Phil Rudd is the long-time drummer of the legendary AC/DC, only missing three albums during his 10-year lay-off from 1983-1993.

Canadian balladeer Adam Cohen finds peace with father Leonard, and his own fatherhood, making for his most profound album yet.

HARTS is the real deal. The Melbourne based singer songwriter producer has the personal endorsement of Prince. Prince said “he reminds me of how I was at that age”.

The first episode of Absolutely Fabulous aired in 1992.

In 2013 Tegan & Sara scored their biggest hit ever with their 7th album ‘Hearthrob’. The album debuted at no. 3 in the USA.

British soul singer Michael Kiwanuka is talked about in the same sentence as Bill Withers and Otis Redding.

At the age of 22 Tom Odell is one of England’s up and coming singer songwriters.

There is a lot of history in Taste. When Ken Murdoch, Joey Amenta, Michael Tortoni formed Taste with Virgil Donati in the 70s Queen was new, Countdown was just starting and breaking internationally was near impossible for an Aussie band.

Steven Wilson tells us he has released over 50 albums via his different music platforms and at gigs someone is bound to have them all and want them all signed.

Grouplove are two albums deep into the career now with the latest album ‘Spreading Rumours’ generating their second hit record in Australia and a top 30 album in the USA.

When Quincy Jones decided to remake his classic ‘You Don’t Own Me’, first recorded by Lesley Gore, he chose young Australia singer Grace Sewell to help modernise the standard 50 years on.

As lead singer of Culture Club Boy George defined a sound of the 80s with the combination of R&B, pop and reggae.

Iva Davies, the pop genius behind Australian legends Icehouse, goes track-by-track through every single they ever released.

Dave Stewart has been referred to as The Mad Scientist of Music.

Palace Of The King is good old fashioned rock.

Jon Stevens has a lot of story to tell.

The Rock Show, starring Jon English, is a tribute to the 60s and 70s with music from The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Jimi Hendrix, The Kinks, Elton John, Queen and more.

Former AC/DC and master raconteur Mark Evans talks about his time in the legendary band and his new book Dirty Deeds.

Bob Spencer is one of Australia's most enduring guitarists having played with Finch, Skyhooks and The Angels.

'Immortalized', the sixth album for Disturbed, has given the band its fifth number one album in a row in the USA.

In the 1960’s, Dusty Springfield took the world by storm with her unique, sensual soul singing and a score of hits including I Only Want To Be With You, Wishin’ and Hopin’, The Look of Love, You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, I Just Don’t Know What to Do With Myself and Son of a Preacher Man.

The Production Company line-up for 2016 has been revealed with three shows 'Funny Girl', 'Curtains' and 'Dusty' to be performed this season.

In the 80s Moving Pictures had a relatively short but high impact career.

When Russell Morris released 'Sharkmouth' in 2013 he delivered his biggest album of his near 50 year career.

Jamie Lawson is that new generation of old breed of singer songwriter, the storyteller musician who connects to take the listener through the journey of a song as the story unfolds from verse to verse.

Jack and Pat Pierce have rewritten the book as to how to have a music career at a time when near no-one is buying music.

Ben Lee has succeeded in the different business that is music on his own terms.

Australian member of Parliament Tony Burke has spoken up in Parliament to place the threat of the live music industry in Australia clearly in the Australian government's agenda.

The Beach Boys will tour Australia in November for Bluehawk Presents.

Joan Baez is one of the most important social commentators in music. Her work through music as an activist has spread the work to millions about injustices on the planet.