Bob Seger will release his eighteenth studio album, I Knew You When, on November 17 via Capitol Records and he is dedicating the record to Glenn Frey.

Buckethead, aka Brian Carroll, has revealed that he is suffering from a serious heart condition.

Major new titles coming this week from: Pink, 21 Savage, Dolly Parton, Scouting for Girls (GH), Robert Plant, Gucci Mane, Beck, St, Vincent and Marc E. Bassy.

Nominees for The Age Music Victoria Awards have been revealed with A.B. Original up for Best Album, Band, Song and Live Act.

Jack Jones and Rick Price have a dozen major hit songs between them. They recently covered another dozen hit songs that influenced their careers for the album ‘California Dreaming’.

Green Day have found God, or just we say God found them in March on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. They have also hooked up with country star Miranda Lambert.

Bruno Mars looks set for success at the American Music Awards after bagging eight nominations on Thursday.

Jason Aldean will resume his They Don't Know Me Tour in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Thursday night (12Oct17), after cancelling several shows following the mass shooting during his set at the Route 91 Harvest music festival in Las Vegas.

In honor of the 25th anniversary of the iconic film The Bodyguard, Legacy Recordings, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Fontainebleau Miami Beach are respectively celebrating its legacy with the release of a brand new collection of Whitney Houston live and studio recordings, special features and special events & activations at the hotel.

On Thursday (October 12), global rock icon Nikki Sixx announces plans to step down as host of and end his nationally-syndicated Premiere Networks / iHeart rock radio programs, Sixx Sense with Nikki Sixx, The Side Show Countdown with Nikki Sixx and The Side Show Classic with Nikki Sixx at the end of this year. His final broadcast will be December 31, 2017.

Two of Prince's heirs have threatened to take legal action after the star's cache of unreleased music was removed from a vault at his Paisley Park, Chanhassen, home.

The Gallagher brothers are going head to head with new music.

Sydney’s Gang of Youth’s and Mt Macedon’s Stonefield lead the list of first Aussie acts named for SXSW 2018 while New Zealand will be represented by Marlon Williams.

The Eagles are cutting it really close with their upcoming 40th anniversary edition of the iconic Hotel California album. The set will actually be turning 41 on December 8.

Lionel Richie is helping to develop a new biopic about soul legend Curtis Mayfield.

Briggs, Sarah Blasko and Missy Higgins are some of the finalists for the 2017 Screen Music Awards.

Sometimes recordings result from carefully made plans; sometimes they come about through fortuitous serendipity.

Eminem has delivered one of his most powerful freestyles, ripping into Donald Trump for his racism.

Rocker and activist Bono has met with Argentinian President Mauricio Macri in a bid to locate a protester who went missing following a clash with police in August (17).

Neil Finn, The Lemonheads and James Reyne lead the list of performances for Twilight At Taronga 2018.

The music world lost one of its brightest and most talented veteran stars on November 18, 2016 with the death of Sharon Jones.

Gwen Stefani is the latest star to go down the road of desperation for every artists – the Christmas album.

Keith Urban will be a featured speaker at SXSW in 2018.

Melbourne’s Sugar Mountain will return to the Victorian College of the Arts in January with Cut Copy out front of the first announcement.

Coroners have "deferred" Tom Petty's cause of death pending further test results.

Gilbert O’Sullivan will perform in Australia for the first time in decades to celebrate his 50th anniversary.

Taylor Swift surprised her fans by flooding their Instagram accounts with comments and compliments.

Siobhan Fahey was part of Bananarama for seven years, from 1981 to 1988 during the time when the group had nine British top tens and hit that height in the U.S. with Cruel Summer (1983 / #9), Venus (1986 / #1) and I Heard A Rumor (1987 / #4).

Kelly Clarkson fought against being pigeonholed as the next Whitney Houston at the beginning of her career.

Pink fired back at trolls on her social media pages on Tuesday, after a tweet about U.S. President Donald Trump sparked backlash.