Soundwave continues to roll out its line-up one name at a time and todays announcement is … (drum roll please) … Lordi.

Roger Daltrey is down for the count with a virus forcing the Who to postpone the first four dates of their fall North American tour along with their appearance at the iHeart Radio Festival in Las Vegas.

For those who haven’t had a chance to attend a concert at the BBC Radio Theatre, the venue looks cosy and is quite small, allowing a tiny crowd of just about a 100 people. It made this concert even more intimate, more emotional.

Mumford & Sons, Ellie Goulding, Carrie Underwood, Lion Babe, NAO and Jack Garratt join Apple Music Festival.

Northlane is the latest act to be announced for Soundwave 2016.

Eight more acts including The Audreys and Skipping Girl Vinegar have been added to the Australian World Music Expo (AWME) line-up in Melbourne for November.

The AFL Grand Final in Melbourne has yet again turned its back on Australian talent instead opting for the safer, vanilla sounds of Bryan Adams, Ellie Goulding and Chris Isaak.

Motorhead have been forced to cancel two more shows, putting the running tally at five, due to Lemmy Kilmister's altitude sickness...or at least that is what we are being told.

If you take out the two main spokes in a wheel, you would rightfully expect the wheel to collapse. Not so with the Jacksons.

Boy George finds happiness an interesting challenge.

Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood and Kenney Jones have played their reunion show in London 40 years after their last public performance.

Pink supposedly felt the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards were just plain 'gross'.

Hermitude will bring along Kilter to play on their Sydney and Melbourne shows and The Meeting Tree for Sydney and Chiefs for Melbourne.

Black Sabbath have announced a farewell tour with Australian and New Zealand dates locked in for April 2016.

Refused are the fourth act added to Soundwave.

Simply Red will return to Australia for dates in February 2016.

Take That, The Chemical Brothers, The Weeknd, James Bay and Leon Bridges join Apple Music Festival line-up.

Janet Jackson opened her Unbreakable World Tour on Monday night at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC with a hits heavy set of 32 songs.

Live performances in Australia in 2014 have contributed $1.51 billion to the economy, a study by Live Performance Australia (LPA) has found.

Don Henley gave his first live preview of his upcoming album, Cass County, in an 18-song show at the Moody Theater in Austin, TX, a performance that was taped for a future edition of Austin City Limits.

Maroon 5 will release ‘Singles’, a best of album, ahead of their Australian tour later this month.

Reading and Leeds 2015 saw over 150,000 festival fans revel in an unforgettable weekend of music, including headline acts Mumford & Sons, Metallica and The Libertines, plus hundreds of performances from artists, bands, comedians and DJs.

‘Bugle Boys A Salute To The Andrews Sisters’ is the latest show by writer and director John Livings.

The music of Tim Wheatley is a pleasant reminder that quality once stood for something in the music industry.

Adam Brand, Drew McAlister, Travis Collins, Matt Cornell and Mike Carr are Australia’s first fully-fledged country supergroup.

Comedy star Dawn French will bring her ’30 Million Minutes’ biography to the Australian stage in January.

The new production of The Sound of Music will start in Melbourne on May 13, 2016.

Elton John will return to the venue he used to always play in Sydney before the Entertainment Centre was built … the Hordern Pavilion.

Paul Kelly and Kingswood have been announced as performers for The Age Music Victoria 10th Anniversary Hall of Fame concert in November.

Cold Chisel have premiered the video for ‘Lost’, the first single from the upcoming album ‘The Perfect Crime’.