Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are testing their conservative fan base by taking a stand against gun laws following a spate of recent shooting incidents in America.

Sarah Blasko has a new song ‘Phantom’ and a new album ‘Depth of Field’ coming in 2018.

Violent Soho guitarist James Tidswell has turned record company mogul with the release of his new label Domestic La La Records.

Cold Chisel have shared a new video for ‘Rising Sun’ filmed in the final days of the Sydney Entertainment Centre.

Milk Records founders Courtney Barnett and Jen Cloher have gathered together their label’s artist roster for two nights of Christmas cheer in hometown Melbourne in December.

Major new titles coming this week from: Evanescence, Walk the Moon, The Corrs, Aretha Franklin, Kerser, Taylor Swift, Elton John, Seal, Pnau and Cold Chisel (Live).

While Colin Hay’s old band Men At Work sold over 30 million albums. That legacy has given him the foundation to create a credible body of solo work over the past 30 years.

Neil Diamond has added Australian dates to his 50th anniversary tour while he is in the southern hemisphere.

Chance the Rapper took Chicago City Council members to task on Wednesday morning for failing to spend money on improving local schools and instead focusing on more policing.

The fate of Nicki Minaj's brother has been placed in the hands of New York jurors as they deliberate over charges alleging he raped his stepdaughter.

Garth Brooks has admitted he lip synced his performance at the CMA (Country Music Association) Awards on Wednesday night.

Ed Sheeran has today unveiled his official video for ‘Perfect’. Shot in Hintertux, Austria last month, the accompanying video script was written by Ed himself alongside past collaborator, Jason Koeing (“Shape of You”), whom also directed the video.

Midnight Oil will finish the Great Circle World Tour this week although lead guitarist Jim Moginie will be seated for his duties after pulling a hamstring at Wednesday night's Melbourne show.

The so-far untitled 25th James Bond movie will premiere in the USA in exactly two years on 8 November 2018.

Paul Buckmaster, the arranger, conductor and composer who was responsible for the lush backgrounds an numerous recordings, including the early albums of Elton John, has died at the age of 71.

As part of Melbourne Music Week, the City of Melbourne and Creative Victoria will present a multi-label takeover of the iconic Melbourne Town Hall, with more than 25 artists performing over three levels of the Melbourne landmark.

Midnight Oil lead guitarist Jim Moginie is recovering after falling and injuring himself at the second Melbourne Midnight Oil show last night (8 Nov 2017).

Korn will perform their only Australian show at the inaugural Australian Download Festival in Melbourne in March.

The boss of a firm which provided Mariah Carey's security has alleged in a draft legal complaint over pay that the star sexually harassed him.

Award-winning singer songwriter Bret Michaels has recorded and produced a contemporary version of the timeless holiday classic "Jingle Bells."

Universal Pictures has announced that they have acquired the life story of the Bee Gees which they will develop, through their theater division, into a Broadway musical.

Bono is 'distressed' bosses at a business he invested in may have avoided paying taxes.

US based Australian singer songwriter Shelley Segal will return to Australia at the end of the year for shows over New Year.

Pete Murray is doing something completely different in 2018. He is a music retreat.

Germany has been named as the first Music Passport country with the countries music industry reps heading to Melbourne for the Face The Music conference.

Another 15 Australian acts will head to the SXSW music conference in Austin, Texas in March.

Promoter Andrew McManus will launch a new music festival in January and has picked up Jimmy Barnes to headline.

MTV is set to honor U2 with the Global Icon award at the 2017 MTV EMAs, one of the biggest global music events of the year that celebrates the hottest artists from around the world.

In 1970, Michael Nesmith made it clear that he was exiting the Monkees to strike out on a solo career. John Ware of the band the Corvettes approached him to start a new band but Nesmith was reluctant, saying he would only do so if they could convince pedal steel player Red Rhodes to join the group.

You are always guaranteed to see at least one Morrissey American show cancelled on every tour.