The Doobie Brothers will perform eight shows in Las Vegas in 2022.

Shania Twain will bring her Las Vegas residency to an end in 2022.

2022 will see the publication of a collectible coffee table book ‘The Byrds 1964-1967’.

Katie Noonan is planning a performance of Joni Mitchell’s iconic ‘Blue’ album in Queensland in March.

Crowded House have shared a performance video of their new song 'Start of Something'.

The Avalanches have postponed their upcoming US tour.

Jamaican bass player Phil Chen has died at age 80 from cancer. Chen was the bass player for Rod Stewart from 1977 to 1980 as well as Jeff Beck.

Dhani Harrison has produced the first ever video for his dad George Harrison’s ‘My Sweet Lord’.

The APRA AMCOS Screen Music Awards will be back in Melbourne as a live event in 2022. It will be the first live Screen Music Awards since 2019.

Talking Heads live concert film ‘Stop Making Sense’ has been added to the National Film Registry in the USA.

The new line-up of The Hard-Ons, featuring You Am I’s Tim Rogers on vocals, played their first live show last Friday in New South Wales under the name Clandestine Sausage.

With the Apia Good Times show now at an end for 2021, Australian music legend Brian Cadd has just four more shows to do in 2021 including one last show for Melbourne.

Billy Bragg’s Australian tour for 2022 has been confirmed with new dates added for South Australia and Western Australia in Adelaide and Perth.

With very little competition for this week, Adele's "30" holds atop the ARIA Albums Chart for a third straight week.

The original ‘OG’ Wiggles Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt and Greg Page, have joined the current Wiggles Anthony Field, Simon Pryce and Lachy Gillespie and new members Tsehay Hawkins, Evie Ferris, John Pearce and Kelly Hamilton and their famous friends for a reWiggling of their classic hits.

The first of eight international acts have been added to the Bluesfest line-up for 2022 with sideshows included.

Britney Spears has spoken out about her 2003 interview with Diane Sawyer following her break-up with Justin Timberlake.

James Brown's music assets have been sold for $90 million (£68 million).

Damon Albarn, Bastille and Anne-Marie have announced shows as part of BRITs Week for War Child.

‘Straight Up’, the fourth and most successful album for Badfinger, has turned 50 years old.

Sixx:A.M. have no current plans to tour or release new music.

Foo Fighters had to scrap their Abu Dhabi Grand Prix gig, due to "unforeseen medical circumstances".

An unheard early David Bowie and The Lower Third record is expected to sell for up to £12,000 at auction.

The Streets have cancelled all gigs next year following the "worst week" of Mike Skinner's life.

The Powder Monkey’s and Bored! guitarist John Nolan has died.

With a expected near normal 2022 on the way, SXSW has revealed its second round of artists with 10 Australian acts an a couple of Kiwis added for the 2022 Music Festival in Austin, Texas next March.

The list of Australian artists and albums vying for Australian Music Prize has been announced with 110 of the 450 entries making the longlist.

Megan Thee Stallion is a college graduate. On Saturday, Megan (The Stallion) Pete took to Instagram to share a slideshow of photos showing herself in the lead-up to the ceremony at Texas Southern University.

Garth Dennis, a co-founding member of Jamaican reggae act Black Uhuru, has died at the age of 72.

Nashville bass player Joseph Wooten turns 60 this weekend and is celebrating with a special event with friends at the Analog Room of the Hutton Hotel in Nashville Sunday (12 December). Some of those friends are Nashville’s Young in a Million.