Mick Jagger didn't think his music career would last into his 60s.

Major new titles coming this week from: The Darkness, Mirusia, City & Colour, Lost Frequencies, Wilco, Regurgitator (GH), Simple Minds (live), Mika, Summer Walker, Blood Orange, The Church, Angel Olson, John Schumann and Toby Keith (GH).

It looks like St Kilda guitar legend Spencer P. Jones will have a laneway in his name.

Over eight albums and 21 years since the release of their debut album Melbourne’s The Living End have never not had a Top 10 album.

Kim Shattuck of The Muffs has died at age 56 after a two year battle with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease).

Wet Wet Wet will introduce Australia and New Zealand to a new lead singer when they tour in May 2020.

Radiohead’s Thom Yorke says he cannot see a day when he will become Sir Thomas Yorke.

Rod Stewart has released another song from his next album with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. He has remade ‘I Don’t Want To Talk About It’.

Wilco have given Stephen Colbert’s audience a sneak preview of their new album ‘Ode To Joy’ with a new song ‘Everyone Hides’.

Violent Femmes, the former 100% American band, now two-parts USA and one-part Australian, will tour Australia in 2020.

Dylan Lewis and Jane Gazzo once hosted Recovery. Now they are back with Recovered.

In 2011 Reece Mastin won The X Factor. The 15 minutes of fame would quickly turn into years of shame.

Some guy called Badger has gone to extraordinary lengths to edit over 100 television and movie scenes together to make a Queen ‘We Will Rock You’ video and Brian May loves it.

Selena Gomez has opened up about her family's history and her fears for the future of America in a powerful new immigration essay.

The 46-year-old singer has slammed the idea recently put forward by BRIT Award bosses that would see them get rid of the traditional gendered male and female categories in favour of an all-inclusive gender neutral category.

Debbie Harry supplied her then-boyfriend Chris Stein with heroin for months while he was seriously ill in hospital.

The Beatles are heading for Number 1 on this week's Official Albums Chart.

The London house Bob Marley lived in while recording his groundbreaking album Exodus has been commemorated with an English Heritage blue plaque.

Debra Byrne will return to Memo Music Hall on Friday for her show with Dion Hirini.

David Lee Roth says that Van Halen is over. Although there has been no official announcement of a break-up, Eddie Van Halen has tried a number of times to resurrect the band but it keeps falling over. Roth says they are finished.

Mick Hucknall has a brand new Simply Red song ‘Sweet Child’ with his first album ‘Blue Eyed Soul’ due in 2019.

John Farnham has amazed an incredible 36 Top 40 hits in Australia and what is even more incredible is that the last one was 22 years ago.

Pink Floyd have released another track from the upcoming ‘The Later Years’ box, an early version of ‘High Hopes’.

Family Guy has returned for an 18th season with the revelation … Bob Welch is dead.

With The Stranglers Australian tour looming for early 2020 it is timely to look back on the legacy of the band that was carving a Punk Rock template in real time as it was happening.

Guitar legend George Benson released his first album ‘The New Boss Guitar of George Benson’ in 1964. He had just turned 21 years old.

Baby Animals have released a cover of The Angels’ ‘Marseilles’ and The Angels have released a cover of Baby Animals ‘One Word’ ahead of their joint ‘They Who Rock 2019’ Australian tour.

Kanye West borrows from "religious texts" for the lyrics on his long-awaited album 'Jesus Is King'.

Bruce Springsteen surprised fans at the launch of his own exhibition in New Jersey over the weekend by making an appearance and performing.

International opera star Jessye Norman has died, aged 74.