Village People co-founder Victor Willis thinks comedian Trevor Noah should step down as host of the 2022 Grammy Awards because of his comments about Kanye West.

Soft Cell and Pet Shop Boys have teamed up for their first ever song together. ‘Purple Zone’ even has a video.

Charli XCX could Crash (quite literally) into her first-ever UK Number 1 album this week.

Beyoncé is reportedly in talks with Oscars producers to perform at the event.

Pearl Jam have started work on a new album alongside Justin Bieber's producer Andrew Watt.

Ed Sheeran learned Spanish for a batch of new songs with Latin superstar J Balvin.

Dave Grohl is releasing a metal record as the fictional band Dream Widow.

The Hard-Ons first national tour with Tim Rogers on vocals has stalled with one of the band members testing positive to Covid.

Def Leppard’s next album ‘Diamond Star Halos’ has an interesting guest, Bluegrass-Country singer Alison Krauss in on two tracks on the Def Leppard album.

The first two albums by The Who, ‘My Generation’ (1965) and ‘A Quick One’ (1966) will be reissued as Half-Speed Masters in May.

The Australian Film and Sound Archive in Canberra has restored the original video for ‘I Am Woman’ by Helen Reddy as part of Woman’s History Month.

Danny Elfman has reconstructed his ‘Big Mess’ track ‘Native Intelligence’ with help from Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails.

Billy Sheehan’s name has been associated with David Lee Roth, Steve Vai and Mr Big. He has had four solo albums as well as his full-time band Talas.

Weezer will release four E.P.’s across four seasons with the first starting now for the North American springtime.

Daddy Yankee is retiring from music. Daddy Yankee says he will hang up his microphone after three decades and eight studio albums following the release of his final tour and LP, 'Legendaddy', on March 24.

Dolly Parton is to headline a film adaptation of Run, Rose, Run.

Duane McDonald’s Red Hot Summer Festival was Australia’s biggest live music event over the weekend pulling a crowd of over 15,000 in Ballarat on Saturday (19 March 2022).

An American In Paris at The State Theatre in Melbourne has bought a touch of Broadway to Australia. The stars of the show, Robert Fairchild as Jerry Mulligan and Leanne Cope as Lise Dassin, were the stars of the original Broadway production in 2015.

Muse frontman Matt Bellamy joins Zane Lowe live in the studio on Apple Music 1 to discuss the band’s new song “Compliance” and forthcoming album ‘Will of the People'.

Lizzo has reached a settlement over the songwriting credits for 'Truth Hurts'.

Beck is re-recording some of his old hits.

Kanye West has been barred from performing at the 2022 Grammy Awards due to "concerning online behaviour".

Royal Blood have released the new song 'Honeybrains', ahead of their UK arena tour.

Will Butler has quit Arcade Fire.Butler has announced he has decided to end his 18-year tenure with the Canadian indie rock band - completed by his brother Win and his wife Regine Chassagne, Richard Reed Parry, Tim Kingsbury and Jeremy Gara - for no particular reason other than he feels their direction has "changed" somewhat.

The Wiggles land their first No.1 Album in Australia this week as their double album compilation and covers album "ReWiggled" debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

Timothy B. Schmit has previewed his next solo album ‘Day By Day’ with the song ‘Simple Man’.

Dolly Parton has been awarded the Grulke Prize as the Career Artist of the Year at SXSW 2022.

Muse's forthcoming album is informed by "the increasing uncertainty and instability in the world."

Keith Richards has promised new music from the Rolling Stones.

Rex Orange County scores his first-ever UK Number 1 album with Who Cares?, beating off tough competition from Swedish rockers Ghost.