In 1977, Saturday Night Fever captured and propelled a global cultural movement like few movies before or since, with its iconic, Bee Gees-led soundtrack driving the film's dance floor action.

In the day of semi-legal scalping, promoters and artists are going to great lengths to try and shut down ticket brokers from buying blocks of tickets and reselling at much higher prices.

Country and Americana legend Rodney Crowell has been forced to cancel all appearances for the balance of the year.

Jay-Z and Kanye West are reportedly planning to sit down in a bid to settle their legal issues.

“[My husband] wrote Imagine as a song calling for peace around the world. Today, we need peace more than ever… Imagine. Together we can make peace happen. Then the world truly will live as one” – Yoko Ono Lennon.

Sam Smith is dreaming of being fattened up by a future boyfriend so he can be “happy” for the rest of his life.

A New York judge has temporarily blocked the broadcast of an unauthorised Bobbi Kristina Brown biopic.

Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins found it hilarious when Britain's Prince Harry slapped him in the face to help him overcome jet lag.

Leonard Cohen released his final album, You Want It Darker, on October 21, 2016 and died just two weeks later on November 7.

Bruce Springsteen has released a new round in his archive series of live performances with The Summit, Houston, TX, December 8, 1978.

Columbia Records and Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, will release Bob Dylan - Trouble No More - The Bootleg Series Vol. 13 / 1979-1981 on Friday, November 3.

BMG will release Iron Maiden’s The Book Of Souls: Live Chapter on November 17th in the U.S. [through Warner Music rest of world] This live recording comprises 15 songs captured during The Book Of Souls World Tour, which covered 39 countries across six continents during 2016 and 2017, and was seen by over two million fans.

Pop icons ABBA are heading back to the stage for their first tour in three decades - to perform as holograms.

Judy Parker Gaudio, writer of Billboard chart-topping songs and Broadway hits, passed away peacefully from respiratory complications on Thursday, her husband ‪Bob Gaudio confirmed. Se was 79.

Bitter ex-politician Mark Latham has published an offensive and ignorant tweet about Indigenous singer Dr G Yunupingu on the day of his memorial.

Producer John French, a veteran of Australian music history has passed away.

Remember in the days of vinyl when collector's items were created due to record and cover misprints and alterations? Well, those days are back with the release of Beyonce's Lemonade on vinyl.

John Fogerty is going back in the studio to record his tenth solo studio album and first since 2013's Wrote a Song For Everyone.

Morrissey is proud to announce the first single to be taken from his first studio album in three years. Spent The Day In Bed sees Morrissey in fine form with typically assertive lyrics sung over joyful melodies, pleading ‘Stop…Watching the news, because the news contrives to frighten you’, juxtaposing with a final refrain, ‘No Bus, No Boss, No Rain, No Train’.

Taylor Swift is being sued by two songwriters who claim she ripped off their "haters gonna hate" line in her hit track Shake It Off.

Robert Plant will return to Bluesfest in 2018. The first round announcement is here with Plant leading the list and the mysteriously postponed Lionel Richie and Chic shows back on the table.

Linkin Park will play a special show to honour bandmate Chester Bennington who died on July 20.

In 1967, a young Jann Wenner published the first edition of Rolling Stone with the help of critic Ralph J. Gleason.

Mariah Carey is reportedly plotting a return to reality television, after signing a deal with VH1 to shoot a docuseries chronicling her 2018 world tour.

Lady Gaga has cancelled the European leg of her world due to chronic back pain.

Jake Gyllenhaal has finally answered a question about his ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift, after years of avoiding the topic of his former romance during interviews.

Madonna's filmed the Australian leg of her Rebel Heart tour. It is now finally on DVD.

Madonna is planning to do more "intimate" gigs which allow her to engage with audience members.

September 17, 2017 marked the 31st edition of Farm Aid, the annual charity concert in support of the American farmer that was originated by Willie Nelson and is now chaired by Nelson, Neil Young, John Mellencamp and Dave Matthews.

Yothu Yindi will get back together for a show in Sydney in January woth The Herd and Baker Boy.