Gurrumul has cancelled his upcoming dates including his headline appearance at the St Kilda Festival due to health issues.

Jon Stevens, Kate Ceberano, Daryl Braithwaite and John Paul Young will star in the 2016 edition of the APIA Good Times tour.

Davey Lane of You Am I, Darren Middleton of Powderfinger and Mark Wilson of Jet have become the artists also known as Antipodean Rock Collective but don’t look for this supergroup in arenas.

Iva Davies paid a subtle tribute to David Bowie at his A Day On The Green concert on Saturday.

The Rolling Stones will be back on tour next week spending February and March in South America.

David Bowie producer Tony Visconti will deliver the keynote address at the SXSW music conference in Austin in March.

Brian Wilson, along with fellow Beach Boys Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin, will tour the world in 2016 for the 50th anniversary of Pet Sounds.

After releases covering their time on the Brunswick, Reaction and Track labels, the Who will bring their career spanning singles box sets series to a close with Volume 4: The Polydor Singles 1975-2015.

Jeff Duff, Steve Balbi and Brydon Stace will get back together for ‘Ziggy The Songs of David Bowie’ in June.

Three years ago Duane McDonald thought up this crazy idea of giving Australian music fans a great day out. Who would have thought that such a crazy idea would be a hit? Three years on, the Red Hot Summer tour is one of Australia’s most popular live events.

Noiseworks will return to active duty in 2016 with their first album since 1991 completed and songs now being roadtested.

Bruce Springsteen’s concert tonight at Madison Square Garden in New York City has been cancelled because of the weather.

Black Sabbath have started ‘The End’ world tour and for fans at the show, brand new music is available at the merch stand.

The Jezabels have cancelled their upcoming world tour because keyboard player Heather Shannon has to undergo further treatment for Ovarian Cancer.

After last week’s David Bowie news, the music world was stunned by the death of Eagles founder Glenn Frey this week as well as Mott The Hoople’s Dale Griffin.

In 1987, Factory Records released the album Substance by New Order. Officially titled Substance 1987, the album compiled all of the band's hits in their 12-inch versions plus each single's b-side on a two-CD set. The album went to number 3 in the U.K. and 36 in the U.S., eventually gaining platinum status in both countries.

Darius Rucker will take his Good For a Good Time tour across the U.S. this summer.

The lineup for this year's Bonnaroo Festival was announced late Tuesday night.

Melbourne jazz musician and entrepreneur Albert Dadon will launch his new venue Bird’s Basement named after Charlie ‘Bird’ Parker.

James Taylor is coming off one of the best years of his career with his album Before This World hitting the top of the Albums chart for the first time in his career.

Splendour In The Grass will happen again in July and the dates have been finalised.

The Legion Festival, the crowd-funded event curated by drummer John Sankey in the aftermath of Soundwave, has released the following statement advising of changes to the event.

Voting is now open for APRA members to vote for the APRA Song of the Year.

Martika, Berlin, Limahl Of Kajagoogoo, Paul Lekakis, Katrina (Ex Katrina & The Waves), Men Without Hats & Stacey Q as well as Australia’s Wa Wa Nee And Real Life will tour together for the Totally 80s show in March.

Boy & Bear have released a video for ‘Limit of Love’.

Ryan Keen will return to Australia as special guest for the Jamie Lawson tour.

Bruce Springsteen has paid tribute to David Bowie on the opening night of 'The River' tour in Pittsburgh.

Adele and James Bay will lead the way at the 2016 BRIT Awards after landing four nominations apiece.

Flume has released 'Never Be Like You' featuring Kai, the first single from his upcoming 'Skin' album.

Diana Ross has been trickling dates out for 2016 instead of announcing a major tour with six new dates added this week.