Harry Styles will tour Australia in November.

Miley Cyrus has pulled out of her performance for the Melbourne Grand Prix this week because of Coronavirus.

Melbourne indie rockers Jacobs Run make a welcome return to radio this week with their epic new single, “Number 5”.

Expect an announcement from Coachella any moment now moving the music festival from April to October.

Keith Olsen, the producer of albums by Ozzy Osbourne, REO Speedwagon, Pat Benatar, Santana, Heart, Whitesnake, Foreigner and Rick Springfield, has died.

Simple Minds have split their upcoming shows in Denmark to abide by Denmark’s new “no gathering of crowds more than 1000” rule.

Split Enz iconic 1980 breakthrough 'True Colours is coming back as a 40th anniversary edition.

For only the second time in 2020 an album has held onto the top of the Albums chart, as this week the BTS set "Map of the World: 7" logs a second week at No.1 in Australia.

The annual music, film, and tech festival - which was due to take place from March 13-22 - was axed on Friday over concerns about the coronavirus and SXSW co-founder Nick Barbaro has confirmed their policy weren't covered for cancellations relating to a disease outbreak or the city of Austin, Texas, declaring a local state of disaster.

Katy Perry has performed her first show since telling the world she's pregnant.

Tom Petty guitarist, songwriter and now The Dirty Knobs frontman Mike Campbell has delayed the release of The Dirty Knobs album ‘Wreckless Abandon’ and associated tour due to an emergency health issue.

a-ha is the latest act to cancel touring plans because of Coronavirus fears.

Partridge Family star Danny Bonaduce rocked up incognito at The Last Bookstore in downtown Los Angeles ago and signed another Partridge Family album.

Dr Chris Higgins has called for an apology from Victorian Labor Minister Jenny Mikakos after her misleading statement regarding to doctor’s positive Coronavirus test result.

The following statement was released by Sounds Australia following the cancellation of 2020 SXSW because of the fear of Coronavirus.

The SXSW music conference and festival has been cancelled because of the Coronavirus.

The Red Hot Summer tour is now two months down the track with 11 more shows to go over the next two months.

So the 25th James Bond movie ‘No Time To Die’ has been delayed for six months because of the Coronavirus threat? What a load of bullshit!

On 17 March 2019 Jo Jo Zep and the Falcons reformed for a one-off show to celebrate the life and music of their former bass player John Power.

Foo Fighters July 4 D.C. Jam 25th Anniversary Celebration this year will feature performances from Chris Stapleton as well as The Go-Go’s.

Tracy McNeil & The Goodlife have been announced as opening act for James Reyne’s 2020 The Boys Light Up 40th Anniversary Tour.

Ziggy Marley will no longer be performing at Womadelaide on 9 March.

David Byrne appeared on Saturday Night Live last weekend and performed ‘Once In A Lifetime’. And it was pretty special.

Brooklyn’s Endless Boogie will team up with Oakland’s Howlin’ Rain for Australian shows in April.

Zoot will play Perth on 16 November.

Dixie Chicks will release ‘Gaslight’, their first album since 2006’s ‘Take The Long Way’ in May.

Mac Sabbath, featuring Ronald Osbourne on vocals and band members Slayer Mac Cheeze, Grimalice, and the Cat Burglar, will tour Australia in May.

The release of the 25th James Bond movie ‘No Time To Die’ has been postponed because of the Coronavirus.

Phil Collins, Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford will reform Genesis for dates in the UK and Ireland in November and December 2020.

Thelma Plum has won the Album of the Year at the 2020 Queensland Music Awards.