Tony Bennett's daughters, Johanna and Antonia Bennett, have filed a new lawsuit against their older brother, Danny Bennett.

Comedian Jimmy Carr is coming back to Australia in 2026 and his first announcement for the tour includes 21 dates.

80s pop star and former Kajagoogoo singer Limahl has returned with his first new music in years, a cover of the America classic ‘A Horse With No Name’.

The Beatles Anthology is expected to be the major project for the band for 2025 following the announcement that the book ‘The Beatles Anthology’ will be republished in October.

LeAnn Rimes is coming back to Australia for what will be her first tour in 22 years and only second ever Aussie tour.

Zac Brown Band, John Williamson, Kasey Chambers and Troy Cassar-Daley after a few of the names announced for the first round of Deni Ute Muster artists for 2025.

Zac Brown Band will return to Australia in October for dates in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane as well as the Deni Ute Muster in Deniliquin.

Will Smith called Jay Z for advice before returning to the music industry and his wise words inspired the new album's name.

A New York judge has dismissed one of the many sexual assault lawsuits against Sean 'Diddy' Combs.

Bluesman Robert Randolph will release his seventh album ‘Preacher Kids’ in June and has the song ‘Sinner’ for us to hear now.

REO Speedwagon have announced a one-off show in June without singer and founding member Kevin Cronin and Cronin is mighty pissed about it.

The Who have played have played their first shows for 2025. The two shows at the Royal Albert Hall in London were for the Teenage Cancer Trust. Roger Daltrey is a patron of the charity.

Twisted Sister are the latest artists to cash out to a corporation.

The Dua Lipa Australian tour has concluded with Dua Lipa paying tribute to eight Australian artists across the five Melbourne and three Sydney shows.

Ricky Martin will tour Australia for the fifth time and he is bringing Rita Ora back for her third tour.

The Corrs delivered a spellbinding performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall, revisiting the venue that played a pivotal role in launching their career. The Irish pop-rock icons took to the stage in support of the Teenage Cancer Trust, an event that continues to bring together some of the biggest names in music and entertainment to raise vital funds for young people with cancer.

Bob Dylan has resumed live concerts for 2025 with the first show on 25 March 2025 in Tulsa.

Zayn Malik was forced to cancel his Mexico concert after coming down with severe food poisoning.

Amy Pascal and David Heyman have been named Producers of the next James Bond movie.

Anticipation for The Fray certainly exceeded expectations with shows selling so fast that second shows have already been announced for Sydney and Melbourne.

David Bowie’s childhood home in Bromley in Greater London is up for sale.

Icelandic techno duo Kiasmos will perform at Illuminate Adelaide on 18 July.

A rare Beatles recording featuring the band’s audition for Decca Records has surfaced in Vancouver.

Dog Trumpet have brand new music for 2025, their first since 2022, with the Reg Mombassa penned ‘Live Forever’.

A two-part documentary about the life and work of Billy Joel will be released later this year.

Johnny Mathis has announced his retirement from the stage after a seven-decade career, due to "age and memory issues".

The 'ABBA Voyage' setlist is to change for the first time in the show's history.

Sublime are back in the recording studio and working on their first new record since the mid-1990s.

Ed Sheeran has revealed the title of his next album. Sheeran confirmed that his upcoming album is called Play and is based on an idea he had when he was 18.

The Tote is one of the last standing bastions of seminal music venues replete with the distinctive stench of decades of musos and punters’ blood, sweat and tears seeped into the carpet and walls.