In his BBC Radio 6 Music show on Sunday 3 December, Jarvis Cocker will be sharing with his listeners that this will be his final month presenting Sunday Service. From 7 January, Amy Lamé joins 6 Music bringing a brand new show to that slot (4-6pm).

Pop star Sia battled diarrhea as she embarked on a 13-hour road trip across Australia to perform for fans on Saturday after her flight was cancelled.

Taylor Swift surprised fans as she performed a duet with Ed Sheeran during her headline set at the Jingle Ball on Friday night (01Dec17).

Paul McCartney has performed his first show in Australia since 1993 in Perth.

Pink's "Beautiful Trauma" returns to the No.1 spot on the ARIA Albums Chart this week for a fifth overall week at the top in Australia.

"Havana" by Camila Cabello and Young Thug maintains its ARIA Singles Chart No.1 position for a third week, becoming the fourth longest run at the top for 2017.

Randy Travis was at Madam Tussauds Nashville this week for the unveiling of Randy Travis the wax statue.

Josh Homme - the lead singer founder of Queens of the Stone Age - treated music students at BIMM Dublin [The British and Irish Institute of Modern Music] to a Q&A they won’t forget, ahead of the band’s sell-out Dublin show at the 3Arena.

Kelly Clarkson's Los Angeles house was targeted by robbers on Wednesday night.

Three of Glen Campbell's children have been left out of the country icon's will.

Blake Shelton is fuming after Twitter followers turned on him following a brief meeting with U.S. politician Paul Ryan at his restaurant in Oklahoma.

Congratulations to Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, who land straight in at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart with their new album Who Built The Moon?.

Mariah Carey returned to the stage following her illness at a World AIDS Day concert in Los Angeles on Thursday.

Actress Olivia Munn has slammed embattled music mogul Russell Simmons as a "douchebag" for the way he responded to sexual assault allegations made by screenwriter Jenny Lumet.

Culture Club have kicked off their third Australian tour in just 18 months with Boy George slagging off Australia’s commercial radio stations during his first show in Melbourne.

Tom Bailey is treating Australian fans to their first concentrated dose of Thompson Twins hits for the first time in over 30 years.

Bette Midler has shared a piece from a 1991 interview with Barbara Walters where she claims talk show host Geraldo Rivera has drugged and groped her.

Hollywood actor and singer Jim Nabors has died at his home in Honolulu the age of 87.

Hip hop mogul Russell Simmons is stepping down from his companies amid fresh allegations of sexual misconduct.

k.d. lang is bringing her 25th Anniversary Tour for the album Ingenue to the U.S. for a series of dates in late February and March.

The Eagles have added seven dates to their itinerary for 2018, bringing the total number of shows to 19.

Radiohead have been nominated for possible induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility, but they aren't doing much to gain the favor of the voters.

Aaron Carter has been formally charged with driving under the influence following an arrest in Georgia earlier this year.

Major new titles coming this week from: U2, Van Morrison, The Rolling Stones, Miguel, Pitbull (GH), Chris Stapleton, Pete Tong, Andy Grammer, Neil Young + Promise of the Real and Roy Woods.

Will.i.am is convinced the only way The Black Eyed Peas will reunite is in virtual reality.

Melbourne’s The Flying Saucer Club will close as a venue after New Year’s Eve.

Boy George has been unveiled as the cover star of the new ‘Gay Times’ magazine as the publication undergoes its relaunch, thirty years after he first appeared on the cover.

Jardine, co-founder of the Beach Boys, will be playing a pair of dates in Minneapolis and Phoenix with his "A Postcard from California--From the Very First Song With a Founding Member of the Beach Boys" show.

Silverchair’s Daniel Johns is the voice of new What So Not song ‘Be OK Again’.

In today's "this is what we've come to" an editor from a right wing news site has tried to justify the alleged actions of Alabama candidate Roy Moore with a Ringo Starr song.