Morrissey has confirmed he has been dropped by BMG, insisting the news was "perfectly in keeping with the relentless galvanic horror of 2020".

Alice Cooper has debuted his own line of Hot Sauce.

President Barack Obama has unveiled his 2020 playlist with classics from Dylan, Springsteen and Fleetwood Mac, Soul from Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder and contemporary sounds of Billie Eilish, Mac Miller and Frank Ocean.

Damian Cowell, the artist formerly known as the drummer from TISM, is working on an adventurous new project that includes a double concept album and a web series and he has taken to Pozible to fund it.

After 2020 saw touring put on hold due to COVID-19 pandemic, McFly decided to come up with their own platform to provide exclusive video content, live-stream performances, band Q&A's, and much more for their loyal fan base to interact with.

When Josh Teskey and Ash Grunwald collaborated for ‘Push The Blues Away’ the concept was to bypass the “middle men” and make an album of as close to authentic blues they could possibly muster.

Jane’s Addiction frontman Perry Farrell had his voice box removed and “put on a table” during spinal surgery.

Erykah Badu was left puzzled by the inconsistent results she received after taking two Covid-19 tests.

The 15th studio album for Kylie Minogue called "DISCO" debuts at No.1 this week, becoming her seventh chart-topping album in Australia. 

American Psycho author Bret Easton Ellis is working on his next book ‘The Shards’ and imagining the music that would be playing from the era that may be included in a future movie soundtrack.

‘I Can Dream’, the final album by Max Merritt will be released on Robert Rigby’s Fanfare Records.

Split Enz classic ‘True Colours’ has been given a make-over with a tribute version on the way with covers of songs from the album by Lime Cordiale, Busby Marou, Bernard Fanning, Stan Walker and Shihad, to name a few.

The Weeknd will perform at the Super Bowl halftime show for 2021.

Jac Kreemers, the Madder Lake drummer who played on the two signature albums ‘Still Point’ and ‘Butterfly Farm’, has passed away.

Melvin A. Noble, the 28 year old rapper aka Mo3, has been shot dead on the Dallas Interstate 35.

Angus Young thought AC/DC were done as a touring and recording band after their final gig of their 2016 'Rock or Bust World Tour'.

G-Eazy's representative has shut down speculation suggesting a poem from Halsey's new collection is about her year-long romance with the star.

Country music legend Dolly Parton will be spreading festive cheer on TV with a Christmas special.

Marilyn Manson's team have responded to a series of questions about his relationship with Evan Rachel Wood and the allegations of abuse she made against an unnamed ex.

Alice Cooper will pay tribute to his hometown of Detroit on his next album ‘Detroit Stories’.

Duane McDonald’s Bribie Island Red Hot Summer show has set a new record, becoming the fastest selling Red Hot Summer show … EVER.

Icehouse, James Reyne, Pete Murray, Baby Animals, Killing Heidi and Motor Ace have been revealed as the line-up for By The C 2021 in Sydney and Melbourne.

System of a Down have sent a message to fans after raises $600,000 for Artsakh via the Armenia Fund.

AC/DC’s new song ‘Realize’ conjures up the classic Malcolm Young riffs of ‘Hell Ain’t A Bad Place To Be’.

Black Sabbath's Geezer Butler has blasted the hip-hop star's X-rated Megan Thee Stallion collaboration, which has courted controversy for its graphic sexual innuendos and its accompanying racy music video since its release in August.

Joan Armatrading has dabbled in many genres during her impressive career spanning five decades, including jazz and blues, and even heavy rock with 1983’s 'The Key’, and next on her wish-list is a guitar-shedding metal record.

Harry Styles has been crowned Variety's Hitmaker of the Year.

Sinead O'Connor has postponed the bulk of her 2021 tour to undergo a year-long rehab programme for trauma and addiction.

Britney Spears' lawyer has been denied a request to have her father immediately removed as her co-conservator, despite alleging the pop superstar is "afraid" of him.

Keith Richards has escaped death several times over the years, from drug addiction and house fires to stage accidents, but he pays no attention to predictions of when he's going to die and insisted "I'll croak when I croak".