Mick Jagger’s four solo albums have been remastered for a vinyl release in December.

Black Eyed Peas rapper will.i.am could face legal action after publicly vilifying a Qantas flight attendant.

Sir Elton John wrapped up the 2019 leg of his American ‘Farewell Yellow Brick Road’ tour in Uniondale, New York on Saturday. Next stop … Perth Australia.

Icehouse will headline Duane McDonald’s new music festival Crowd Surf at Bribie Island in May 2020.

Kanye West is plotting to build a massive amphitheatre on his ranch in Wyoming.

Sharon Osbourne lashed out at music blogger Bob Lefsetz over his coverage of husband Ozzy Osbourne's latest single and career.

Big Machine Label Group bosses were reportedly forced to shut their offices down early on Friday, after Taylor Swift claimed executives blocked her from performing her old hits on TV.

Jason Derulo has weighed in on the polarised response to his upcoming movie, Cats.

Harry Styles joked that a One Direction could be on the cards.

In 1985 American jazz fusion musician Pat Metheny collaborated with David Bowie for the mind-blowing theme to ‘The Falcon and the Snowman’, ‘This Is Not America’.

Check out the new Ronnie Wood video for ‘Mad Lad’. He obviously liked The Rolling Stones ‘Ride ‘Em On Down’ so much that he has done his own version.

It's been over two years since a country artist has taken out the top spot on the ARIA Albums Chart, but this week Luke Combs sees his second album "What You See is What You Get" debut at the summit in Australia this week.

Setting new records in Oz and around the world this week is Tones and I with her "Dance Monkey" track, now claiming a record-breaking 16 weeks at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart.

With Kate Ceberano, Steve Kilbey and Sean Sennett’s ‘The Dangerous Age’ album given a 31 January 2020 release date, the track ‘All Tied Up’ has been dropped as a preview.

Rob Thomas is sold on his 10-year support act Taj Farrant. “You guys are about to meet an alien” Rob gushed as he introduced Taj during his sell out concert in Sydney this week.

2019 saw the release of Sebadoh’s first studio album in six year and ninth in 30 years. For 2020 they are planning an Australian tour.

Spotify has a new Timothy B. Schmit song titled ‘The Good Fight’ online this week. It features Sheryl Crow and apart from that, there is bugger all info about it.

Bruce Springsteen has released a live recording of ‘Radio Nowhere’ from his 2014 Hunter Valley performance in New South Wales, New York Serenade from Brisbane and Loose Ends from Auckland, all from the 2014 Australian and New Zealand tour.

Don McLean was in Las Vegas this week for his induction into the Las Vegas Hall of Fame.

Tool Australian dates have been revealed for a February 2020 tour of Australia and New Zealand.

Paul Kelly has recorded a brand new song with Kasey Chambers and they’ve made a charming video to go along with ‘When We’re Both Old & Mad’.

Major new titles coming this week from: Celine Dion, Madeon, Lil’ Peep, Bruce Springsteen (live), David Bowie, Winston Surfshirt, Ronnie Wood, Milky Chance, Lady Antebellum, Fall Out Bog (GH2), Tory Lanez (mixtape), Paul Kelly (GH2), Westlife and the ‘Frozen 2’ soundtrack.

Kiss have cancelled the Australian leg of the End of the Road tour.

Konstantin Kersting, who knob-twiddled Tones and I’s ‘Dance Monkey’ all the way to number one, has produced the new song for The Rubens ‘Live In Life’.

14 more Australian acts have been added to the SXSW showcase roster for 2020 with nine out of 14 coming from Melbourne and once again demonstrating up a complete fuck up the New South Wales music industry has become under Premier Gladys.

Roger Waters is not short of an opinion and he will share his opinions at SXSW 2020.

Hunters & Collectors are well on the way to selling out all 26 shows on the upcoming Red Hot Summer tour for 2020.

Shannon Noll, Jason Singh, Andrew De Silva and Tim Watson have formed a somewhat of a supergroup to perform Heaven’s Greatest Hits live at Memo Music Hall on Friday night.

U2 played in Brisbane Tuesday 12 November, their first Australian show in nine years, and Michael Hutchence was remembered.

The Falls Festival has expanded its line-up for 2019/2020.