Former Matchbox Twenty rhythm guitarist has delayed his new Podcast show and instead has composed a tribute to murdered American George Floyd.

Sammy Hagar has delivered an iso-version of his Van Halen classic ‘Right Now’ almost 30 years after the first release of the song.

QMusic will deliver $3,000 grants, on behalf of the Queensland Government and Arts Queensland to musicians and music industry workers as part of the stART Grant Program.

Lady Gaga's "Chromatica" remains the No.1 selling album in Australia for a second week, also scoring a second week in England and it debuts at the top in both The U.S.A. and Canada.

Penny Lane road signs in Liverpool, UK have been vandalized following unsubstantiated claims that the Penny in Penny Lane is 1700’s slave trader James Penny.

Paul McCartney has released details of his next archival release, the ‘Flaming Pie’ expanded edition box set.

Leo Sayer has been working on a new album while in isolation. As part of the creative process he has produced a stunning song with an essential message about the current world situation called ‘How Did We Get Here’.

Blues singer Lady A has challenged the stars of Lady Antebellum to rethink their name change, because she's not about to give up her moniker.

Taylor Swift has urged Tennessee officials to remove two statues of racist historical figures in the state.

Pink is making a donation to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) in order to be "part of the solution" to racial injustice.

Aaron Carter is engaged to girlfriend Melanie Martin.

Melbourne singer/songwriter Michael Burrows has covered the George Harrison and Bob Dylan song ‘If Not For You’ for the teachers.

Windang’s Hockey Dad have broken loose in Wollongong and will head to the Bulli Showground on July 31 and August 1.

Garth Brooks is taking the Drive-in concert to the next level. Brooks has announced he will perform a Summer Drive-in show streamed to hundreds of drive-ins on 27 June.

In the United States, Van Halen were massive. In Australia, not so much. But it should have been the other way around. Van Halen took off in Australia stronger than in America.

The new rule for attending music festivals has been adjusted to now allow 25% attendance at outdoor venues of up to 40,000 capacity.

Debra Byrne and Dion Hirini will perform to an audience of none from Memo Music Hall this Sunday.

Tim Wheatley is back with his first new music since 2017’s Pillar To Post’. ‘Lying Low’ is described as a deeply personal song about isolation.

James Reyne’s video for ‘Toon Town Lullaby’ was shot inside Melbourne’s historic Palais Theatre.

Lady Antebellum have changed their name to Lady A in response to the #BlackLivesMatter protests.

AC/DC had their first Top 20 hit in Australia with ‘Baby Please Don’t Go’ in 1975. They have clocked up 18 Top 40 hits to date in Australia. What about America? You’d think they would have had a similar amount of hits in the USA, right? Wrong!

The Grammy Awards definitions have changed for 2021 making ‘Urban’, ‘Latin’ and ‘New Artist’ a grey area and making a mockery of its categories.

Liam Gallagher’s MTV Unplugged from Hull City Hall in Kingston Upon Hull, UK will be released on June 12.

Australia’s Human Nature have announced that their 11-year run in Las Vegas will close due to the impact of COVID-19.

Paul Kelly has spent 40 days in isolation recording a batch of new songs he has put together for a surprise new album ’40 Days’.

Iggy Azalea has finally confirmed she is a first-time mum.

R&B star Ne-Yo choked back tears as he delivered an emotional performance at the funeral of George Floyd in Houston, Texas on Tuesday.

Taylor Swift is urging her fans to vote for state leaders who promise to address racial inequality and police brutality in November.

A movie musical based on Lionel Richie's greatest hits is reportedly in the works and no, they are not calling it The Lion(el) King.

Ice-T has praised long-running show Law & Order for always trying to be "fair" in its depiction of African-Americans.