Cold Chisel will release their closing show for the Sydney Entertainment Centre as a live album.

Brian Vaughton, an original member of The Masters Apprentices, joins Noise11 iHeartRadio this week to share stories about how the band got together in Adelaide more than 52 years ago.

Taylor Swift has ended days of speculation about her next album, revealing Reputation will be released in November and the first song 'Look What You Made Me Do' is here now.

Usher is fighting to have a $20 million (£15.3 million) lawsuit, filed by a woman who claims the singer gave her herpes, dismissed.

Tourmates and best pals Halsey and Charli XCX have become neighbours in the Hollywood Hills.

Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne are making firm plans to retire from showbusiness.

Major new titles coming this week from: Tim Wheatley, The War on Drugs, Kim Churchill, Action Bronson, Emma Russack, Gordi and A$AP Mob.

John Farnham fans have once again proven their loyalty with their wallets, laying down their hard earned bucks for John’s Jacobs Well show in record time.

George Clinton will play two 50th anniversary shows in Australia in September.

There is no guessing how Phil Rudd’s AC/DC fortune was spent. Just look in his garage. The former AC/DC drummer’s car collection is enough to make any motorhead envious.

Rod Stewart’s number one 1978 dance hit ‘Da Ya Think I’m Sexy’ looks set to become a 2017 number one DNCE hit.

Tex Perkins will bring back his classic ‘The Man In Black’ for two shows in Melbourne in November.

Foo Fighters have gone sci-fi for their new song ‘The Sky Is A Neighbourhood’.

ZZ Top will resume their US following the postponement due to bass player Dusty Hill’s shoulder injury.

William Patrick Corgan, the artist formerly known as Billy Corgan, will release his second solo album ‘Ogilala’ in October.

Sydney punk band The Ruminaters have recorded their debut album at London’s legendary RAK Studios.

Gary Numan is sharing new music ahead of the release of his 22nd album ‘Savage’. His new song is ‘And It All Began With You’.

Billy Joel wore the Star of David symbol at his Madison Square Garden show on Monday night as a statement against Nazi-sympathizer trump.

The National will release their seventh album ‘Sleep Well Beast’ on 8 September. They’ll be performing songs from the album live in Australia in 2018.

Britney Spears fans in Louisiana have called on state officials to replace Confederate monuments with statues of the pop star.

Rapper/singer T-Pain is ditching his use of auto-tune for an acoustic tour.

Taylor Swift will reportedly return to the spotlight by debuting a new song on Friday and unveiling the accompanying promo at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards.

R. Kelly has been hit by another underage sex allegation, with Jerhonda Pace accusing the singer of mentally and physically abusing her.

Morrissey has announced the release of his new album, Low in High-School, out on 17 November 2017.

The Art Music Awards for 2017 have been handed out at a gala reception at the City Recital Hall in Sydney.

Ozzy Osbourne treated fans in Cartersville, Illinois to his classic metal hit ‘Bark At The Moon’ during the eclipse.

Mushroom Records will reissue classic Australian albums from Jimmy Barnes, Hunters & Collectors, Baby Animals and The Angels on vinyl.

The Soul Movers is something completely different from Sydney. They are a soul band features one of The Wiggles and a member of Radio Birdman.

Superstars Jay-Z and Rihanna had to be evacuated from Britain's V Festival on Sunday night (20Aug17) after a group of rowdy fans crashed the backstage party area.

The ABC will play classic Countdown episodes in the show’s original timeslot from September 17.