Drake's new album will be coming early in 2020.

Ed Sheeran’s incredible run of chart success is reaffirmed today as he is crowned by the Official Charts Company as the UK’s Official Number 1 Artist of the Decade.

Grey Daze, Chester Bennington's band before Linkin Park, will release early recordings featuring Bennington.

Matty Healy and co were due to kick off the 2020 run in February and release the record, the second in their 'Music for Cars' series, following the release of 2018's 'A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships', on February 21.

Lizzo has been named as Time magazine's Entertainer of the Year for 2019.

Sydney-born, US-based singer Alex Cameron is heading to Australia and New Zealand for a whirlwind tour.

The video ‘The Tribute To Greedy Smith’ by Dara Donnelly played during Greedy’s memorial on Tuesday has been uploaded to YouTube.

Quirky comedian Russell Brand has announced his return to Australia in February and March next year.

90s acid jazz pioneers The Brand New Heavies are celebrating 30 years of groove with a world tour in 2020.

Hunters & Collectors never had a Top 10 hit yet they have managed to sell-out 15 of the 26 Red Hot Summer dates for 2020 (so far).

Joe Creighton will perform a special Xmas edition of ‘Into The Mystic – The Music of Van Morrison’, this weekend at Memo Music Hall.

Legendary singer Lenny Kravitz has released a ballad to raise awareness for the United Nations Human Rights Council's #fightracism campaign.

Paul McCartney has signed a deal with Netflix and Gaumont Animation to create a television version of his 2005 children’s book ‘High In The Clouds’.

Sting is to receive the Global Citizen Artist of the Year Prize at a ceremony in London on 13 December.

Beyonce's choreographer JaQuel Knight has hit back at claims the star underpaid her dancers for a recent music video shoot.

Roxette's Per Gessle thanked his long-time musical partner Marie Fredriksson for their "wonderful" 40-year friendship after Marie passed away on Monday (09.12.19) at the age of 61 following a reported 17-year long battle with a brain tumour.

Bon Jovi frontman Jon Bon Jovi is still lamenting the 2013 departure of his ex-bandmate Richie Sambora because he misses the "formidable duo" they once formed.

Roxette co-founder Marie Fredriksson has died at age 61.

Rebecca O’Connor, Ireland’s “Tina Turner” will perform at Memo Music Hall in St Kilda this Friday, in honour of Tina’s recent 80th.

Current Queen frontman Adam Lambert has released his version of Cher’s classic dance anthem ‘Believe’.

Hall & Oates have released an isolated vocal version of the 1984 hit ‘Out of Touch’ featuring only Daryl’s vocals.

Debbie Harry has laughed off rumours she was a sex worker before she turned to rock music, and she explained she was "always about" her career, although she found it difficult being "a woman in a man's world".

The Who could claim their first UK Number 1 album in almost half a century on this week’s Official Albums Chart.

Shannon Noll has somehow managed to take the right balance of sexual innuendo, slang and Julia Morris’ underpants and squeeze it all into one video for his new song ‘Long Live The Summer’.

Kevin Borich and Russell Morris have recorded a song together. ‘Call A Friend’ will be released in January.

The farewell service for Andrew ‘Greedy’ Smith is now streaming on YouTube.

The Gipsy Kings, with original members Nicolas Reyes and Tonino Baliardo, will perform Bluesfest sideshows across Australia in April.

Soul-tinged pop singer Allen Stone has announced dates surrounding his already announced Bluesfest shows in April 2020.

R. Kelly's former tour manager Demetrius Smith has claimed he purchased a fake ID for late singer Aaliyah when she was just 15 so she could marry R. Kelly, and while he's spoken about the allegations both in his book and the 'Surviving R. Kelly' documentary, he doesn't want to be the reason Kelly gets convicted after he recently had a charge of bribing a public official added to the sexual abuse offences he's also facing trial over.

John Legend is furious about the backlash over his altered version of Baby, It's Cold Outside as he believes it's part of an attempt to discredit the #MeToo movement.