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UK comedian Michael McIntyre will return to Australia in October two years after his last visit.

Coldplay will head back to Australia and New Zealand in December for stadium dates as part of the A Head Full of Dreams tour.

Richard Clapton will return to Sydney’s State Theatre in August to present the 8th annual Richard Clapton Songbook concert.

Internationally acclaimed Australian violinist will return home to Melbourne to perform at The Forum.

The String of Pearls Big Band Orchestra will return to Australia following sell-out shows in 2011 and 2013.

Russell Morris has performed a showcase gig in Nashville serving up a selection of his blues trilogy for the fine folk of Razor & Tie.

Shawn Mendes will perform his first and only Australian show in Sydney in November.

Barbra Streisand will bring her legendary live performances to 9 cities in the USA in August.

Australia’s cream of comedy will gather for the fundraiser Gala For Gilbo for their colleague Russell Gilbert is has suffered a series of misfortune in recent years.

Empire Touring’s Pure Gold Live format is a bonafide hit with real music fans who appreciate longevity in an artist and their songs.

Baby Animals debut album is heading towards its 25th anniversary in September and will be expanded for the celebration.

Regurgitator and Ross Wilson will be joined by Kram from Spiderbait, The Sugarcanes, Total Giovanni, Rhys Muldoon and Loose Tooth for the Reclink Community Cup in Melbourne in June.

Loverboy have released a brand new song ‘Hurtin’ ahead of upcoming live dates with Rick Springfield.

Three former members of Yes, Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman and Trevor Rabin, have formed the new group Anderson, Rabin and Wakeman (ARW).

The newest production of cult classic Little Shop of Horrors had Melbourne cheering, gasping, laughing and crying when it opened at the Comedy Theatre.

Russell Morris ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’ is once again the number one blues album in Australia.

The Jazz Bell Awards nominee shortlist is here with Barney McAll up for four of the seven awards.

Australian 70s pop rock Supernaut have reformed for shows in Sydney and Melbourne in June.

When Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band played their second and last show at Brooklyn's Barclay Center on April 25, everyone thought it was a farewell to The River Tour for North America.

Iron Maiden didn’t rise globally until their third album ‘The Number of the Beast’ in 1982 so it is highly unlikely that they were inspiration for Rob Reiner’s 1984 mockumentary on metal Spinal Tap. But they would be perfect for a sequel.

Twenty One Pilots will return to Australia and New Zealand in March 2017 for their first arena shows.

The Cure will now play in Perth and Adelaide on their upcoming Australian tour.

The story behind Jimmy Barnes’ new album ‘Soul Searchin’ will be told as part of an hour-long documentary to screen on the 9 Network in June.

Wollongong’s WIN Entertainment Centre played host to one of the largest touring events to play Australia in recent years, Solid Gold Live.

AC/DC have played their first show with Axl Rose since the sudden departure of Brian Johnson in Lisbon.

For only the second time this year an act occupies both the singles and albums No.1 spots this week, and that honor goes to Canadian rapper Drake, whose fourth album “Views” lands at the top, plus his new albums second single “One Dance” jumps up four places to take the summit on the ARIA Singles Chart this week.

It was a massive week in music news with Red Hot Chili Peppers and Radiohead both releasing new music. Hear the new songs this week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have reactivated with a brand new song 'Dark Necessities', the title of their new album and the first of their world tour dates.

Flume is set for the rest of 2016. When he starts his tour in New Zealand in July, he will head around the world.