Birds of Tokyo are heading in a ‘darker, dystopic, cinematic’ direction with their next album ‘Brace’.

John Butler has organized a show to protest the Western Australian government's eagerness to profit from environmental destruction. The Frack Off Concert will raise awareness of the lunacy of the onshore gas industry in Western Australia.

Thieves have stolen a plaque from the wall of David Bowie's Berlin, Germany home just weeks after it was unveiled.

Mariah Carey will bow out of her Las Vegas residency in May after unveiling her final run of shows.

Former Britain’s Got Talent contestant Calum Scott has remained the most Shazam’d song in Australia this week.

Bring Me The Horizon has cancelled the Adelaide show for tonight (SEPT 29) due to illness.

The entire Crowded House collection has been expanded and remastered ahead of the band's induction into the ARIA Hall of Fame.

Josh Pyke and Bob Evans will expand their bromance with a new Australian tour across November and December.

Flaming Hands will perform their first show in more than 30 years as special guest act for Sunnyboys in February.

Sunnyboys will head out for dates in February 2017 performing an entire set of songs Jeremy Oxley wrote in 1981.

A few glasses of Jack Tempchin’s best-known song will now really give you a ‘Peaceful Easy Feeling’.

Michael Nesmith allegedly said his goodbyes to his former band The Monkees on Friday night at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood, taking the stage for the majority of the show, the only time he has done it for this tour.

It took the words of a rock star and a comedy actress to demonstrate the lunacy and callousness of the Australia’s government reluctance to pass a marriage equality law.

Bon Jovi will visit four cities to perform their new album, This House is Not For Sale, in its entirety with each show being done at a much smaller venue than where the band normally performs.

Combine the power of Bette Midler with the popularity of one of the longest-running musicals in Broadway history, and you get blockbuster ticket sales.

Sir Elton John is preparing to retire from music as he approaches his landmark 70th birthday.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers have set the first 24 dates of their 2017 touring schedule with shows across North America.

Less than a week after the premiere of Ron Howard's new documentary The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years, it has been announced that the film will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray on November 18.

Timothy B. Schmit will release his new solo album ‘Leap Of Faith’ later this week. Check out his new song ‘Red Dirt Road’.

Charmian Carr, best known as the character Leisl in the 1965 movie The Sound of Music, has died at the age of 73.

Despite a year-long campaign by a fan, the Kennedy Center has decided not to include Don Felder, Bernie Leadon, and Randy Meisner as part of the Eagles' Kennedy Center Honors.

John Farnham’s headline Red Hot Summer show in Mornington, Victoria sold out in six minutes this morning prompting promoter Duane McDonald of Regional Touring to add a second show.

Patti Smith, Bonnie Raitt and The Lumineers are the first acts announced for Bluesfest sideshows for April 2017.

Green Day has been forced to cancel three of the first four shows of their new tour after both band and crew members have come down ill.

Liberation will release a 3CD volume of 'Molly Counting Down The Hits' for Christmas 2016.

Terry and Susan Jacks, the married couple who were at the front of the Canadian group The Poppy Family, are both hospitalized with serious medical conditions.

Neil Diamond certainly loves singing about the season to be jolly. His fourth Christmas album is on the way.

The sixteenth studio album for Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds entitled "Skeleton Tree" debuts in the No.1 spot on the ARIA Albums Chart this week, making it back-to-back No.1 studio albums for the Australian group.

The Chainsmokers and Halsey are sitting at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart for a sixth straight week with their current US and UK track "Closer".

Paul McCartney says he was a fan of Happy Days and that helped Ron Howard get the job as director for the movie ‘The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years’.