Lloyd Cole will return to Australia for his Rattlesnakes to Guessworks 2019 tour and spend December playing around the country.

Noel Gallagher at the Isle of Wight Festival: “I’d rather eat my own shit than watch him murder his songs.”

Mark Ronson plans to one day donate a handwritten sheet of lyrics by Amy Winehouse to museum officials at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Justin Timberlake has shown his support for his wife Jessica Biel, after she was heavily criticised for her vaccination stance.

Rapper 21 Savage has gifted officials at the Southern Poverty Law Center $25,000 (£19,900) after helping him work through his immigration issues earlier this year (19).

Adele got drunk and partied with the Spice Girls backstage after their final reunion show in London on Saturday night (15Jun19).

Tex Perkins will once again don the Johnny Cash uniform to become The Man In Black for shows nationally.

Anthony Scaramucci, the White House advisor who lasted just 10 days before he was fired, has launched a Twitter war with E Street Band guitarist Nils Lofgren and now Nils is trending.

Richard Clapton will continue his party that never ends with his 12th annual Past Hits and Previews show at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre.

The new Sheryl Crow song from her upcoming album Threads is a duet with Joe Walsh.

Billie Eilish returns to the No.1 Albums spot with her debut set "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" for an overall fifth week at top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

It's an eighth week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart for "Old Town Road (I Got Horses in the Back) for rapper Lil' Nas X and country singer Billy Ray Cyrus.

Taylor Swift performed a surprise set at New York gay bar Stonewall Inn on Friday night (14 June).

Madonna was questionably the greatest pop act of the 80s. She was certainly the most successful. She was a Bugatti on a racetrack in top gear, no-one could touch her. On ‘Madame X’ she sounds like a broken-down Ford Fiesta lost on a dirt road to Vegas.

Memo Music Hall has a special event this Sunday with John Thorn is joined by Lindsay Field of the John Farnham Band and Emily Taheny from Mad As Hell for Looking for Lawson.

When David Roy Williams toured Steve Hackett in Australia in 2017 Steve vowed to return after a series of successful Genesis Revisited shows.

Liam Gallagher has a new album ‘Why Me? Why Not.’ on the way in September and he has just dropped the first song from the album ‘Shockwave’.

U2 have confirmed details of their Singapore show. The Joshua Tree Tour 2019 will reach Singapore's National Stadium on Saturday 30 November.

Lady Gaga plans to roll out her Born This Way Foundation's teen mental health programme in schools across the United States.

Elton John has brought this Farewell Yellow Brick Road shows to 32 in Australia, 38 counting the New Zealand dates.

Ariana Grande reportedly struggled to get through her set when she performed in ex-boyfriend Mac Miller's hometown on Wednesday.

Madonna tried everything to persuade rising Spanish singer Rosalia to perform at her 60th birthday celebration before giving up.

Adam Lambert's cameo in Bohemian Rhapsody was Queen's idea.

Major new titles coming this week from: Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Baroness, ZZ Top (GH), Carole King (Live), The Aints!, Amber Lawrence, X Ambassadors, Bastille, Noel Gallagher & the High Flying Birds (EP), Hayden James and the new 'Childs Play' S'track.

Spod has directed the new DZ Deathrays video ‘In-To-It’ with help from Alexander Orlando Smith.

Dale Ryder is back with his old band Boom Crash Opera.

Shannon Bourne will perform what will be a very special show with Sarah Carroll, the partner of Chris Wilson, at Memo Music Hall on Friday night.

Music legend Dr. John is set to serve up a posthumous treat for fans after making sure he completed one last album before his passing.

Adam Lambert has "learned a lot" from his time on the road with Queen.

Britney Spears' father has moved forward with plans to extend the singer's conservatorship outside the state of California by filing documents in their native Louisiana.