Kanye West has hosted his second Sunday Service in Wyoming.

Liam Gallagher is on course to claim another Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart with his second solo record, Why Me? Why Not?

Jimmy Barnes has kicked off his 2019 Shutting Down Your Town tour with a fresh setlist bringing songs from ‘My Criminal Record’ live to the stage for the first time.

Sir Elton John has dedicated one of his classics to Ric Ocasek and Eddie Money, who passed away within days of each other last week.

Bruce Springsteen was born on 23 September 1949. Today he is 70 years old.

A collection of brand new Leonard Cohen songs will be released as the posthumous album ‘Thanks For The Dance’.

Welsh singer Katherine Jenkins has postponed her upcoming tour of Australia and New Zealand to record a new album.

Australian duo The Veronicas are threatening legal action against Qantas bosses after they were booted off a flight over a luggage dispute.

Bob Dylan’s 15th Bootleg Series album is ‘Travelin’ Thru’ will feature unreleased material from ‘John Wesley Harding’, ‘Nashville Skyline’ and ‘Self Portrait’ including songs with Johnny Cash.

Abba co-founder Björn Ulvaeus has confirmed that Abba has five new songs on the way.

The Beatles have released a previously unreleased version of ‘Come Together’ from the upcoming ‘Abbey Road’ box set.

20 years ago in 1999 Allan Clarke, the lead singer of The Hollies, retired. Well now he is back. Clarke, at age 77, has a new album ‘Resurgence’ on the way.

Every now and then a show comes along that is just gobsmackingly good. Kate Ceberano and Paul Grabowsky ‘Tryst’ was stunning.

The Rolling Stones will follow-up their recorded ‘Bridges To Bremen’ live album with a second edition, this time from Buenos Aires and it will feature the Mick Jagger and Bob Dylan duet of ‘Like A Rolling Stone’ for the first time.

Taylor Swift has pulled out of her Australian promo tour and cancelled her appearance at the Melbourne Cup on November 5.

For the first time since Ed Sheeran in mid-July has an album held on for a second (or more) week at No.1, as last weeks entry at the summit in "Hollywood's Bleeding" for Post Malone holds for a second week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

After 32 years of waiting for a local solo female singer to surpass the seven weeks at No.1 previously set by Kylie Mingoue with her debut single "Locomotion" in 1987, current Aussie female singer Tones and I has now logged her eighth week at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart with her track "Dance Monkey".

Nick Lowe is coming back to Australia for a 2020 tour in February.

The supercars of David Reynolds and Anton De Pasquale will feature Kiss logos at the Gold Coast 600 in October and Newcastle 500 in November.

Larry Wallis, an early guitarist for Motorhead, has died at the age of 70.

Former Silverchair singer Daniel Johns is suing Murdoch’s Sydney rag The Sunday Telegraph for defamation after the tabloid trash published an article labelling Jones ‘King of the Kastle’ alleging he frequented a Sydney brothel.

Cardi B's team are "in talks" with Fran Drescher about the rapper starring in a reboot of cult TV show, The Nanny.

Major new titles coming this week from: Blink-182, Brittany Howard, Liam Gallagher, Fitz & the Tantrums, Herb Alpert, Zac Brown Band, Tove Lo, Sunny Cowgirls, Cashmere Cat, Keane, One True Pairing, As I Lay Dying, Samantha Fish, Bruce Cockburn, Ronnie Burns (GH) and the new So Fresh Spring 2019 compilation.

Kelly Clarkson has regrouped the original American Idol judges, who helped launch her career, for her hit new talk show.

Wedded bliss has inspired singer and actress Lea Michele to fulfil her dream of recording a Christmas album.

Billie Eilish is back on stage, performing in a support boot, weeks after injuring her ankle.

Madonna has left fans fuming after banning the use of mobile phones during her concerts.

The Band’s band-leader Robbie Robertson has gone global for a new version of The Band’s classic ‘The Weight’ featuring an all-star cast, actually an all-Starr cast, filmed on five continents simultaneously.

Eddie Money albums sold 3,000 copies in the three days following news of his passing on 13 September.

The Cars have experienced a 3700% jump in sales in the 48 hours following the news of the passing of singer and founder Ric Ocasek, according to BuzzAngle.