Glenn Hughes has had the rug pulled out from under him by another band's management, forcing him to cancel an upcoming U.K. and European Tour.

Justin Timberlake is working on a hard-hitting new album he is convinced will take listeners by storm.

Jerry Seinfeld is heading back to Australia in 2017.

Bruce Springsteen has added second shows in Sydney and Melbourne and a third for Perth for his ‘Summer ‘17’ tour of Australia and New Zealand.

The Afghan Whigs have been rocked by the diagnosis of guitarist Dave Rosser with inoperable colon cancer.

Lil Wayne has apologised for denouncing the Black Lives Matter movement in a controversial interview, confessing he lashed out over questions about his daughter.

The Ron Howard Beatles documentary ‘The Beatles Eight Days A Week’ will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray on 18 November and while it will be chockers with bonus material the controversial Shea Stadium concert will not be included.

Coldplay has issued a message to fans to submit requests for the upcoming tour in India, Australia and New Zealand.

Capitol Records is kicking off its 75th anniversary this month with three major announcements of new projects.

Bono has been named U.S. Glamour magazine's first ever Man of the Year.

Timothy B. Schmit released his sixth solo studio album, Leap of Faith, in late September with the vinyl hitting stores this Friday. Starting January 7, Schmit will be on the road on the U.S. west coast to promote the album.

It's hard to believe, but it was 37 years ago that the first rap single broke onto the Billboard Top 40.

Triple J has revealed the nominees in the four categories of the J Awards for 2017.

Bon Jovi were reinvigorated with "new energy" following the departure of Richie Sambora, according to keyboardist David Bryan.

Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars and The Weeknd are jetting off to Paris to perform at the city's first Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.

Green Day is about to add one more accolade to their history. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members have been named Global Icons by MTV and will be presented with the honor at the EMAs.

John Farnham has proven he still has pulling power with his second headliner for Red Hot Summer selling out for January.

Sheppard formed in Brisbane in 2009 with siblings George, Amy and Emma Sheppard with Jason Bovino and Michael Butler joining in 2011 and drummer Dean Gordon joining in 2013.

Australian music industry mogul Michael Gudinski has had his first win in the Melbourne Cup.

43 years ago Australian songwriting legend Brian Cadd and record company mogul gathering Melbourne’s most seasoned musicians and anointed them The Bootleg Family.

By the time Radiohead opens the latest European leg on their tour behind A Moon Shaped Pool, the album will already have been out for over a year.

The Blue Mountains Music Festival will celebrate its 22nd season in 2017 with an impressive line-up starting with Australia’s Paul Kelly and Charlie Owen and including the return of Folk Uke, the daughters of Willie Nelson and Arlo Guthrie.

Lady Gaga’s obsession with owning Michael Jackson’s old clothes has now grown to around 400 pieces.

Metallica’s ‘Hardwired … To Self Destruct’ album is just weeks away and a third song has been released as a prelude.

On December 5, 1975, the classic Bob Marley & the Wailers album Live! was released featuring the best-known version of their song No Woman, No Cry.

So it really looks like Oasis are reforming for 2017. They just aren’t telling you.

Sydney duo Deep Sea Arcade will kick off an Australian jaunt in December to play up their new song ‘Learning To Fly’.

30 years ago, in the summer of 87, Jimmy Barnes, INXS, Models, Divinyls, I’m Talking, The Saints and The Triffids toured with the Australian Made festival.

Bob Dylan has finally shared a few words about his Nobel Prize and by “a few” I mean literally a few.

Husky will have a new album in 2017. The first taste of the album is the single ‘Late Night Store’.