Marilyn Manson had a major meltdown at a show on Thursday (February 15) show at the Paramount Theatre in Huntington, NY.

It amazingly took over a year for Neil Young to finally come out and say why his Pono player failed in the marketplace.

Spiderbait’s Kram says its an honour to have his band’s artifacts placed in the Australian Music Vault in Melbourne.

Last week, Ozzy Osbourne announced the first dates for his final tour.

Major new titles coming this week from: new music releases from Kyle Bielfield, Senses Fail, Aaron Carter, Laurie Anderson, Temperance Movement, Towkio and Brandi Carlile.

Melbourne’s Road The Ultra is being run like a police state. "No tampons"? Welcome to Australia's most fucked up music festival ever.

The Rolling Stones Exhibitionism exhibit will head to Nashville from March 29 before being packed up and shipped off to Australia.

Rocker Tommy Lee is engaged again after asking his girlfriend to marry him on St. Valentine's Day.

Smashing Pumpkins have taken the reigns and will hit the road this summer with their first shows since 2000.

Jimmy Page has said to get ready for live music from Led Zeppelin.

Rita Coolidge will release her new album, Safe in the Arms of Time, on May 4 via Blue Elan Records.

From his hitmaking '70s heyday until his untimely passing in 2003, Barry White set an unmatched standard for sexy, seductive, soulful R&B.

It appears that there is a new archive live album from The Who coming on April 20.

Canberra’s Peking Duk are going global via BMG.

Courtney Barnett has given fans an insight into her next album by dropping the video teaser “Tell Me How You Really Feel” on them.

Bruce Milne’s ‘Melbourne Music Bus Tour’ is kicking off again this month.

Metallica star James Hetfield has joined the cast of Zac Efron's new Ted Bundy thriller Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile.

Mott the Hoople will reunite for the Ramblin' Man Fair in Kent, England.

Gene Simmons is putting pen to paper (or fingertops to keyboard) to write a new book with his theories on "The 27 Club", all of the rockers who have died at the age of 27.

Classic rockers the Steve Miller Band and Peter Frampton must have had a lot of fun together last summer because they are on the road again in 2018 with another co-headlining trek.

Chicago has always been known as a great live band but their live catalog is woefully small for a group that has been around for almost fifty years.

Toto are celebrating forty years together with their 40 Trips Around the Sun Tour in support of their new best-of set of the same name that was released last Friday.

The country music community was shocked on Monday (February 12) with the news that Daryle Singletary had died at the age of 46.

Bill Murray (yes that Bill Murray) will tour Australia and New Zealand in November in a show he likes to call ‘Bill Murray, Jan Vogler and Friends New World’.

The Australian Music Vault will run a series of talks about Australian Music as part of the Australian Music Vault Learning Program.

Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters is once again accused of being an ‘anti-semite’ by people who did not listen.

With Bluesfest season about to hit, supports for the national Bluesfest tours have been revealed.

One of the very best of the crooners to come in the wake of the Sinatra craze, Vic Damone, has died after suffering respiratory failure on Sunday (February 11) in Miami Beach at the age of 89.

Smashing Pumpkins recent reunion without original bass player D’arcy Wretzky earned the scorn of D’arcy is a recent post by her but the band says she was invited to join and failed to take them up on the offer.

Mary J. Blige is currently nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Mudbound along with a second nomination for Best Song.