A Day To Remember will return to Australia in December for dates with Of Mice & Men.

Tex Perkins will present his Johnny Cash tribute show, based on Cash’s recorded performances from the Folsom and San Quentin prisons in the 60s in the US, in decommissioned prisons throughout Australia.

Don Henley performed a few Eagles songs, a lot of solo one, a Tears for Fears cover but very little from his latest album 'Cass County' when he opened for Carole King last weekend in London.

Massive Attack are back. Making a rare live appearance at the British Summer Time festival in the grounds of Hyde Park London, their eagerly anticipated 2016 set went down a storm amongst the crowd in the capital.

The Drones will celebrate Bakehouse Studio’s 25th anniversary on July 16 as part of the Leaps and Bounds Festival.

Based on recent comments, Friday night may have been the last show on U.S. soil for Paul Simon.

Sydney boy band In Stereo will cruise shopping malls across Australia these school holidays.

David Gilmour dug deep into his catalog on Saturday night in Wroclaw, Poland and pulled out the track One of These Days.

As Mental As Anything approaches the benchmark 40th anniversary Greedy Smith joins Noise11 at iHeartRadio to talk new and old.

Any music fan is fully aware that Coldplay never fail to disappoint a crowd of thousands. The band were met with relentless rainfall within Wembley, yet Chris Martian (lead) vowed to make the performance the best they had ever done; regardless of the battle of the elements.

For someone with the calibre of Lionel Richie, playing the Eden Project is comparable to the upstairs room of a pub compared to the usual crowds he commands. And we are all looking forward to being treated to a cross section of his back catalogue on this his 'All The Hits' tour.

The SXSW music conference has opened artist submissions for showcases for 2017.

Jeff Duff will perform his acclaimed ‘Ziggy – The Songs of David Bowie’ at Hope Estate Winery with the Australian Symphony Orchestra.

Melanie Martinez will return to Australia and New Zealand in August after touring earlier this year with Adam Lambert.

Panic At The Disco recently recorded a cover of Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody’ for the new movie ‘Suicide Squad’.

Heath Franklin’s alter-ego Chopper will visit regional Victoria to spread the word of uniting Australia and New Zealand into the nation Anzakistan.

case/lang/veirs, the dynamic trio featuring Neko Case, kd lang and Laura Veirs have played their first live shows and a few old favs made the setlist.

Broadway’s hit musical ‘You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown’ has come to Melbourne for the school holidays and its good, clean family fun.

A Mental As Anything show is always a treat for Australian music fans.

Leo Sayer and Lulu together simply works as a show. Individually their hits are staggering. Combined they are mind-blowing.

Taste tell the stories behind the new album ‘Life On Earth’ this week at Noise11 iHeartRadio.

'Kylie On Stage', a major new exhibition from Kylie Minogue’s concert tours, is set to open at Arts Centre Melbourne in late September 2016.

For the last two years, Sting has been on the road with Paul Simon in a show that mixed the music of the two artists over the course of an evening.

Graham Nash is once again expanding his tour in support of his latest album This Path Tonight.

BigSound has revealed its first artist announcement for 2016.

Alexisonfire will headline Unify in Gippsland, Victoria in January 2017.

The Cat Empire will headline yet another new music festival The Please Garden in Melbourne in December.

Farm Aid, the annual charity concert for the family farmer started by Willie Nelson in the 80's, will bring its 2016 edition to Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, VA on September 17.

Nominees for the 16th Helpmann Awards, honouring live performance in Australia, were announced on Monday night.

When Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow took the stage Friday night at Germany's Monsters of Rock Festival, it was the first time he had played straight rock music in nineteen years.