Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber’s I Don’t Care soars to a sixth week at the top of the Official Singles Chart, also claiming the highest digital download sales of the last seven days.

Neil Young has paid a touching tribute to his friend and manager Elliot Roberts who passed away on Friday at age 76.

It was The Boss vs The Queen of Pop in the race to Number 1, but of the two American music icons, it's Bruce Springsteen who takes the glory in this week's Official Albums Chart.

Ed Sheeran got on like a house on fire with Yesterday star Himesh Patel while working on the movie.

In the battle for No.1 this week between Madonna and Bruce Springsteen, The Boss beats Madame X with his new nineteenth studio album "Western Stars", becoming the fourth chart-topping album here for Bruce Springsteen.

"Old Town Road" for rapper Lil' Nas X with country singer Billy Ray Cyrus holds for a ninth broken week at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart, plus the song is now 5x▲Platinum in sales.

Elliot Roberts, one of the most respected and liked managers of the rock era, has died at age 76.

‘Street Fighting Man’ was the first anthem for the Rolling Stones first show of the No Filter 2019 tour in Chicago.

Facebook is finally allowing the cover of Led Zeppelin’s classic ‘Houses of the Holy’ album to be shown on the platform.

Thom Yorke’s third solo album ‘ANIMA’ is coming as soon as 28 June.

Alice Cooper thinks God gave him "another chance" when he stopped drinking.

British popstar Olly Murs is recuperating after undergoing surgery on his knee.

Troye Sivan is proud of his YouTube roots - but can't bear to watch his old videos back.

Coffs Harbour and the Sunshine Coast have scored additional Elton John farewell Yellow Brick Road shows.

Bobby Brown and Bell Biv Devoe will become BBRM with host Flavor Flav of Public Enemy for Australia and New Zealand dates in October.

Around 100 Billy Ocean fans were turned away from the singer’s Melbourne concert at the Palais Theatre on Wednesday night after being caught with fake tickets. Most reported that their tickets were purchased from ticketing reseller Viagogo.

With DMA’s ‘Unplugged’ on vinyl a week away here is the preview of the album with the track ‘In The Air’.

Australia’s most prolific band ever King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard will release their 15th album ‘Infest The Rat’s Nest’ on 25 June.

A new Freddie Mercury song, complete with a fully produced music video, has suddenly appeared after 40 years.

Grinspoon are fast transitioning to Classic Rock Status with sell-out shows reported in both Melbourne and Wollongong for their Chemical Hearts tour.

Metallica were on the brink of calling it quits before receiving a phone call from the Rolling Stones asking them to open for the band.

Disney bosses have teased Beyonce and Donald Glover's cover of Elton John's Can You Feel the Love Tonight in a new commercial for The Lion King remake.

Major new titles coming this week from: Mark Ronson, Hollywood Vampires, Willie Nelson, Luke Combs (EP), Lil' Nas X, Will Young, Prince, Richard Reed Parry, Collective Soul, Cassius, Hot Chip, The Wiggles, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, The Saboteurs, Two Door Cinema Club, So Fresh Winter 2019 and the soundtracks for 'Toy Story 4' and 'Yesterday'.

Peripheny’s Jake Bowen will present a masterclass for Ibanez Australia at the Melbourne Guitar Show on 3 August.

Newcastle’s Trophy Eyes and Perth’s Make Them Suffer have joined The Amity Affliction show for Brisbane on 14 September.

Benjamin Belsey (10 years of age, from Point Cook), Elijah Slavinskis (10, Ashburton), Edgar Stirling (10, St Kilda), Lenny Thomas (12, Bonbeach) and Lachlan Young (13, Camberwell) will play the role of Charlie Bucket in Melbourne edition of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Jimmy Barnes ‘Shutting Down Your Town’ Melbourne date has been given more than a double-up up-scale moving from the 7,500 capacity Margaret Court Arena to the 14,820 capacity Rod Laver Arena.

Ed Sheeran has unviewed the complete tracklisting and guest list for his next album with Eminem, Khalid and 50 Cent some of the names joining the ‘No 6 Collaborations Project’.

This year, Creative Victoria’s Music Passport program brings the change makers and deal brokers of Brazil to Melbourne to meet with local industry and discover local talent in our vibrant music capital.

When Brian Cadd released his album ‘Silver City’ in February one of the highlights was the moving ‘Everybody’s Leaving’, a song not just about the greats we lost in recent years, but also a statement about our own mortality.