The new video for The Church ‘Undersea’ was inspired by American film director Wes Anderson.

Jen Cloher has debuted the video for her new song ‘Strong Women’, made on a day off recently in London.

Mariah Carey has set dates for her #1’s Tour for February 2018. Incidentally, as she has only had two number one hits in Australia, I suspect it will be a short show.

Australia will have a new touring festival this summer. Hotter Than Hell piles up 90s rock and is heading around the country with Grinspoon, Killing Heidi, The Superjesus, Jebediah, Eskimo Joe, Frenzal Rhomb, Regurgitator and Thirsty Merc.

Grinspoon will play one more show for 2017, the party to end all parties known as Best Night Ever on the Gold Coast on December 30.

Beck surprised his fans in London on Sunday morning by announcing a show that night at the new venue Omera.

Sydney’s west is being treated to two outdoor events with Get Your Groove On in February.

Alice Cooper hits the big 7-0 on February 4, just under a month before he starts his 2018 Paranormal Tour.

Pure Gold Live will return to Melbourne’s Palais Theatre in March 2018 with 18 all-hit acts.

The current owners of the Little River Band brand have blocked people in Australia have visiting the band’s official website.

Russell Morris’ award winning blues trilogy has been expanded and compiled for the box set ‘Ghosts & Legends’ due in November.

The last five shows of the Scorpions' U.S. tour with Megadeth have been cancelled after doctors advised lead singer Klaus Meine to rest his voice.

Alison Moyet is the latest artist to stand up to the homophobe attitude of Margaret Court in her namesake venue Margaret Court Arena.

It's been fifteen years between albums for Canadian country-pop singer Shania Twain, but her fifth album "Now" debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week to become her third successive No.1 album in Australia.

"Rockstar" for Post Malone and 21 Savage stays at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart for a second week, despite the fact the song is only at #25 on the digital sales chart, the large majority of its figures are derived from streams.

Sam Smith will perform a Sydney show in January at the Sydney Opera House.

Pink will return to Australia for more marathon dates in July 2018.

On Friday, Jerry Yester saw a collection of rare recordings he recorded in the 60's and 70's released on Pass Your Light Around, but he was in no position to celebrate.

Paul McCartney's critically acclaimed and multiple Grammy Award-winning Archive Collection will offer fans another chance to complete their collections on November 17, 2017.

Aaron Carter has left rehab early to handle "personal and legal matters" at home.

Alison Moyet is digging deep into her Yazoo past on her current Australian tour.

Shania Twain is back with big first week sales for 'Now' in both the USA and Australia.

Former Motley Crue rocker Nikki Sixx has signed on to help mentor wannabes on new Canadian TV talent show The Launch.

Calvin Harris and Florence Welch hit out after their music was used to soundtrack Britain's Conservative Party Conference on Wednesday.

Singer Pink has slammed music producer Dr. Luke, insisting he's a bad person who has "earned" his terrible reputation.

Major new titles coming this week from: Jessica Mauboy, Romes, Elvis Presley (Xmas), Liam Gallagher, Blake Shelton (Xmas), JP Cooper, The Darkness, Marilyn Manson, Custard, Gwen Stefani (Xmas), The Church, The Orb and a new ‘Like a Version’ compilation.

Bruce Springsteen played his first preview of his 18-week run of Springsteen on Broadway at the Walter Kerry Theatre in New York on Tuesday night. The show officially opens next Tuesday (October 12).

Ariana Grande never once considered calling off her tour following the terrorist attack at her show in Manchester, England.

Garth Brooks has urged his peers not to be afraid to return to the stage after the Las Vegas festival massacre on Sunday night (October 1), insisting the show must go on.

In response to the tragic devastation caused by Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico native, rapper, producer and "Despacito" singer Daddy Yankee has pledged a personal donation of $250,000 and to raise an additional $1.5 million toward Habitat for Humanity's plans to help Puerto Ricans repair and rebuild in the aftermath of the storm.