Radiohead will play a series of live shows later this year which, together with the festival dates already announced and a few more international festival dates to follow, will complete their touring schedule for 2016.

Jeff Beck and Buddy Guy will co-headline a tour this summer.

Joe Jackson emerged in the late 70’s, along with Elvis Costello, Ian Dury and Graham Parker as British singer songwriters who had the talent, the tenacity and gall to sing about real life with wonderful lyrics and tuneful songs that still stand up gloriously today.

Iron Maiden’s private tour jet Ed Force One has been grounded after an accident at Chile.

Madonna replaced her Molly Meldrum “love fest” with ‘Fever’ at her second Melbourne show last night.

Sydney act Cosmo’s Midnight is a last minute no-show for SXSW in Texas next week due to via issues.

When you are the person setting the benchmark then everyone has to rise to your standards. At 57 years old, Madonna is the greatest pop star on the planet. The ‘Rebel Heart’ show in Melbourne was precision pop perfection.

Janet Jackson postponed several European tour dates because poor ticket sales meant she was "about to badly flop", according to reports.

Madonna gave her fans a unique experience with an addicts-only show at Melbourne’s Forum Theatre on Thursday night … well Friday morning by showtime.

After a couple of years on his "Out There Tour", Paul McCartney has decided to retool and relaunch on the road with his new "One on One" product.

Carole King will perform her classic album ‘Tapestry’ for the very first time in July.

Pop star Janet Jackson has postponed dates on her European tour three weeks before it was due to start.

Major Lazer - the collaborative project of Diplo, Walshy Fire and Jillionaire - performed Sunday, March 6 to an estimated 400,000 fans at Tribuna José Martí in front of the U.S. Embassy in Havana, Cuba.

Henry Rollins Australian dates will be a return to the talk circuit for the one-time Black Flag singer.

The Production Company line-up for 2016 has been revealed with a revival of the Dusty Springfield bio-musical ‘Dusty’ making its long overdue return.

AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson has been told to stop touring immediately of risk permanent deafness bringing AC/DC to an immediate halt.

Bob Dylan will release his 37th studio album, Fallen Angels, on May 20 and, to promote the new set, has announced a new list of tour dates.

Bugle Boys will return to Melbourne for a Melbourne Comedy Festival run this month.

Melbourne’s Tinpan Orange will “lap the map’ from April as their fifth album ‘Love Is A Dog’ is released.

Kasey Chambers has been announced to headline the Gympie Muster for 2016.

Leo Sayer and Lulu will team up for the first time for an Australian tour in June.

After postponing the Australian tour last week L7 will make good the dates for October.

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis will tour Australia and New Zealand in August.

Max Merritt will be slipping away to Melbourne in July and Samantha Sang will be showing some emotion when The Go Show returns for 2016.

Country legend Loretta Lynn will launch her new album ‘Full Circle’ at SXSW in Austin on March 17.

Nikki Sixx is not taking any time off after the year-plus Motley Crue farewell tour. He has just announced a new album with his group Sixx:A.M. and a nationwide tour.

Amanda Pelman has put together some amazing talent including Tim Rogers, Steve Kilbey, Deborah Conway and Adalita with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra to pay tribute to David Bowie in May.

The legendary Leon Russell will perform at SXSW 2016 in Austin, Texas.

Tom Petty has reformed his original band Mudcrutch for shows and a new album for 2016.

In the wake of the passing of Glenn Frey and the possible end to the Eagles as an entity, Joe Walsh has decided to go out on the road with special guest Bad Company.