Dreams, the side-project of Daniel Johns from Silverchair and Luke Steele of Sleepy Jackson and Empire of the Sun, will release their debut album ‘No One Defeats Us’ on September 14.

Joe Satriani will tour Australia in November and December.

A new Bob Dylan compilation includes a performance recorded in 1966 at Sydney’s TCN 9 studio.

Guitar legend Albert Lee will spend most of August in Australia for David Williams and a visit to the Melbourne Guitar Show. He has worked with Eric Clapton, Emmylou Harris, Bo Diddley, Joe Cocker and played at Concert For George. Hear those stories this week at Noise11 iHeartRadio.

Major new titles coming this week from: Adam Harvey, Daughtry, Golden Features, Halestorm, Kenny Chesney, Catherine McGrath, John Schumann, The Screaming Jets and Tim Campbell.

Singer songwriter Rodriguez will be back in Australia in 2019 almost 40 years after his very first time in the country.

Lily Allen was moved to tears after her comeback album No Shame earned her a prestigious Hyundai Mercury Music Prize nomination.

Paul McCartney returned to his Beatles roots on Thursday by performing an intimate show at the Cavern Club, the Liverpool venue where the Fab Four played in the early 1960s.

Singer Michael Buble and his wife Luisana Lopilato have welcomed their third child.

Cher has almost completed her Abba covers album and has alerted fans to all but one of the songs on the record.

As we draw closer to the 2018 Melbourne Guitar Show (August 4&5 Caulfield Racecourse), exhibitors are beginning to announce their on-stand talent and finalise their clinic sessions and some of the names which have been added to the show are huge.

Todd Rundgren will perform additional dates in Australia in October while he is in the country for his three-day Todd-A Roo in Sydney.

Rapper Macklemore and Charlie Puth dedicated tracks to Demi Lovato at shows on Tuesday night, hours after the singer was hospitalised following an alleged overdose.

Former Supertramp member Roger Hodgson will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the band's icon 'Breakfast In America' album with shows in Australia in 2019.

Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote catchy tracks because they had no other way of remembering lyrics otherwise.

Kasey Chambers has become the Ambassador for Our Rainbow House in Zambia, Africa.

The Melbourne International Arts Festival has revealed its 2018 line-up with a performance by The Go-Betweens with special guests and Japanese experimental electronic artist Ryuichi Sakamoto part of the schedule.

Sir Elton John tried to help pal George Michael with his drug issues but the late singer didn't want to be saved.

Rocker Travis Barker will rejoin his Blink-182 bandmates on the road for a short tour in September (18) after battling a series of health issues.

The trailer for Joan Jett’s ‘Bad Reputation’ documentary has been released ahead of the general movie release in theatres, on-demand and iTunes and Amazon on September 28.

Emmylou Harris, Jackson Browne, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Shawn Colvin, Lila Downs, Steve Earle and Graham Nash will perform a series of shows to support the Women’s Refugee Commission.

The complete recordings of Bob Seger’s early band The Last Heard have been compiled and reissued for the first time.

William Ryan Key, the former lead singer of Yellowcard, will perform solo in Australia in September.

Guitars by Australian manufacturer Maton used by John Butler, Tommy Emmanuel, Phil Manning, Grinspoon’s Pat Davern and the Violent Femmes’ Brian Ritchie are now on display at the Australian Music Vault in Melbourne.

Michael Bublé will return to Australia in October for a one-off performance to mark the end of Allianz Stadium.

Singer Demi Lovato has reportedly been hospitalised after suffering a suspected heroin overdose on Tuesday.

Liam Gallagher halted a set after an audience member hurled a fish at him on stage.

Drake cooled his fans down over the weekend by handing out ice lollies in promotion of his new album Scorpion.

Beyonce and JAY-Z were treated to a standing ovation on Monday (23Jul18) as they exited a restaurant in Italy.

Australia Post has issued a series of AC/DC stamps and totally fucked it up.