The Who have an impressive list of opening acts for the 2025 North American farewell tour.

A new Soundgarden album featuring late frontman Chris Cornell could see the light of day.

Zak Starkey has claimed The Who asked him to "lie" about his exit from the band.

The baby man felon has set his sights on Beyoncé and Bruce Springsteen and accused them of an election "scam".

Kanye West has had his upcoming concert in South Korea cancelled.

The Cat Empire have a stack of shows coming up for August and September with special guests Little Quirks.

Bono has teased U2's new album "sounds like future".

Elton John has slammed Britain's Labour government for its approach to artificial intelligence (AI) and copyright law.

Dave Navarro has revealed that there is "no chance" Jane's Addiction will ever reunite following an onstage confrontation that abruptly ended the band.

America’s biggest baby president is now targeting Arcade Fire who he says has a “very sad name” and that they are “not good music”.

Richard Marx has gifted Paul Stanley of Kiss the John Farnham classic ‘Whispering Jack’.

Rock legend Bruce Springsteen has remained outspoken about America’s baby man felon president. At his second Manchester show on Friday night Bruce called the convicted felon an “unfit President”, dedicated ‘Rainmaker’ to “our dear leader” and introduced ‘Long Walk Home’ as “a prayer for my country”.

The Who’s drummer Zak Starkey has been fired from the band for a second time just weeks after being hired back after being fired the first time days before that.

The American Federation of Musicians has issued a statement following America’s Felon Baby President’s childish attacks on Bruce Springsteen and Taylor Swift.

Dave Grohl appears to be continuing to drive Foo Fighters off the rails, with his latest knee-jerk being a sudden decision to fire new drummer Josh Freese just two years into his tenure.

British comedian Matt Lucas was forced to withdraw from his performance in Les Misérables after Act One in Melbourne on Friday night.

Russell Crowe also directed a video for his duet with Italian superstar Zucchero. ‘Just Breathe’ is a cover of the Pearl Jam song they recorded together for Zucchero’s ‘Discover II’ album released in 2024.

Former Journey singer Steve Perry has teamed with country legend Willie Nelson for a new version of the 1983 Journey hit ‘Faithfully’.

Bob Dylan isn’t known for impromptu sets of late but at his show in Phoenix this week he threw together a totally unique setlist.

Sean Kinney of Alice In Chains has updated fans on the condition of his health after all shows in May were cancelled because of the drummer’s health scare.

Bono has premiered two songs from the upcoming Apple + doco ‘Bono: Stories of Surrender’.

Kid Rock’s restaurant in Nashville, called Kid Rock’s Big Ass Honky Tonk Rock N’ Roll Steakhouse, is reported to have sent home undocumented workers to avoid immigration raids.

Ben Lee has announced an Australian tour for September and October to mark the 20th anniversary of his fifth album ‘Awake Is The New Sleep’.

In 2005 Five Finger Death Punch formed in Las Vegas. There have been nine albums between 2007 and 2022.

The Les Misérables Arena World Tour started its trek around the world on 19 September 2024. This tour is going to everywhere with Europe before Australia and China and Japan afterwards. That’s a totally touring time of 14 months before extra dates are announced.

Oasis aren’t the only Manchester band on the way to Australia. The Lathums will tour Australia for the very first time in October.

Skyhooks’ guitarist Bob ‘Bongo’ Starkie has posted a video to his socials thanking everyone who has helped him with his leukemia battle.

The Living End have a video for their new song ‘Alfie’.

Bruce Springsteen has delivered a brutal takedown of trump ripping the corrupt maga leader a new arsehole on the opening night of his European tour in Manchester, UK.

The Lemonheads will release their first album in 20 years ‘Love Chant’ later in the year and tease us now with an all-star brand new song ‘Deep End’.