Sunday 11 April has been designated Roady4Roadies Day 2021. The event to be held in 10 cities around Australia is a day for crew and the musicians who work with them to reconnect in social gatherings.

DMA's, which features Tommy O'Dell, Matt Mason, and Johnny Took, have already been given the blessing of the former Oasis star and they admitted that receiving support from Liam is "great" for them.

IFPI, the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide, has announced that Blinding Lights by The Weeknd is the winner of 2020’s IFPI Global Digital Single Award.

Alicia Keys felt under pressure to present a perfect image of herself early in her career, but Alicia now believes that being "perfectly imperfect is the magic".

Cardi B has made history by becoming the first female rapper to receive a diamond-certified single in America with Bodak Yellow.

Laneway Music has teamed Dollsquad, Radio KSG and Charlie Marshall & The Body Electric.

Incubus singer Brandon Boyd will exhibit his artwork in Sydney next week.

50 unused songs by The Rolling Stones have popped up online.

English metalcore act Architects see their ninth studio album "For Those That Wish to Exist" become their first No.1 album in both Australia and their home country of England this week.

The Victorian State Government State Funeral for Mushroom founder Michael Gudinski will take place at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on 24 March 2021.

SXSW has announced another crop of showcasing artists as it also rounds up the list of keynotes.

Bruno Mars and Anderson.Paak have pleaded with the Grammy Awards bosses to let their new band Silk Sonic perform at the upcoming ceremony.

Ellie Rowsell of Wolf Alice was on Matt Wilkinson’s show on Apple Music 1 today for an International Women's Day themed takeover.

Kings of Leon star Caleb Followill has slammed "idiot" climate change deniers.

The late Helen Reddy will receive one of two Ted Albert Awards for Outstanding Services to Australian Music at the APRA Music Awards for 2021.

Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider is featured in an amazing short film music video to preview the new musical ‘Rock Me Amadeus’.

The Badloves will head around Australia to support the first ever vinyl release of their classic ‘Get On Board’ album.

John Lennon’s 1970 ‘John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band’ will be given a major upgrade.

Zak Nilsson, the son of the late singer songwriter Harry Nilsson, has lost his battle with colon cancer.

St Vincent will release her sixth studio album in just over two months’ time, as it was confirmed on Thursday (04.03.21) that ‘Daddy’s Home’ will hit shelves on May 14.

Robert Smith, of alternative rock band The Cure, is selling off prints of his original artwork to raise money for Heart Research UK.

Janet Jackson is the latest pop superstar to get the documentary treatment.

Adam Levine has confirmed his band Maroon 5 have finished their follow-up to 2017's 'Red Pill Blues' amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and teased it's "not far off" being released.

David Crosby has become the latest rock legend to sell his back catalogue to music mogul Irving Azoff's Iconic Artists Group.

Ian Brown has pulled out of a festival because he refuses to accept vaccination proof as a condition for entry.

John Hiatt has downed tools on a new album with the Jerry Douglas Band at the historic RCA Studio B in Nashville. The album is titled ‘Leftover Feelings’.

The new Kings of Leon album ‘When You See Yourself’ will be the first in the world to become available as a non-fungible token (NFT).

Bruce Springsteen has dedicated his song ‘I’ll See You In My Dreams’ to Mushroom Group boss Michael Gudinski, who passed away on Tuesday 2 March 2021 at age 68.

Melbourne will have a new music event throughout the St Kilda district from April called April Sun.

Principal photography has begun in London on Pistol, the six-episode FX limited series about the legendary Sex Pistol guitarist Steve Jones, based on his memoir Lonely Boy: Tales from a Sex Pistol. Pistol is executive produced and directed by Danny Boyle, created by Craig Pearce and written by Pearce and Frank Cottrell Boyce.