The Living End will release their first-ever live album*. The live recording were sourced from The Living End’s recent European tour.

ARIA will be changing its chart rules as of the end of this week (27 October 2018) to place a greater emphasis on paid subscription streaming.

The Prodigy will be back in Australia in 2019.

Hip hop mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs has pledged to donate $1 million (GBP770,000) to a network of charter schools in New York.

Dolly Parton was thrilled to finally meet Jennifer Aniston's dog, but didn't appreciate the actress barking orders at her.

Britney Spears has marked the 20th anniversary of her debut single ...Baby One More Time with a touching dedication to fans.

Steve Currie, best known for his work with Marc Bolan and T. Rex played on the very first Wreckless Eric album, bit only on one song.

Missy Higgins has released the song ‘Arrows’, a new that will be featured on her upcoming greatest hits record ‘The Special Ones – Best Of’.

Eagles Australian tour has expanded by two shows, once each for Melbourne and Brisbane.

Liz Phair will mark the 25th anniversary of her debut when she tours Australia for the first time in 2019.

UK soul legend PP Arnold will perform at extra show in Melbourne at the Nightcat in Fitzroy on 29 November.

Neil Young’s next project in the Archive series is ‘Songs For Judy’, a 1976 compilation of unreleased live performances.

Cher has expressed her outrage at the report that U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is considering implementing a policy which would eliminate the recognition of transgender individuals.

Canowindra’s most famous musician Gordi will tour Australia with Sam Smith in place of Paloma Faith.

Cut Copy, Dizzee Rascal and Melbourne punks Amyl & The Sniffers will be performing at some or all of the upcoming Falls Festivals.

Ozzy Osbourne "could have died" if he didn't undergo emergency surgery to treat a staph infection.

Lady Gaga is fighting for the top spot on this week's Official Singles Chart with Shallow - her Bradley Cooper collaboration from A Star Is Born.

Taylor Swift has donated $15,500 (GBP12,000) to a fan whose mum is in a coma.

Richard Ashcroft could take out his second UK Number 1 album this week.

Tom Petty has had a park named after him in Gainsville, Florida.

Jon Stevens will release a new song ‘Rain Down On Me’ with proceeds going the drought-stricken farmers.

Rüfüs Du Sol have upgraded to bigger shows for their 2019 national tour including a headline spot at the prestigious Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne.

The reformed Do Re Mi have added some sideshows on top of their By The C dates.

You Am I and Magic Dirt will play, Hoodoo Gurus are on and the reformed Do Re Mi have a By The C sideshow at Twilight at Taronga 2019.

Bananarama will be back in Australia in February.

Ariana Grande has encouraged her fans to vote in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections.

Keith Urban stunned a superfan fighting for her life on Thursday night by visiting her in hospital.

Paula Abdul is nursing a few bumps and a bruised ego after falling off the stage during a gig in Mississippi on Saturday night.

Paul Kelly sees his 24th studio album "Nature" become his second successive No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart this week.

Calling "Shotgun" at the No.1 spot again is George Ezra for a fifth straight week at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart.