Paul McCartney will tour Australia and New Zealand in December.

Ministry of Sound will kick off its month long club dates in Sydney with Boy George on July 1.

Central Station Records will release a 3CD companion to founders Giuseppe (Jo) Palumbo and Morgan Williams’ book ‘Music Wars’.

The Red Hot Summer tour 2018, featuring Suzi Quatro, The Angels and The Baby Animals, has sold out at Sandstone Point Hotel at Bribie Island and a second show has now gone on sale.

Melbourne’s Georgia State Line will release their ‘Heaven Knows’ EP is July and have dropped the title track ahead of the launch.

Los Angeles band The Dream Syndicate will release their fifth studio album and first album since 1988 ‘How Did I Find Myself Here?’ in September.

Melbourne’s Gold Class have revealed a release date for their new album ‘Drum’ and teased fans with the video for ‘Twist In The Dark’.

The video for Chris Cornell’s final song ‘The Promise’ has premiered worldwide.

ZZ Top legend Billy Gibbons treated Helsinki to a free concert in the streets this week and no-one seemed to care.

Paul McCartney will go will go ‘One On One’ with comedian Tim Minchin in a special Q&A on Facebook Live tonight to announce dates for McCartney’s Australian tour.

Prodigy, half of the hip hop duo Mobb Deep, has died from complications of sickle cell anemia at the age of 42.

Lost recordings from the awkward sessions that resulted in Queen and David Bowie's 1981 hit Under Pressure may get a release.

Lorde has apologised after comparing her friendship with other famous people to being pals with someone suffering from an autoimmune disease.

Chris Cornell's daughter paid tribute to the late rocker by writing an emotional message on Facebook following her first Father's Day without him.

John Legend has been forced to postpone shows to give his voice time to recover after falling ill.

Singer Monica is endometriosis free after undergoing surgery last month (May17).

Last week, Britain paid their respects to three major veteran artists who had new albums on the market, placing Lindsey Buckingham & Christine McVie, Glen Campbell and Chuck Berry all in the top ten.

Australia’s cream of pop will pay tribute to the genius of Carole King with the upcoming tribute album ‘Beautiful – A Tribute To Carole King’.

Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age says the band’s new song ‘The Way You Used To’ is about “screwing”.

Australia’s arm of Ministry of Sound has been rebranded TMRW Music.

The Tea Party will return to Australia in October to mark the 20th anniversary of their fourth album ‘Transmission’ with a complete performance of the album but will that include the hidden tracks?

The 2017 Helpmann Award nominations have been announced. Jimmy Barnes is up for a Cabaret award, Springsteen and Patti Smith are competing for Best International Concert and Dame Julie Andrews may win a Director award if ‘My Fair Lady’ can beat ‘The Book of Mormon’.

Liam Gallagher has slammed former One Direction star Liam Payne's new music.

Jay Z will release his new album '4:44' later this month.

Pop trio Hanson are not interested in collaborating with Justin Bieber because they think his music is like a sexually transmitted disease.

Lionel Richie is reportedly being lined up to join American Idol as a new judge.

It was kind of astounding to find out recently that 60's pop songstress Lulu, had never officially toured the USA until 2013! The voice behind one of the most iconic ballads of all time, To Sir, With Love (and she was also one of the standout young actors in the Sidney Poitier classic film of the same name), Lulu's career may have peaked in the swinging 60's, but certainly did not end there.

Ex-KISS drummer Peter Criss said back in March that he would be playing one final tour which would end on June 17 in New York at The Cutting Room and, so far, he's kept that promise.

The story of Central Station Records, the boutique Melbourne record store that became a record store and music empire for its founders, is told in the new book ‘Music Wars – The Sound of the Underground’.

The Paul McCartney Australian tour for November and December 2017 is one of the Australian music industry’s worst kept secrets but it’s getting better all the time.