Henry Rollins Australian dates will be a return to the talk circuit for the one-time Black Flag singer.

The Production Company line-up for 2016 has been revealed with a revival of the Dusty Springfield bio-musical ‘Dusty’ making its long overdue return.

Ross Hannaford, the guitarist for legendary Australian band Daddy Cool, has lost his battle with cancer at age 65.

AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson has been told to stop touring immediately of risk permanent deafness bringing AC/DC to an immediate halt.

It has been confirmed that Morrissey, 56, has been asked to run for Mayor of London with the singer “seriously considering” the political post.

Former Skid Row frontman Sebastian Bach has pushed out the release date for his new book and announced a North American tour.

Bob Dylan will release his 37th studio album, Fallen Angels, on May 20 and, to promote the new set, has announced a new list of tour dates.

Bugle Boys will return to Melbourne for a Melbourne Comedy Festival run this month.

Melbourne’s Tinpan Orange will “lap the map’ from April as their fifth album ‘Love Is A Dog’ is released.

Jimi Hendrix first compilation ‘Smash Hits’ will be reissued on vinyl with an alternate cover.

Reports are emerging that Lana Rae Meisner, the wife of former Eagles member Randy Meisner, was shot in the head and killed in the couple's home in Los Angeles.

It has not been confirmed what Daisy Ridley, Star Wars' Rey, was doing with Barbra Streisand in a recording studio, but Billboard has suggested that they recorded together.

Singer India.Arie has continued to voice her disapproval of Zoe Saldana portraying late jazz star Nina Simone.

Graham Nash has told a Dutch magazine that, most likely, Crosby, Stills and Nash are done.

Hatebreed drummer Nicholas Papantoniou has been found guilty of felony murder, criminal possession of a firearm and first-degree burglary and could face a 90-year prison sentence.

With the album released at the end of the month the track listing for Zayn's highly anticipated debut Mind of Mine has been announced.

GANGajang’s new song ‘Circle In The Sand’ marks the first a band has been permitted to film on the sacred ground of Uluru.

An emotional Kesha fought back tears as she was honoured at the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Awards on Saturday.

Kasey Chambers has been announced to headline the Gympie Muster for 2016.

Leo Sayer and Lulu will team up for the first time for an Australian tour in June.

After postponing the Australian tour last week L7 will make good the dates for October.

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis will tour Australia and New Zealand in August.

Music producer Zedd is committed to making good on his offer to work with struggling pop star Kesha.

Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris are apparently buying their first home together.

Lady Gaga will flex her acting skills once again in the new season of American Horror Story.

The 1975’s new album ‘I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it’ has gone straight to no.1 on the UK Official Albums Chart.

Columbia/Legacy will reissue the Dixie Chicks classic four studio albums, Wide Open Spaces (1998), Fly (1999), Home (2002) and Taking The Long Way (2006), newly remastered and pressed on high resolution 150-gram 12" vinyl, on Friday, April 15.

Acclaimed producer/singer-songwriter GRIMES fronts the campaign for the new Stella McCartney fragrance, POP.

Adele’s public supports for Kesha sends a message to other female artists, it's been claimed.

Max Merritt will be slipping away to Melbourne in July and Samantha Sang will be showing some emotion when The Go Show returns for 2016.