Justin Bieber is taking a career hiatus so he can work through some "deep-rooted issues" and become a better husband and future father.

Wendy Matthews is looking forward to performing the songs of Bob Dylan because the words spoke about “common sense life”.

John Farnham’s Red Hot Summer return has been greeting with thunderous applause after the Australian superstar was forced to cancel a series of shows prior to this tour.

The Amity Affliction will tour their ‘Fest’ with Underøath, Crossfaith and Pagan in September but it is only for Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.

Ariana Grande's "thank u, next" album logs a fifth week atop the ARIA Albums Chart to now become this years longest running No.1 album (so far).

The Jonas Brothers comeback single "Sucker" holds for a second week atop the ARIA Singles Chart this week.

‘Muriel’s Wedding The Musical’ is destined to be a global hit. This all-Australian production, based on the book by PJ Hogan, directed by Simon Phillips and with new music from Kate Miller-Heidke & Kier Nuttal, will be a great fit for Broadway or the West End one day. Right now, Melbourne is privileged to host the Australian premiere of the national tour of Muriel’s Wedding The Musical.

Lewis Capaldi’s Someone You Loved holds on for a fourth week at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart after his biggest week of streams so far.

Congratulations to Jack Savoretti, whose new album Singing to Strangers debuts at Number 1 on this week’s Official Albums Chart.

Legend John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival joined legend Billy Joel at the legendary Madison Square Garden this week.

“Is this the real life, is this just fantasy.” That is Queen’s famous opening line in the song ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’. As it turned out, Queen’s biopic was mostly just fantasy but Mötley Crüe’s ‘The Dirt’ gets in mostly right.

Kevin Parker has released his latest Tame Impala track ‘Patience’.

Melbourne hip hop artist Mantra and 1200 Techniques’ DJ Peril were on hand for the unveiling of the Australian Music Vault’s newest exhibition honouring the history of Australian Hip-Hop.

The Living End will perform in London as special guests of Stray Cats in June.

Major new titles coming this week from: Van Morrison, Motley Crue, Bonnie Tyler, Robin Trower, Dean Lewis, Rich the Kid, Yungblud, Dan Sultan, Avey Tare, The Angels, Megadeth, Ladytron, The Green, Daggy Man, Lambchop and the new So Fresh for Autumn.

Motley Crue’s soundtrack to their biopic ‘The Dirt’ is out this week and so is the movie.

Russell Morris has been announced as an Ambassador for Record Store Day Australia 2019.

Mavis Staples next album ‘We Get By’ was produced by Ben Harper.

There will be a third edition of the cult classic Bill & Ted movies. Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter have landed in 2019 to announce Bill & Ted 3 is on the way.

After nearly two decades in Sydney, Live Performance Australia, the producers of The Helpmanns, have announced the event will take place at Arts Centre Melbourne for the first time.

Embattled singer R. Kelly is set to request permission to travel to the United Arab Emirates to honour previously-scheduled concert commitments in Dubai.

Woodstock co-founder and co-producer Michael Lang has issued a personal statement welcoming Australian legend Brian Cadd to the 2019 Woodstock 50 Music and Arts Fair.

The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus will be screened in cinemas across the USA on April 1.

Jimmie Vaughan has gone back to the studio to put down his first album since 2011. ‘Baby, Please Come Home’ is a “celebration of the blues”.

Keith Richards has a new video for the track ‘Big Town Playboy’, one of the extras on the 30th-anniversary edition of ‘Talk Is Cheap’.

In 2014, Sammy Hagar has reached out to a few of his famous friends to form Sammy Hagar & The Circle.

The Cure have been in the studio working on their first album in over a decade.

Jen Mize and Mark Sholtez will perform songs from their cowboy tribute ‘Twilight on the Trail’ at Melbourne’s Spotted Mallard in Brunswick on 29 March.

The Woodstock 50 line-up has been unveiled with acts spanning from the original Woodstock 50 years ago to some of today’s biggest stars.

Let’s face it. Ariana Grande is to music what Reese Peanut Butter Cups are to food but Ariana sells a lot of tickets (and Reese sell a lot of Peanut Butter Cups).