The Leaps and Bounds Bus Tour, Bruce Milne’s trek around Melbourne visiting the birth sites of Australian music, has a few celebs coming along for the ride this year.

Mi-Sex have made their new song ‘My Sex Your Sex’ exclusive to stream at Noise11.com.

Sara Storer has been added to the Gympie Muster Muster in August along with a dozen plus other artists joining the bill.

Deni Ute Muster have announced Bush Poets and a number of local acts will join the festival this year but they will also add camels.

Pop star Kesha has warned fans to "weed out" untrustworthy acquaintances "before they bite".

Kim Wilde and Howard Jones will head back to Australia as a touring team.

The annual Brewtality Festival is on again for Sydney and Melbourne with 55 acts lined up for August.

Triple J’s Unearthed has opened the fifth National Indigenous Music Awards given unsigned and indie Indigenous acts the chance to perform at the 2016 NIMAs.

Adele stopped her show in Verona, Italy this week to tell a fan to stop filming.

Models will head out on a series of shows for east coast Australia starting September.

Coldplay will put almost 100,000 more tickets on sale in Sydney and Melbourne with second stadium shows added to both cities.

Rapper Snoop Dogg is urging fans to join him in boycotting the new Roots remake, insisting he is "sick" of all the slave dramas.

Marshall "Rock" Jones, the bass player for the Ohio Untouchables who became the Ohio Players, died on Friday in Houston after battling cancer. He was 75.

DJ Calvin Harris has returned to his native U.K. as he continues to recover from a car accident in Beverly Hills, California.

The Official Keith Emerson Tribute Concert was held at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles on Saturday night with a host of artists saluting the keyboardist who took his own life on March 11.

Paul McCartney’s Nineteen Hundred and Eight Five’ is finally an A-side 42 years after it first appeared on a single.

Paul Dempsey has premiered the video for ‘Idiot Orange’ the current song from his new album ‘Strange Loop’.

In 1966 after seven relatively unsuccessful albums on Capitol and Atlantic Brazilian bandleader Sergio Mendes auditioned for Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss’ new label A&M.

Mi-Sex will release a new album ‘Not From Here’, the band’s first album since 1983, this year.

Peter Garrett has released his second song from his upcoming solo debut and announced live dates to go with it.

If all numbers hold, three veteran artists could be making top ten debuts on the Billboard 200 chart.

Marc Anthony is being sued by a former employee who claims he lost a finger while working on the singer's yacht.

There was something special watching Daryl Braithwaite perform his no 1 hit ‘The Horses’ 25 years after it reached the top of the Australian chart. Then again, the APIA Good Times tour delivers lots of special moments.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have dropped a second song, the title track 'The Getaway' from the upcoming album.

Country music legend Dolly Parton has mastered life on the road.

The third studio album for US singer Ariana Grande becomes her second consecutive No.1 album here, as “Dangerous Woman” this week takes the lead on the ARIA Albums Chart (and the UK also).

Still atop the chart podium pirouetting away for a fourth week is Drake and his “One Dance”, which is back at the top in the USA and spending a seventh week at the summit in the UK this week.

Tim Wheatley is focusing attention for his latest album ‘Cast of Yesterday’ onto the track ’78 Benz’.

Ranga rockstar Ed Sheeran has become the new “Wally” as a Sydney tabloid goes into a frenzy spotting Sheeran all over New South Wales.

Peter Tork and Micky Dolenz are still touring The Monkees almost 50 years since their very first concert.