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.

Peter Andre's first album in six years is to feature a companion track to his mega-hit 'Mysterious Girl'.

Brian May believes Freddie Mercury would still be playing with Queen if he were here today.

Mariah Carey has agreed a settlement with a former assistant she accused of blackmail.

50 Cent is working on a new hip-hop competition show, titled Unrapped.

Geri Horner has recalled buying her Spice Girls bandmates a gold ring each like the one on the 'Spice' album cover.

The Full Tilt Festival in Adelaide and Sydney has been rescheduled.

Here is a new video from The Offspring just because it rocks. ‘This Is Not Utopia’ is simply 2 minutes and 40 seconds of The Offspring sounding like what The Offspring used to sound like.

Pseudo Echo have had to change their upcoming ‘1990 The Lost Album Demos’ tour dates outside of Victoria into 2022 because of Covid restrictions.

Jakob Dylan will release his first album with The Wallflowers in almost a decade this week. ‘Exit Wounds’ comes nine years after 2012’s ‘Glad All Over’.

Sarah Blasko is preparing to finally get her 10th anniversary ‘As Day Follows Night’ tour underway, slightly delayed because of her Seeker Lover Keeper 2019 tour followed by the birth of her second child … oh, and something called a pandemic.

Courtney Barnett will release her third album (not counting the Kurt Vile one) and it will be called ‘Things Take Time, Take Time’.

The Kid Laroi, Baker Boy and Sycco lead the 2021 National Indigenous Music Awards nominations.

New Zealand powerhouse Shihad will release their 10th album ‘Old Gods’ in August.

Olivia Rodrigo cements her status as the year’s biggest breakthrough star as she claims the UK’s biggest song and album of 2021 so far.

Diplo has been hit with another sex assault lawsuit from a woman who claims he coerced her into performing oral sex – and recorded it.

Britney Spears's co-conservator, Jodi Montgomery, has requested round-the-clock security after receiving death threats following the latest hearing in the popstar's personal saga.