A Whitney Houston hologram tour will launch in the U.K. next year.

Niall Horan can't wait for fans to hear music from his "fun" new album.

The Rolling Stones were majorly influenced by the late rock legend and their 1963 debut single was even a cover version of his hit 'Come On'.

Johnny Marr has been awarded the Pioneer Award at the 2019 AIM Awards.

British rock band The Quireboys will play Australian dates in February.

Liam Gallagher has added to his Fairgrounds and Meredith Festival shows a full-on national Australian tour.

I guess a lot of us went along to see Fleetwood Mac tonight not really knowing what to expect. No Lindsey Buckingham meant this could go horribly wrong. Instead it went wonderfully right.

The fourth annual Reservoir Stomp will feature the debut appearance for Cheddar Road. Who, you may ask?

‘The Boys Light Up’ first charted in April, 1980 but surprisingly it wasn’t that big of a hit at the time. The song peaked at no 22 on the Australian singles chart but their fans wanted albums, not singles. The debut album ‘The Boys Light Up’ reached no 4 on the Australian chart and stayed on the chart for 101 weeks.

+LIVE+ back with Ed Kowalczyk, Gavin Rossdale and Bush and founding Stone Temple Pilots members Dean DeLeo, Robert DeLeo and Eric Kretz, with new singer Jeff Gutt will perform on Under The Southern Stars in Australia in April with local legends Rose Tattoo.

Lana Del Rey has already half-completed her next album, White Hot Forever - despite only releasing a new record on Friday.

Billie Eilish has blasted a German magazine for posting a photoshopped snap of her without permission.

Ellie Goulding has married Caspar Jopling at York Minster cathedral in York, England.

Liam Gallagher thinks his personalised Adidas trainers are “too cool” for his brother and rival Noel Gallagher.

Marlon Brando’s son has slammed reports his late father reduced Michael Jackson to tears during a conversation about his sexuality.

Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood’s latest artwork is the limited edition ‘The Band’s Hands’, featuring artwork of the hands of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and himself.

Hands up in the air who’d like a schooner of Boom Crash Opera? American brewer Alesmith Brewing Company has made it a possibility with their new beer Boom Crash Hopera.

“Zoot Out”, the Zoot compilation released not long after the band broke up in 1971 is back available on orange vinyl with a bonus blue vinyl 7 inch included.

The seventh studio album for Taylor Swift called "Lover" debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week, becoming her fifth straight No.1 album in Australia.

Local Aussie artist Tones and I remains swinging at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart tree for a fifth straight week with her second single "Dance Monkey", which is at the top in three other countries this week too.

Neil Young’s first Crazy Horse album in seven years will be released on October 25.

James Blunt, the Ed Sheeran you have when you're not having an Ed Sheeran, has a sixth album ‘Once Upon A Mind’ on the way.

Noel Gallagher has a solution to Dave Grohl’s desire to reform Oasis. He suggests a petition to disband Foo Fighters.

Maren Morris leads all nominees for the 2019 Country Music Association (CMA) Awards.

Kasabian's guitarist and songwriter Serge Pizzorno has said he's begun writing the material for the follow-up to 2017's 'For Crying Out Loud', and thinks the record will blow people away, as the "few bits" that he's written so far are explosive.

Ozzy Osbourne says 2019 is already one of the "most fucked up years of my life" after he suffered numerous health issues.

Those rumours of Ed Sheeran doing the next James Bond just continue to grow.

Michael Jackson's name was erased from MTV's Video Vanguard Award at its video music awards show on Monday.

Sam Smith has admitted recording a duet with Renee Zellweger for the soundtrack of upcoming movie Judy was a "career highlight".

Major new titles coming this week from: Tones and I (EP), Tool, Montaigne, The S.L.P., Ian Gillan (Live), Lloyd Cole, P.P. Arnold, Rodney Crowell, Sons of Apollo (Live), H.E.R., Eskimo Joe (Live), Marc Cohn, Lana Del Rey, Sheryl Crow, Astrid S., Common, Paul Kelly & James Ledger, DZ Deathrays, Bon Iver (phys), Whitney (the Band), Violent Femmes, G Flip and Sunny Cowgirls.