The Official Charts Company, the organization that tracks music sales in Great Britain, has updated their list of the biggest selling albums of all-time in the U.K.

Tex Perkins will present his Johnny Cash tribute show, based on Cash’s recorded performances from the Folsom and San Quentin prisons in the 60s in the US, in decommissioned prisons throughout Australia.

Tim Alexander, the drummer for Primus, has suffered his second heart attack in three years.

A galaxy of stars joined music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins at the O2 Silver Clef Awards at Grosvenor House Hotel in London, to celebrate some of the biggest artists in music.

Madonna celebrated Independence Day by promoting "female empowerment" for women around the world.

Don Henley performed a few Eagles songs, a lot of solo one, a Tears for Fears cover but very little from his latest album 'Cass County' when he opened for Carole King last weekend in London.

Jennifer Lopez has joined forces with Broadway star Lin-Manuel Miranda for a new song to benefit the victims of the Orlando nightclub massacre.

Harry Styles' new solo record deal is rumoured to be worth $80 million (£50 million).

Massive Attack are back. Making a rare live appearance at the British Summer Time festival in the grounds of Hyde Park London, their eagerly anticipated 2016 set went down a storm amongst the crowd in the capital.

A galaxy of stars joined music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins at the O2 Silver Clef Awards at Grosvenor House Hotel in London, to celebrate some of the biggest artists in music.

Paul Dainty, founder of one of Australia’s biggest concert touring companies Dainty Group, has sold his company to TEG creating the new corporation TEG-Dainty.

The Drones will celebrate Bakehouse Studio’s 25th anniversary on July 16 as part of the Leaps and Bounds Festival.

Redgum founder John Schumann has responded to an ignorant article by Murdoch hack Miranda Devine over her warped portrayal of what was indeed an honourable moment.

Bluesfest will take all 2017 off sale next week until the first round of artists is announced.

Based on recent comments, Friday night may have been the last show on U.S. soil for Paul Simon.

Applications are now open for Good Music Neighbours - a matched funding program for sound management in Victorian live music venues.

Authorities are reportedly investigating two doctors in an effort to find out how Prince was prescribed the powerful opiates that eventually led to his death.

Day three at British Summer Time Hyde Park has been spectacular! Headlining the Sunday lineup was the legendary Carole King.

Zika virus fears have prompted Rihanna to scrap her performance at Lollapalooza Colombia.

Singer Katy Perry has made digital history after having amassed the most Twitter followers ever.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers continue the multi-week run at the top with their sixth No.1 album here "The Getaway", which holds its debut position from last week on the ARIA Albums Chart.

Drake holds for a seventh broken week at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart this week with his track "One Dance", which is also spending a seventh week at the top in the US and now 12th week in the UK (a new record for this century over there).

The combination of French producer Kungs with Australia’s Cookin’ On 3 Burners has most Australia’s checking Shazam this week to find out about the track ‘This Girl’.

Blink-182 ‘California’ is currently Australia’s fastest selling album with just one day of sales tallied.

The Veronicas have taken over the Australian singles chart this week with ‘In My Blood’ becoming their third number one Australian single.

The O2 Silver Clef Awards was held at Grosvenor House Hotel in London, to celebrate some of the biggest artists in music.

James Taylor brought his current summer tour to Chicago's Wrigley Field on Thursday night with special guest Jackson Browne.

Sydney boy band In Stereo will cruise shopping malls across Australia these school holidays.

The directors of Guvera, the Australian streaming service that came spectacularly crashing down after raising $185 million from investors but only generating $1.2 million in revenue, are preparing for their first creditors meeting in Sydney next Thursday.

In September of 1961, Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Carl Wilson and Dennis Wilson stepped up to a microphone together for the first time at the home of Hite and Dorinda Morgan to demo the Beach Boys’ first three songs.