Government-owned venues in Victoria are still selling concert tickets for shows scheduled after July 1 despite a very clear message from the Premier and the Chief Medical Officer suggesting it will be a long, long time before the music industry is allowed to return to normal.

Liam Gallagher is pissed off at this brother Noel for making an unreleased Oasis song available to all.

Michael Gudinski’s Mushroom Group has partnered with the Victorian Government to launch a new streaming entertainment service called Victoria Together.

Sam Smith's new album will explore their "queerness".

Keith Urban says he has been struggling to cope amid the global health crisis, as staying indoors as part of the new social distancing guidelines has meant his “artistic confidence” has been stifled.

The Backstreet Boys have postponed the Australia/New Zealand leg of their DNA World Tour until next year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

James Reyne will perform a rare (these days) live show for Coopers Live Loud & Local on May 2.

Record Store Day will now happen on Saturday August 29, Saturday September 26 and Saturday October 24.

Eminem fans have a chance to walk in Marshall Mathers’ shoe. The rapper is auctioning off a pair of his Jordan 4 Retro Eminem Carhartt sneakers to the World Health Organisation’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

Australian rapper, writer, hip hop artist and actor Briggs has been revealed as the host of the 2020 virtual APRA Awards.

The Beatles have issued a third Yellow Submarine colouring in book for your isolation fun.

Oasis have released the previously unreleased song ‘Don’t Stop’.

The heavy metal group's drummer has revealed he and his bandmates - James Hetfield, Robert Trujillo and Kirk Hammett - have been discussing "how we can just be a band again" post-lockdown and he also teased that if they are still stuck at home in six months' time, they are bound to make their first record since 2016's 'Hardwired... to Self-Destruct'.

Avril Lavigne once reached out to fellow Canadian popstar Justin Bieber over his battle with Lyme disease.

Lizzo turned 32 on Monday (27.04.20), and to celebrate the special occasion, fellow singer Beyonce took the time to send her a congratulatory message, whilst also raising awareness for the current coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus outbreak has forced rockers Linkin Park to press pause on the band's first new material since the death of frontman Chester Bennington.

Eminem isn't struggling to adjust to the coronavirus lockdown because fame has had him "quarantined" for years.

Lewis Capaldi and Niall Horan have become good friends and they've been using their time at home due to the coronavirus pandemic to catch up on video conferencing app Zoom while laying down some ideas for new songs.

When the proposed Victorian Lockdown Laws were initially proposed it was the live music sector that was hit first and hit the hardest.

James Reyne has downed tools for his first studio album in eight years ‘Toon Town Lullaby’.

Neil Young has announced another archive called ‘Road of Plenty’ and Charley Drayton is the bass player on the record.

Pet Shop Boys have a lyric video for the new (and timely) ‘I Don’t Wanna’.

The Badloves have a video for ‘Soulbrothertruckin’song’, their first new song in 20 years.

Paloma Faith, Nick Cave, and Johnny Marr are among the stars who have put their names to a letter calling on the U.K. government to bail out arts organisations amid the Covid-19 crisis.

Dave Faulkner has reunited his 1970’s Perth punk band The Victims AND there is new music.

Lennon Stella has a new video for her song ‘Older Than I Am’ from her upcoming debut album ‘Three Two One’.

An album of rarities from The Seekers will be released in May.

Country superstars Miranda Lambert, Thomas Rhett, and Florida Georgia Line are set to salute essential workers in a new TV special.

Justin Bieber, Avril Lavigne, and Michael Buble were among the stars teaming up on Sunday for a virtual sing-along to Bill Withers classic Lean on Me for Canada's coronavirus relief fundraiser.

There have been some wild and crazy home videos going online since the Coronavirus impacted but none crazier than watching Meryl Streep, Christine Baranski and Audra McDonald singing together in their dressing gowns.