Camp Cope will split after playing one final show for the Brunswick Festival in Melbourne.

Rod Stewart has a second Melbourne show set for 15 March.

Stylus, the first and only Australian band ever to be signed to Motown Records, has reformed for shows in April.

Pink will return to Australia in 2024 with her first round of stadium dates including Marvel Stadium, Melbourne where Red Hot Chili Peppers are in residency this week.

Tove Lo's next single is co-written by Dua Lipa. The pals are excited to share the first song they ever worked on together, 'Borderline', with fans on Friday (10.02.23).

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has started a new tradition with world leaders. He is gifting them new Australian music.

Melbourne Red Hot Chili Peppers were treated to added entertainment when masked busker The Bass In Vader was playing Chili Peppers favs outside Southern Cross Station on their way home.

A Red Hot Chili Peppers concert is musicians in their prime creating unique art right before your very eyes every single night. This week, Melbourne was treated to the brilliance.

Paramore's upcoming album is their "most political".

Matthew McConaughey is to voice Elvis Presley in a new animated TV series.

The final posthumous Juice WRLD album is "in the works".

Barbra Streisand has finally confirmed a release date for her memoir.

Roger Waters has issued a public statement threatening Polly Samson, the wife of David Gilmour, with legal action after comments she made on her socials.

Tex Perkins describes his new song with The Fat Rubber Band ‘(I Wanna Be) Close To You’ “as catchy as covid” and says its merging of pop, rock and blues is a “fully consensual threesome”.

When Samara Joy beat Anitta, Omar Apollo, DOMi & JD Beck, Muni Long, Latto, Måneskin, Tobe Nwigwe, Molly Tuttle and Wet Leg for the Grammy New Artist of the Year and Cécile McLorin Salvant, The Manhattan Transfer, Carmen Lundy and The Baylor Project for the Best Jazz Vocal Album Grammy, people starting asking ‘Who is Samara Joy’.

Peter Gabriel has premiered another new song from his upcoming album ‘i/o’ called ‘The Court'.

The Rolling Stones have released the ‘Doom and Gloom’ video from the upcoming ‘GRRR Live’ CD/DVD/Blu-ray due on Friday 10 February.

Sting reactivated his ‘My Songs’ world tour in Abu Dhabi on 27 January and in the past week performed four times in South Africa before bringing the tour to Australia next week.

Mick Fleetwood believes that Fleetwood Mac is "done" following the death of Christine McVie.

Eminem's daughter Hailie Jade is set to wed Hailie, who is the rapper's only child with ex-wife Kim Scott, took to Instagram on Monday to announce her engagement to boyfriend Evan McClintock.

The 2023 Grammy Awards are taking place in Los Angeles.

Bob Dylan has included a recording from his March 24, 2001 show in New Castle, New South Wales on his new ‘Fragments: Time Out Of Mind Sessions’ box set.

The Beatles iconic ‘Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band’ album will be performed in its entirety by Russell Morris, Jack Jones, Steve Balbi and Robyn Loau in Sydney and Melbourne in May.

Post Malone is not taking any chances playing an all-hit setlist as he opens for Red Hot Chili Peppers on their Australian tour.

John Lydon’s latest publicity stunt to enter the Eurovision Song Contest via Ireland has been a complete success … because he lost.

Welsh singer Duffy has broke her social media silence with a rare post to her fans.

When you have a classic like ‘Mary Poppins’, the challenge for the producers is how to make to relevant to a new audience while maintaining the charm the older fans will be coming back to see.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have played six of their nine Australia and New Zealand shows with three to go. Now that they are two thirds through the AUNZ dates we can now see the pattern for how a setlist is put together.

Sam Smith sees their fourth studio album Gloria land first week at #1, also becoming the first 2023 issued album to hit the top.

The Bruce Springsteen fanzine Backstreets will shut down after 43 years.