Considered the holy grail of all Beatles albums, the only known factory sealed White Album Marked 0000001 hits the block today for New Jersey auction house Gotta Have Rock and Roll.

Country legend Joy McKean has been announced as the recipient of the Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music for 2021.

Christina Aguilera has promised fans another Spanish album is in the works, confessing it's "about 20 years overdue".

Oingo Boingo founder Danny Elfman is about to release ‘Big Mess’, his first solo album in 37 years.

The family of Earl Simmons (aka DMX) have been forced to speak publicly to dispel rumours circulating about the late rapper.

The new song for Melbourne’s Vaudeville Smash ‘I Like Video Games’ has a distinct Nile Rodgers feel to it.

Previously unreleased video of John Lennon and Yoko Ono performing a homemade early edition of ‘Give Peace A Chance’ from the Sheraton Oceanus Hotel in the Bahamas has been released days ahead of the expanded ‘John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band’ box set.

John Butler is heading back on the road for his first post-pandemic national tour in May. The tour will kick off in Newcastle on May 19.

Mick Jagger has released a surprised new duet with Dave Grohl. ‘Eazy Sleazy’ popped out of nowhere today and it sticks the needle right into the arm of anti-vaxxers.

Lil Nas X has uploaded the video of his chart-topping hit Montero (Call Me By Your Name) to PornHub after learning it is no longer available on a handful of top streaming sites.

Brian Johnson is set to release the memoir, 'The Lives of Brian'.

Madonna has challenged an Instagram commenter to spend a day living her life before suggesting the Material Girl has no right to talk about gun control.

Lady Gaga has recalled being in "desperate pain" making 2013's ‘Artpop’, and thanked fans for "celebrating" the record by campaigning for Volume II.

Synth-pop pioneers Soft Cell's first album in two decades is "a lot more worldly-wise".

Boom Crash Opera are Australia’s latest band to reactivate following the pandemic shutdown. Boom Crash Opera will head out on their ‘Kick It Out Live’ 2021 Australia tour starting May 7 in Albury.

Steve Wonder has called for police reform after yet another black man was murdered by police Minneapolis Police, just 10 miles where George Floyd was murdered in 2020.

The Who have reunited with Heinz five decades after their iconic 'The Who Sell Out' album artwork, which featured frontman Roger Daltrey sitting in a bath full of Heinz Beanz.

george will reform for shows in Brisbane to mark the 20th anniversary of their ‘Polyserena’ album.

Megadeth are just hours away from finishing their new album.

The Libertines have announced the 'Giddy Up A Ding-Dong Tour’.

DMX is likely to be honoured by his hometown of Yonkers as the city considers ways to celebrate the achievements of the deceased rapper.

DJ Khaled's new album is “98 per cent done.” He is gearing up to release his 12th studio album, 'Khaled Khaled', which takes its name from his real moniker, Khaled Mohamed Khaled.

Janet Jackson's wedding dress from her 1991 marriage to dancer Rene Elizondo Jr. is going up for auction next month alongside a bunch of her personal possessions.

Rapper Macklemore is preparing to welcome his third child this summer.

Paula Abdul is returning to American Idol to sub for sick judge Luke Bryan. The country singer will miss the talent contest's first live show of the season after contracting Covid-19.

Duane McDonald’s 2021 Red Hot Summer series is defying the naysayers and, to quote Wayne’s World “if you book them, they will come”.

The Libertines have teased an announcement.

Cher is talking up a potential 'Mamma Mia 3'.

Missy Elliott, Ludacris, and Chance the Rapper are leading the tributes to tragic hip-hop legend DMX following his death on Friday.

Queen have been "trying things out" in the studio with Adam Lambert.