Hoodoo Gurus ‘Back To The Stoneage tour has a whole lot of sold out dates and a whole lot of new ones.

Metallica’s James Hetfield has been confirmed to play the sheriff in the upcoming film ‘The Thicket’.

Ron E. Sparks, one of Australia’s most respected and professional broadcasters, has died from cancer at age 72.

In 1972 after The Beatles had broken up John Lennon asked Paul McCartney if he would do a benefit show with Wings, The Stones and Plastic Ono Band.

Radiohead and The Smile’s Jonny Greenwood is resting in Intensive Care after coming down with an undisclosed illness.

Classic Rock band The Zombies has come to a sudden end after 60 years following founder Rod Argent suffering a stroke.

Paul Kelly is heading out on tour in North America with Keb’Mo and Shawn Colvin in September and October.

New reporting from the Washington Post reveals that The Rolling Stones have dropped the verse containing the line “who killed the Kennedys’ from their classic ‘Sympathy for the Devil’ on the current ‘Hackney Diamonds’ US tour.

Meg Mac and Matt Corby has recorded a song together. Matt Corby joined Meg Mac at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney this week to perform their new duet ‘Bricks’.

Jessica Mauboy has unveiled her new song ‘Higher’ which is also the official Australian song for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

Tributes are flowing in for Oak Ridge Boys singer Joe Bonsall who died on July 9, 2024 at age 76.

GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™, the global authority on record-breaking, have presented The Killers (USA) with two certificates ahead of their gig at London’s The O2 arena on Monday night, for their hit “Mr Brightside”, which has been awarded two iconic Guinness World Records (GWR) titles.

Models and Boom Crash Opera will tour together again with the Double A Side tour with dates later 2024 and more in 2025.

Film First and Tigerlily Productions are delighted to bring Eno, filmmaker Gary Hustwit (Helvetica/RAMS)’s groundbreaking, generative documentary film about visionary musician and artist Brian Eno - a film that is different every time it’s shown - to the UK this summer.

Jon Bon Jovi has paid an emotional tribute to his mother following her death aged 83.

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard have previewed their upcoming album ‘Flight b741’ with the ‘Le Risque’ video. The song is the first lead vocal for drummer Michael Cavanagh.

Bob Dylan’s next archive release will be the 27 disc 417 track ‘The 1974 Live Recordings’.

Queens Of The Stone Age have been forced to cancel their tour as frontman Josh Homme requires emergency surgery.

Will Smith has discussed his move into the world of Christian/gospel music following the release of his track You Can Make It.

In March 1999, Sydney punk band Frenzal Rhomb released their fourth album ‘A Man’s Not A Camel’.

Kyle and Jackie O’s entry into the Melbourne radio market has become the most expensive commercial failure in radio history.

Blur drummer Dave Rowntree has failed to become a member of the UK Parliament.

Diesel has a new video for ‘Remember My Love’ from his 2023 ‘Bootleg Melancholy’ album and more tour dates to go along with it.

Billy Ray Cyrus had a special guest join him at the Grand Ole Opry on the weekend. His son Braison joined in for two songs at the iconic Nashville venue.

Jet will perform with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for One Show Only on 8 November at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne.

Out On The Weekend is heading to Victoria’s country regions for 2024 with dates added for Ballarat and Korumburra.

Rita Ora performed for over 50,000 fans at the Saga Festival in Bucharest.

Brandon Flowers wishes he'd written The Waterboys' 'Whole of the Moon'.

Nikki Sixx has hit back at critics who poured scorn on Motley Crue's new music.

Stevie Nicks will perform musical tributes to Tom Petty and Christine McVie at her BST Hyde Park show this Friday (12.07.24).