Baby Animals’ guitarist Dave Leslie will share his music knowledge this Sunday with a Guitar Workshop at The Evelyn Hotel on Sunday night.

Rudimental Australian tour which was due to start next week has been postponed until May and June.

Chocolate Starfish singer Adam Thompson has put together the We Will Rock You band to perform the Queen Bohemian Rhapsody soundtrack live (plus more) across Australia in November and December.

Fleetwood Mac have added more shows in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney but Adelaide fans are still left out.

Florence + The Machine performed ‘Nobody Gets What They Want Anymore’ in Sydney with Marlon Williams.

Following Brian Johnson blurting out he is back in AC/DC this week, Angus Young has decided to reveal the full all-new AC/DC line-up.

Acclaimed New Zealand film director Sir Peter Jackson has been recruited by The Beatles to make a film from the 55 hours of unused footage from the groups final sessions.

Former Kiss member Ace Frehley has gone on a full on attack against Gene Simmons accusing Simmons of “slanderous remarks”, calling him and Paul Stanley “control freaks, untrustworthy and were too difficult to work with” and saying that Simmons recently “groped” his wife.

Broods have set dates for Australia to tour up the new album ‘Don’t Feed The Pop Monster’.

Swiss Pagan Folk Metal band Eluveitie will bring their two hour show back to Australia and New Zealand in May for David Roy Williams.

AC/DC’s reunion with Brian Johnson was the world’s worst secret but Brian has now officially confirmed he is back and an album is on the way.

Gerling’s Darren Cross and Jamie Hutchings from Bluebottle Kiss will be playing a series of shows across New South Wales in March and April.

Qudos Arena in Sydney had over one million punters through the turnstyles in 2018.

The Living End’s first album came out over 20 years ago. That first hit, the double-A sided ‘Second Solution/Prisoner of Society’ is year older. I guess that makes The Living End a ‘Classic Rock band’.

Eight Brunswick Music Festival have gathered together to give music fans a night out of free live music on 6 March, 2019.

Deborah Conway and Willy Zygier will perform their classic ‘Bitch Epic’ in its entirety as they trek around Australia in May and June.

Bankstown boys Human Nature have extended their Vegas run for a further three years.

Jazz great James Ingram has lost his battle with brain cancer at the age of 66.

Groovin’ The Moo has announced its line-up for 2019.

The Download Festival has grown by five more acts and a new stage for them to play on.

Australia has kicked off the 2019 live music season with a vibrant series of acts with the Red Hot Summer series bringing local and international acts across Australia and a number of bands back together including Do Re Mi, Divinyls and The Beasts.

The family of Michael Jackson has issued a statement slagging new allegations of child sex abuse that have surfaced via movie ‘Leaving Neverland’.

Australia’s music community is gathering to support Kate Stewart in Sydney.

The Port Fairy Fold Festival is six weeks away and the line-up is in place.

Pond will play dates in Perth, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in March as their eighth album ‘Tasmania’ is released.

Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus and All Time Low’s Alex Gaskarth are using the downtime from both bands to create new music as Simple Creatures.

Counting Crows made the video for their new song ‘August and Everything After’ at AIR Studios in London.

‘Jagged Little Pill’, a new musical based in Alanis Morissette’s classic album, will open on Broadway in the second half of 2019.

The work of Ignatius Jones, one time frontman for Jimmy & The Boys and contributor to major Australian events including the 2000 Olympics and Sydney Mardi Gras Parade, has been recognised in the Australia Day Honours list with a Officer of the Order of Australia award.

It's a fourth week at the top for the Queen biopic soundtrack "Bohemian Rhapsody", strengthened this week by the five Oscar nominations that the film received this past week.