada this week too.

Lin-Manuel Miranda and Lady Gaga lead celebrities shaming President Donald Trump for his criticism of leaders and residents of devastated Puerto Rico on Saturday (30Sep17).

Green Day’s American Idiot musical will travel Australia from January 2018.

Metallica's Lars Ulrich worries about members of the group potentially burning themselves out.

The continuing dividing of the United States was played out for the world over the last week with many Americans taking sides over the recent trend of sports stars and, now, musicians "taking a knee" in protest of inequality.