The fourth studio album for Travis Scott titled "Utopia" debuts at #1 this week, becoming his second chart-topping album in Australia.

Russell Morris and Brian Cadd will perform a benefit show for their friend Barry O’Callaghan and they’ve brought some of their friends along to help.

Lizzo's former backup dancers have hit back after Lizzo broke her silence following the lawsuit they filed against her earlier this week.

Lizzo has issued a lengthy statement in response to an "outrageous" lawsuit filed by three of her former dancers earlier this week.

Celine Dion's older sister has shared an update on the singer's health following her recent diagnosis with Stiff-Person Syndrome (SPS).

Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and artist Stanley Donwood have announced an art exhibition in London this September.

The final song for The Beatles is definitely on the way. Penn Jillette of comedy duo Penn & Teller has heard the song and talked about it in his recent Podcast.

The Butterfly Effect will mark the 20th anniversary of the release of their debut album ‘Begins Here’ with an Australian tour in February.

Ms Lauryn Hill will perform shows in Sydney and Melbourne in October to mark the 25th anniversary of her solo album ‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill’.

Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park will head to Australia in September as a guest speaker for the BigSound music conference.

James Blunt announced his new album, 'Who We Used To Be', whilst "locked in a cupboard".

Metallica got charged hundreds of thousands of pounds for cushions destroyed by fans at Long Beach Arena.

Like father, like son, Thom Yorke’s son Noah has shared the track ‘Cerebral Key’ and the apple hasn’t fallen far from the tree.

Paul Rodgers, formerly of Free, formerly of Bad Company, formerly of The Firm (with Jimmy Page) and formerly of Queen + Paul Rodgers, has a new solo song ‘Take Love’.

Wilco have revealed details of the next album ‘Cousin’ and preview the album with the song ‘Evicted’.

Queen and Adam Lambert are returning to Japan in February 2024 for their first shows their since 2020.

Wolfgang Van Halen has debuted another video for the upcoming album ‘Mammoth II’ with ‘I’m Alright’ premiering today.

Melissa Vivianne Jefferson (aka Lizzo) is being sued by three of her former dancers over sexual harassment.

Harvest II has been announced for Adelaide with Jamiroquai (Australian exclusive), Beck (Australian exclusive), Paul Kelly, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Thelma Plum, Santigold, Sparks, Julia Jacklin, Bright Eyes, Flight Facilities (decade DJ set), Chet Faker, Chromeo, Ocean Alley, Vera Blue, Baker Boy, Ladyhawke, The Rolling Stones Revue (Ft. Adalita, Tex Perkins and Tim Rogers), The Lemon Twigs, Built to Spill, Bad//Dreems, Sam Barber and more to be announced.

Kevin Borich and Leo Sayer have produced a video for Kevin’s ‘Bring Loving Back’ from a new album of duets from Kevin titled ‘Duets’.

Lady Gaga's 'Jazz and Piano: The Las Vegas Residency' is returning to Sin City later this month.

A documentary of Toto singer Bobby Kimball, who has been diagnosed with dementia is in the works and producer John Zaika is looking for crowdfunding to finish the project.

With Simple Minds heading to Australia in 2024 for the Red Hot Summer tour, here is a list of all of their Top 100 charted hits in Australia since 1981 (and there have been many).

The Living End will celebrate 25 years since the release of their debut album with an expanded reissue in October and a hometown show in November.

UK comedian, TV and radio presenter Russell Howard will return to Australia for dates in February and March 2023.

Paul Reubens, best known for the character Pee-wee Herman, has died at the age of 70.

Frontier Touring have officially announced dates for the Paul McCartney Got Back tour in Australia.

Neal Langford, a founding member and bass player for The Shins, has died at age 50.

Peter Hook will return to Australia to perform his two classic New Order and Joy Division compilations ‘Substance’.

Beatles fans are on standby for the announcement of an expanded ‘1962-1966’ (The Red Album) and ‘1967-1970’ (The Blue Album).