Major new titles coming this week from: Jessie J, Shawn Mendes, Snow Patrol, Chvrches, Xavier Rudd, Biffy Clyro (live), Judith Owen, A$AP Rocky, Spock's Beard and Davisson Brothers Band.

Items from the estate of Leon Russell will go on sale this week.

Paul Kelly, Mark Seymour, Deborah Conway, Vika & Linda Bull and Ross Wilson alongside Dave Larkin, Davey Lane, Benny Walker and Clare Bowditch with support from members of the legendary RockWiz band Pete Luscombe and Clio Renner with Dan Kelly and Bill McDonald and the night hosted by Brian Nankervis will perform for the Mirabel 20th Anniversary concert.

The Rolling Stones Exhibit (Exhibitionism), delivered by DHL, the band’s first ever major exhibition, today announced that due to popular demand, it is extending its successful run at the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum (401 Gay Street) in downtown Nashville, Tenn.

ABC USA is airing a special The Last Days of Michael Jackson Thursday (24 May).

Avicii's family are planning a private funeral for the tragic DJ.

Former Oasis star Liam Gallagher paid tribute to the music fans killed in the 2017 bomb attack at the Manchester Arena during his opening set at the Rolling Stones show in London on Tuesday night (22May18).

Celine Dion returned to the Las Vegas stage on Tuesday night (May 22) for the first time since undergoing surgery to fix an inner ear issue.

Rocker Trent Reznor has reportedly chastised a fan for criticising the length of Nine Inch Nails' new six-song album.

“Ruby Tuesday,” The Rolling Stones' 1967 smash hit, has a newly created lyric video being released by ABKCO Music & Records in conjunction with the group’s 2018 European Tour. The video features a rhythmic presentation of the song’s lyrics coupled with a dazzling 1960’s-style floral motif.

“What would Jimmy Barnes know about punk? Cold Chisel weren't punk”. And so goes a very funny scene from the Comedy Central show These New South Whales.

Good Charlotte will release their next album on their label MDDN to be distributed via BMG.

The Flaming Lips have compiled 52 tracks into their ‘Greatest Hits, Vol. 1’ compilation.

The Rolling Stones have continued to resurrect songs in the No Filter setlist with the 1976 Black and Blue classic ‘Fool To Cry’ getting a run for the first time since 1999.

Will Smith is returning to music by lending his rap vocals to the official song of the 2018 soccer World Cup.

Beyonce is the proud owner of a church in New Orleans.

Foo Fighters star Dave Grohl is getting serious about his barbecue skills after judging a cooking contest in Memphis, Tennessee over the weekend.

Kenny Wayne Shephard will play a few Australian dates in October.

Father John Misty has released a song honouring himself in ‘Mr Tillman’.

Burton Cummings is currently recovering in Los Angeles after being involved in a serious car crash.

The Oral Cancer Foundation has a new relationship with eight-time Grammy winner, Emmy winner, humanitarian, singer, songwriter and producer, Ziggy Marley.

Mark Gable has recorded a bluegrass version of his Choirboys rock classic ‘Run To Paradise’.

Ed Sheeran has slammed the use of one of his songs in an anti-abortion campaign.

It's been a huge week for the sale at auction of guitars previously owned by major artists. An electric guitar owned by George Harrison sold for $430,000.

Ne-Yo is a totally "new artist" after taking a two-year break from the music business.

Rapper Meek Mill has dropped out of attending a prison reform summit at the White House on Friday.

Taylor Swift has surprised her fans by performing a duet with her "best friend" Selena Gomez.

Rudolf Schenker was 16 years old when he formed his band Scorpions in Germany. When they tour Australia for the first time in November he will be 70. It is the only job he has ever had.

The Seekers ‘The Legendary Television Specials’ DVD has given the iconic Australian band their first number one in 50 years.

The sixth studio album for UK indie-rock act The Arctic Monkeys titled "Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino" debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart and becomes their third No.1 album in Australia, the set also taking the crown in their home country of England.