Break out the Custard, David McCormack is a Logie winner. The Custard frontman is the voice of bandit, Bluey’s dad in the Brisbane made kids animated series.

Superjesus will regroup for shows in September and they will kick it off with the release of the Sumo 20 Double Live album.

Possum Records founder Philip Israel has a new, digital only label Pi Records and his first release is the incredibly catchy cover of ‘Something Stupid’ by Caballero Reynaldo.

Taxiride will play their acoustic and story telling shows in New South Wales in August and September.

Melbourne’s The Teskey Brothers have been making waves in the USA in the past week. There shows are now registering on Pollstar’s Live 75 chart.

Madonna will become a radio host next week with the debut of her own exclusive SiriusXM channel.

Vampire Weekend musician Ezra Koenig believes the decline in popularity of guitar music has taken the pressure off fronting a rock band.

Lewis Capaldi bounces back to Number 1 on this week’s Official Albums Chart with is debut collection Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent.

Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber extend their reign at Number 1 with I Don’t Care to a seventh consecutive week on this week’s Official Singles Chart.

Kylie Minogue will take to the Glastonbury stage at Worthy Farm in Somerset, South West England, for the legends slot on Sunday afternoon (30.06.19) - 14 years after she had to pull out of her headline slot to have treatment for breast cancer - and although she's going to try and "contain herself" before her performance, she predicts that she'll "let loose" after the show.

Music producer David Foster and singer/actress Katharine McPhee have become husband and wife.

Dance hitmaker Kygo has brought Whitney Houston back from the dead to revamp her rare decades-old cover of Steve Winwood classic Higher Love.

For the sixth week this year the Billie Eilish debut album "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" is the No.1 selling album in Australia, attaining an overall fifth run at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

It's now double-week figures at No.1 for "Old Town Road" by Lil' Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus as their country and hip-hop mash-up logs a tenth week at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart.

Caroline Smith (aka Your Smith) may just every well be the latest of the “ladies of the canyon’.

Byron Bay’s Kyle Lionheart’s debut album ‘Too Young’ will be released in September. He has released the song ‘Holding On’ as a preview.

Melbourne’s iconic Corner Hotel has revealed the 2019 Longlist for the annual Corner Award.

Pianist and composer Barney McCall has been chosen to curate the 2019 Art Music Awards.

Major new titles coming this week from: Brian Cadd, New Found Glory, The Black Keys, Kylie Minogue (GH), Julia Michaels, Don Walker (live), Thom Yorke, Mustard, the 'Spider-Man: Far from Home' soundtrack and Woodstock's 50th Anniversary edition.

Nipsey Hussle was gunned down after discussing "snitching" allegations with his suspected killer, according to newly-released court documents.

The Chemical Brothers star Ed Simons has penned a moving tribute to the late Keith Flint for the Glastonbury festival's in-house newspaper.

Madonna has taken aim at America's gun laws in her fiery new video.

Toni Braxton's 24-year-old niece died of a heroin overdose and fentanyl intoxication, autopsy results have revealed.

Demi Lovato is planning to use her next album to share her "side of the story" in her first new material since her near-fatal drug overdose last summer (18).

Sheryl Crow is still in utter disbelief after learning the master tapes of her hit albums were destroyed in a vault fire that was covered up for 11 years.

Cold Chisel are back together with another album in the planning stages.

Chocolate Starfish singer Adam Thompson has put together the We Will Rock You band to perform the Queen Bohemian Rhapsody soundtrack live (plus more) across Australia in November and December.

The Cat Empire play their next round of Australian shows in October and November with proceeds going to Children’s Ground.

Holy Holy will be back on the road in July with brand new songs from their upcoming third album ‘On My Own Pool of Light’ to play.

Support Act has launched an appeal for former Real Life drummer Danny Simcic, who is being treated for Bowel Cancer.