Ed Sheeran’s new album No.6 Collaborations Project is off to a strong start this week as the singer-songwriter’s duets collection charges towards the Official Albums Chart top spot.

R. Kelly has been denied a jail release on bail after pleading not guilty to a string of sexual assault charges in court on Tuesday.

Beyonce's daughter Blue Ivy makes a cameo appearance in the music video for her mother's majestic new track Spirit.

David Byrne has won a Helpmann Award in Australia for the Best International Contemporary Concert.

Filter have expanded their second album ‘Title of Record’ for a 20th anniversary edition coming in August.

Violent Femmes’ Brian Ritchie has been nominated for the Excellence by an Individual Award at the 2019 APRA AMCOS Art Music Awards.

Neil Young and Bob Dylan fans were treated with a twofer when Neil and Bob performed together for the first time since 1994 in Kilkenny, Ireland on 14 July.

Kempsey’s annual Slim Dusty Festival has been canned for 2019 but it will return in 2020.

Australian blues guitarist Ash Grunwald will unveil his new signature guitar for Pratley Guitars at the Melbourne Guitar Show in August.

The Mark of Cain will reform and perform their debut album ‘Battlesick’ to mark the 30th anniversary of the release.

I’m Talking will be hitting the clubs in Sydney and Melbourne later this week. Ahead of that you have two new remixes to chill over.

The Rolling Stones have rehearsed up their 1986 hit ‘Harlem Shuffle’ to perform at some stage for the first time since 1990 on this current ‘No Filter’ tour.

The Pop-Up Globe, a replica of the historic Shakespeare Globe Theatre in London, is heading to Perth in October.

Act 1 of the Helpmann Awards were announced in Melbourne on Sunday night ahead of the main event tonight (Monday, 15 July 2019).

Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Ringo Starr were together on stage in Los Angeles on Saturday night giving Beatles fans a Knight to remember at Dodger Stadium.

Sheryl Crow’s new album ‘Threads’ features a cover of the Bob Dylan song ‘Everything Is Broken’ with Jason Isbell.

In a lull week of releases ahead of a new Ed Sheeran album on the Friday just gone, Billie Eilish regains the No.1 Albums spot in Australia for a seventh week at the top with "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?".

It's a twelfth week at No.1 for the rap/country infused track "Old Town Road" for the rapper Lil' Nas X and the country legend Billy Ray Cyrus, becoming the longest running chart-leader in almost two years ago.

Madonna doesn't care for awards. The 60-year-old singer doesn't care about having accolades bestowed on her in recognition of her career and doesn't pay much attention to them.

All the Beatles almost showed up in Danny Boyle's new Fab Four film Yesterday.

R. Kelly has been charged with transporting women and girls across state lines for sex.

Ed Sheeran has confirmed reports suggesting he and his longtime girlfriend, Cherry Seaborn, are married, by calling her his wife in the lyrics of his new album.

Former My Chemical Romance singer Gerard Way and Grimes have paid tribute to their manager Lauren Valencia after learning she has lost her cancer battle.

The 36-year-old rap star appeared to quit the tour in abrupt fashion during a gig in Bristow, Virginia, but he's now confirmed he won't be walking away from the scheduled shows.

AC/DC may announce a world tour as early as next week if rumours are true.

John Hedigan, the Melbourne music therapist who has worked with Something for Kate, Clare Bowditch and Darren Middleton, has succumbed to his battle with brain cancer.

David Bowie’s sci-fi alter ego Ziggy Stardust is being made into a Barbie.

When Indigenous singer songwriter Thelma Plum was a small girl growing up in the New South Wales country town Delungra, her musical tastes were being molded listening to Paul McCartney and Paul Kelly. On her new album ‘Better In Blak’, she has co-written a song with her two idols.

The Preatures guitarist Jack Moffitt has been in the studio working on the new song for Iluka.

The Pretenders come with added Friends on their new live DVD. The friends are Iggy Pop, Shirley Manson, Incubus and Kings of Leon.