The ABC will mark the 20th anniversary of Recovery with a Recovery box set in November.

Brisbane musician Fergus Miller aka Bored Nothing, has died at the age of 26.

SXSW has released over 100 more acts for 2017 with Melbourne bluesman C.W. Stoneking leading the second Australian announcement.

Live Nation has announced Australian dates for Ian Anderson in April but with a more carefully worded announcement than Bluesfest.

Janet Jackson has confirmed she is pregnant with her first child.

Selena Gomez has reportedly checked into a rehabilitation centre in Tennessee to deal with issues related to her battle with lupus.

Underoath will return to Australia in February for the ‘Underoath Reunion Tour’.

Pink Floyd's 1972 Obscured By Clouds track 'Childhood's End' now has a music video.

iHeartRadio has gathered the pop world for the 2016 Jingle Ball events.

Warragul's Beyond The Valley has expanded its line-up over the new year break.

Zayn Malik is teaming up with Versus Versace on capsule collection of men’s and women’s clothes.

Australian member of Parliament Tony Burke has spoken up in Parliament to place the threat of the live music industry in Australia clearly in the Australian government's agenda.

Melbourne's new music festival The Pleasure Garden has revealed its second line-up announcement.

Western Australia's WAMAwards nominations have been announced with Tame Impala and Troye Sivan obvious inclusions for 2016.

Green Day is on a major roll with the 'Revolution Radio' album set for a number one debut this week in the USA.

The true spirit of Motorhead always burnt bright whilst they were on tour, taking audiences by storm with a live show hewn from the very fabric of rock n roll. In fact, after four decades of full throttle activity, Motorhead were still playing sold-out gigs around the globe.

Bondi Beachfest for 2016 has been cancelled.

A cassette by Prince has set a new record as the most expensive cassette sold on Discogs.

Melbourne’s Kingswood is preparing for a follow-up to their debut ‘Microscopic Wars’ with a new song ‘Creepin’.

Depeche Mode will release their first new album in three years, Spirit, sometime in early spring 2017 and will announced tour dates for next summer in Europe (North and South America will be announced later).

Rock legend Rod Stewart has officially become a 'Sir' after receiving a knighthood from Prince William on Tuesday.

Aimee Mann is the second artist to contribute a song at 30days30songs.com about American fool Donald Trump.

The BMI last night honoured internationally-celebrated songwriter Sting as BMI Icon at the 2016 BMI London Awards.

Rapper Drake has scrapped the remaining dates on his Summer Sixteen tour to fully recover from an ankle injury.

Leonard Cohen has a new album coming out on October 21 called You Want it Darker which seems like a self-fulfilling prophecy when you hear what the singer/songwriter has to say about his immediate future.

A major fire in Beavertown, PA has destroyed an old church that was purchased with the intention of making it a memorial dedicated to the late Monkee Davy Jones.

Green Day star Billie Joe Armstrong spent nine months studying acting with writer/director Lee Kirk for his first movie lead.

Jon Bon Jovi chooses not to live in “phoney” Hollywood and makes his home in New York instead.

Out On The Weekend has revealed stage times for this weekend's music festival at Williamstown in Victoria.

Elvis Presley will grace theatres and arenas across Australia when his voice will be heard in concert in 2017.