Melbourne singer songwriter Josh The Cat will play single launch shows for his new song ‘I’ll Remember You’ in Sydney and Melbourne in September.

Colin Hay will return to live performance duty in Australia in April around his Bluesfest appearance.

Madonna has been inspired by her son David to launch the first soccer academy in Malawi.

Nicki Minaj was forced to pull the plug on a collaboration with Drake for her new album Queen.

Kanye West joined forces with rap collaborator Kid Cudi on Thursday to stage a surprise show at a Los Angeles nightclub.

Fans have been invited to pay their final respects to Aretha Franklin at a two-day public viewing in her hometown of Detroit, Michigan later this month (Aug18).

Fifth Harmony's Dinah Jane has signed a solo record deal with L.A. Reid's Hitco label.

Eric Clapton has made a Christmas album and it will include a dedication to Avicii.

14 Backstreet Boys fans were injured in Oklahoma on Saturday when a storm knocked over entrance trusses before the group’s outdoor concert.

Daddy Cool’s legendary lead singer Ross Wilson made a special guest appearance at the launch of the book ‘Daddy Who?’ about his band Daddy Cool in Melbourne Sunday afternoon.

Deven Davis, the estranged wife of Korn singer Jonathan Davis, has been found dead at the age of 39.

Gil Matthews, Aztec Records founder and Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs drummer, has compiled an historical collection of Australian music chronicling every track ever recorded for Go!! Records from 1965 to 1967.

Stevie Wonder has given a heartfelt interview to ‘CBS This Morning’ saying that we need to celebrate the life of Aretha Franklin and continue her legacy through her music.

Aretha Franklin will be laid to rest on 31 August 2018 in her hometown of Detroit.

Neil Diamond’s iconic Hot August Night live album is about to go through its third instalment with ‘Hot August Night III’ to be released at the end of the month.

Def Leppard will release the box set ‘The CD Box Set: Volume One’ gathering their early albums ahead of their Australian tour.

Drake's current album "Scorpion" regains the top spot on the ARIA Albums chart this week logging a third overall week at the top and it also becomes the third album to return to the top spot this year.

The second Australian artist to score a No.1 song during 2018 is singer/songwriter Dean Lewis whose latest track "Be Alright" moves up one place to occupy the top spot on the ARIA Singles Chart this week.

Jack White played a show for the workers at the Tesla head office in Fremont, California on Friday night (17 August, 2018).

Disturbed have downed tools on their next album. ‘Evolution’ will be the eighth Disturbed album. The first taste is the song ‘Are You Ready’.

Aretha Franklin’s music has taken over the U.S. and Australian charts with the Queen of Soul owning the Top 5 positions in the iTunes singles chart today in America and 21 songs in the Top 100.

Barbra Streisand, Sir Paul McCartney, and Hugh Jackman are leading the tributes to Aretha Franklin following the news of her death.

Sir Elton John, Clive Davis, and Quincy Jones have shared their heartache over the loss of Aretha Franklin as the tributes to the Queen of Soul continue to pour in.

The Kinks have made available a previously unreleased song ‘Time Song’.

Former Journey frontman Steve Perry will release his first new music in 25 years with the album ‘Traces’.

New York City will be the next stop on the first global exhibition to be dedicated to The Velvet Underground.

The Jimmy Barnes ‘Working Class Boy’ documentary is not a rock documentary. Instead, ‘Working Class Boy’ is a true story about the struggle of a migrant family assimilating into Australia in the 1960s as told through the eyes of Jimmy Barnes.

Major new titles coming this week from: Human Nature, Status Quo, Baest, Death Cab for Cutie, Cole Swindell, Bugzy Malone, Ariana Grande, Animal Collective, Travis Collins, Boz Scaggs and three new Brent James compilations.

Avicii's father thanked his late son's fans for their "incomprehensible" support as he accepted an award on the DJ's behalf on Wednesday (15Aug18).

The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, has lost her eight-year battle with cancer at the age of 76.