An official Elton John documentary is in development.

Lil Nas X will be honoured at the Songwriters Hall of Fame ceremony in June.

Alanis Morissette has recorded a meditation album.

Hanson will be back in Australia and New Zealand in November.

Benjamin Moore of Blind Boys of Alabama has died at age 80.

Popstar Cody Simpson has qualified to compete in the Commonwealth Games swimming championships.

Mackay’s first Legends on the Lawn has been moved to August following Jimmy Barnes being diagnosed with Covid.

‘Honky Chateau’, Elton John’s fifth studio album from 1972, has turned 50 years old.

A new version of ‘God Save The Queen’ by Sarah Brightman and Alfie Boe could give Queen Elizabeth II a number one in the UK in coming weeks.

The Beatles’ Peter Jackson doco ‘Get Back’ has had a release date, which changed, which was indefinitely postponed and now its back on again.

Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith and Pearl Jam's Matt Cameron have apologised to the Foo Fighters for comments they made about Taylor Hawkins in a recent article.

She and Him's new album is a tribute to legendary songwriter Brian Wilson.

Paolo Nutini has announced plans for a major UK and European tour later this year.

Eric Clapton, the high profile anti-vaxxer, has tested positive to Covid and has had to postpone shows in Zurich and Milan.

Rod Stewart is back performing ‘The Hits’ tour with dates set in at The Colosseum in Las Vegas.

John Paul Young has released his first new music in 15 years. ‘Felt Like Love’.

Flume will take his third album ‘Palaces’ on tour in November and December.

The Who paid tribute to the victims of the 1979 tragedy during their first show back in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Echo and the Bunnymen are supporting The Rolling Stones in Liverpool next month.

Travis Barker has confirmed he is legally married to reality star Kourtney Kardashian by sharing photos from their wedding on social media.

Eminem has been left "speechless" after listening to Kendrick Lamar's new album.

John Legend has criticised political commentator Tucker Carlson for promoting a conspiracy theory following the mass shooting in Buffalo over the weekend.

Harry Styles is the next celebrity to read a CBeebies Bedtime Story.

Machine Gun Kelly is selling the diamonds he wore on his nails during the Billboard Music Awards for charity.

Australian Rock and Roll star Normie Rowe Had Eight Top 10 hits before he turned 20 (Nine if you count a Double-A). Normie was 18 when his first hit ‘It Ain’t Necessarily So’ was released in April 1965. ‘It’s Not Easy’, his eighth Top 40 hit was released 18 months later in December 1966.

Jimmy Barnes has Covid and this weekend's Legends on the Lawn has been postponed.

Richard Clapton’s first single ‘Last Train To Marseilles’ is coming up to its 50th anniversary.

My Chemical Romance’s ‘The Foundations of Decay’ is the band’s first new music since ‘Fake Your Death’ in 2014. The last album ‘Danger Days: The Trues Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys’ was released in 2010.

Crowded House will be back in November for make-up gigs in Australia including their postponed shows for A Day On The Green.

In May 1982 Ronald Reagan was the American President, Malcolm Fraser was Prime Minister of Australia and Margaret Thatcher was the Prime Minister of England. On 14 May 1982 we had a new soundtrack for that anger – The Clash ‘Combat Rock’.