Spice Girls songwriter Biff Stannard is trying to convince them to release more unheard tracks.

Tom Petty ‘Fault Lines’ is the latest chapter in the slow burn of releases leading up to Marty Stuart’s ‘Songs I Sing In The Dark’ album.

Moby took nearly the entire 90s from the time he wrote his classic ‘Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad’ to releasing it.

The opening line on Jackson Browne’s new album ‘Downhill from Everywhere’ is “I’m still looking for something”. They are interesting first line from his first album in seven years for the now 72 year old musician.

The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach’s latest production comes from Colorado band The Velveteers.

When Sir Peter Jackson was given access to The Beatles’ ‘Get Back’ sessions and returned to New Zealand to reboot ‘Let It Be’ he had no idea that the project would take more time to make than his epic ‘Lord of the Rings’ movies.

Dave Grohl has turned the Bee Gees into the Dee Gees with an album of covers ‘Hail Satin’ coming July 17.

Diplo's postgame concert at the home of the Baltimore Orioles has been cancelled due to new sexual allegations against him.

Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds has been developing a multiplayer PC game he hopes will be ready by the end of the year.

The Chemical Brothers will find returning to the stage “emotional”.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs is working on new music.

Khalid will perform his new single, New Normal, during Virgin Galactic's Unity 22 Spaceflight launch on Sunday.

Barack Obama's summer playlist features songs by Drake, Bruno Mars, Bob Dylan, and SZA.

Justin Bieber tripled up in Las Vegas over the weekend, performing three shows in two days.

Shirley Manson gets "crazy" whenever she thinks about the time she spent $5,000 on a pair of leather boots.

Australian radio and television presenter Jonathan Coleman is being remembered as one of the nicest and most genuine people to work in the entertainment industry. Jonathan succumbed to a four year battle with prostate cancer on Saturday (10 July 2021) at age 65.

It's been two years and one month since Jimmy Barnes hit No.1 in Australia, and this week his 19th studio album "Flesh and Blood" becomes his 13th chart topping set locally.

Pete Townshend isn’t sure if there'll be another album by The Who because of the “old fashioned way that they work”.

Actor/singer Dennis Quaid is living out his childhood dreams after landing a collaboration with country duo The Bellamy Brothers.

Gunpowder & Sky (69: The Saga of Danny Hernandez, Lil Peep: Everybody’s Everything), a fast-growing indie studio, along with JAM Inc., managers of the Jim Morrison Estate, and Jeff Pollack, announced today that together with the Jim Morrison estate, they will bring the poetry and artistry of The Doors’ frontman to life in a new documentary.

Billie Eilish says it was "fun" stepping out of her "comfort zone" on her latest single, 'NDA'.

With the demise of Spandau Ballet and Nick Mason off the road with ‘Saucerful of Secrets’, Gary Kemp has been at work on his first solo record in 25 years.

Tex Perkins has gone a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll for his new album with The Fat Rubber Band.

The previously unreleased George Harrison song ‘Cosmic Empire’ has been reissued ahead of the 50th Anniversary edition of ‘All Things Must Pass’, coming in August.

AC/DC’s iconic singer Bon Scott would have turned 75 today.

Jimmy Barnes ‘Flesh and Blood’ is the number one album in Australia and Jimmy wants to thank Michael Gudinski for the success.

A rarity for R.E.M. titled ‘Stand Still’ slipped through this week.

DJ Claptone has summonsed Seal and Barry Manilow for some help on his third album ‘Closer’.

Shane Nicholson has previewed his next album ‘Living In Colour’ with another song digging into his past ‘And You Will Have Your Way’.

Melbourne’s Darlinghurst will launch their debut album at the Gympie Music Music in August.