It is very difficult to review an album such as this – it’s one where you either ‘get’ her message or don’t and if you do get it then this will have a life-changing and incredible emotional reaction on you.

Rapper Iggy Azalea is celebrating her freedom after parting ways with her record label bosses.

25 Years and Counting... Counting Crows latest tour has seen them play 40 sold out dates across the U.S alone. To conclude, a headline slot at London’s O2 Arena to close BluesFest 2018.

Liam Anderson, the 26-year old son of Gary ‘Angry’ Anderson of Rose Tattoo, was murdered his best friend 20-year Mathew Flame of Narraweena in Sydney on Sunday morning (4 November 2018).

To be in the room with Dionne Warwick is to be in the room with greatness. For almost half of the 20th century Dionne Warwick was the poster girl for American soul and gospel with arguably only Aretha Franklin coming close to her talent.

Australia’s legendary 60s rock band Zoot will be remembered with the 50th anniversary collection Archaeology.

The killer of Angry Anderson’s son Liam is expected to be charged with murder today in Sydney.

Ian Moss has debuted a new music video for his soulful ‘Hold On (To What You Got).

A man, believed to be one of the son’s of Angry Anderson of Rose Tattoo, has died after a violent assault in the Sydney northern beaches suburb of Queenscliff.

With the ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ biopic topping box office charts all around the world this week people are asking is that really Rami Malek singing, is it really Freddie Mercury.

John Mellencamp has compiled a collection of songs by others he has covered for the album ‘Other People’s Stuff’.

The soundtrack for 'A Star is Born' holds for a second week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week, plus it's also at No.1 in New Zealand (also 2nd wk), America and Canada (both 3rd wk).

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper hold the top of both charts this week, with their duet "Shallow" atop the ARIA Singles Chart for a second week, plus the song also holds at No.1 in both England (2nd wk) and Ireland (4th wk) and begins in New Zealand (1st wk).

Damon Albarn has resurrected The Good, The Bad & The Queen after 11 years.

The Wombats will be in Sydney on 27 November for a show to raise money for War Child, the charity supporting children whose lives have been torn apart by war.

Hall & Oates have teamed up with communications platform Twilio to urge fans to ‘Voate’ for the midterms.

Wayne’s World star Mike Myers has revealed that Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ almost didn’t make it into his movie.

Richard Carpenter has been working in London at Abbey Road studios on a project to orchestrate The Carpenters. The result, ‘Carpenters with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’ will be released in December.

Kimbra will soon be seen on the big screen starring in the New Zealand movie Daffodils.

The family of Chris Cornell is suing the late singer’s doctor Robert Koblin for negligence following the death of the singer from suicide brought on by drugs in May 2017.

Melbourne singer songwriter Vance Joy has traveled to the other side of the planet to record a live album at Colorado’s iconic Red Rocks.

Gilby Clarke missed out on lucrative dates with his former Guns N’ Roses bandmates because he couldn't miss his daughter's first Lollapalooza festival gig.

George Michael is to be honoured with a tribute concert on his birthday next year (19).

Singer Sara Bareilles was inspired to bring forward the release of her empowering single Armor following the sexual misconduct controversy surrounding the nomination of U.S. Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh.

Major new titles coming this week from: Barbra Streisand, Samantha Jade, Tenacious D, Sick of it All, Bob Dylan, Swizz Beatz, Glades, The Eagles (GH), The Prodigy, Matt Corby, Jonas Blue, Opeth (live), Rosanne Cash, Dead Can Dance and Eric Clapton.

The Rubens will take over The Botany View Hotel in Sydney to present a new live music initiative they called Chucka Buckas.

ANNOUNCEMENT: The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts will hold a public hearing in Sydney on Friday, 2 November 2018 for its inquiry into the Australian music industry.

Wagons will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their ‘The Rise and Fall of Goodtown’ with complete album performances in February 2019.

5 Seconds of Summer have covered Queen’s ‘Killer Queen’ to honor Freddie Mercury and raise funds for the Mercury Phoenix Trust fighting AIDS worldwide.

Birds of Tokyo will open for Bon Jovi in Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney in December.