Former Weekend Sunrise host Andrew O’Keefe will bring his ‘Andrew O’Keefe Shouts Johnny O’Keefe’ show to Melbourne for two nights in October.

The music of Guy Pearce is raw, honest and deeply personal. Considering Pearce’s stature as an actor, there is no way stories this level of personal introspective would ever surface in a one on one interview.

Shannon Noll has issued a public apology for his foul-mouthed rant after a yobbo at his show at Duck Creek on the weekend threw a beer can on stage.

Suzi Quatro will be back in Australia in 2019 to headline the second series of Red Hot Summer.

Smash Mouth will be back in Australia in November for the first time since 2013.

Rap superstar Drake surprised fans at London's Wireless Festival on Sunday by taking over DJ Khaled's headlining set after the producer cancelled at late notice.

The Bennies and King Parrot will shake Brisbane for Halloween 2018.

PNAU have a new 2018 tour edition of Changa.

Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters has kicked off the sixth season of the British Summertime Festival.

The fifth studio album for Drake titled "Scorpion" beats four other strong new entries to take out the top spot on the ARIA Albums Chart this week.

It's now a seventh week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart for 5 Seconds of Summer and the title track from their third album "Youngblood", which also cracks 2x▲Platinum in sales.

Elvis Costello has cancelled his upcoming UK and Euro tour after being diagnosed, then treated, for cancer.

Fergie reunited with her former Black Eyed Peas bandmates to celebrate America's Independence Day on Wednesday July 4.

Cardi B is preparing for motherhood by going after her former manager for trying to control her life.

Michael Buble has announced that he and his wife Luisana Lopilato will welcome a daughter in three weeks time.

Major new titles coming this week from: Devin Townsend Project (live), Lucifer, Celine Dion (GH), The Bamboos, The Interrupters, Yungblud, Years & Years, Odette, Guy Pearce and The Alarm.

Ariana Grande has broken her silence about her fiance's comedy gaffe, telling fans she was upset to learn he had cracked a joke about the bomb blast at her Manchester, England show last summer (17).

Wendy Matthews talks Joni Mitchell, Rohan Browne talks Peter Allen, this week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

The Mornington and Bribie Island editions of Red Hot Summer featuring Jimmy Barnes and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts have sold-out within days of going on sale.

The Church will do a round of theatre shows in Australia in November and December to mark the 30th anniversary of the classic ‘Starfish’ album.

Australian songwriting legend Paul Kelly has been announced as a keynote speaker for Bigsound 2018.

Richard Marx will tour Australia with John Farnham for the first national tour of the A Day On The Green upcoming season.

Brisbane’s Last Dinosaurs have channelled the ghost of Casablancas and Hammond for their new song ‘Eleven’.

Great news for fans of the uber-talented Todd Rundgren. In 2008, for a week on the glorious isle of Kauai, in Hawaii, about 300 fans from all over the world joined the Rundgrens at their incredible home to celebrate his 60th birthday. This became known as ToddStock; a week of camping, drinking, singing and celebrating.

Producer and musician Richard Swift, a former member of the Shins and touring bassist with The Black Keys, has died, aged 41. He was also a member of The Arcs with Dan Auerbach.

Guitar legends Albert Lee, Ian Moss and Kevin Borich lead an impressive list of world-class musicians logged in to appear at the 2018 Gympie Music Muster.

Anthrax founder Scott Ian is heading to Australia to talk about what he has done instead of performing it.

Custard will tour again in September.

Melbourne’s boutique Americana music festival Out On The Weekend will celebrate its fifth anniversary in October. The first artist announce for 2018 is Margo Price.

Alex The Astronaut, Justin Marshall, Lachlan Skipworth, Zindzi Okenyo and Sandy Evans are the five recipients of the PPCA and Australia Council recording grants for 2018.