Adrian Belew is now Colonel Adrian Belew.

Nigel Grainge, the founder of Ensign Records, has died at age 70 following complications from surgery.

APRA AMCOS has introduced a live music initiative in New South Wales to discover new talent.

Alice Cooper is moving his Australian tour to bigger venues in Melbourne and Brisbane.

German metal band Accept will return to Australia in September but for one show only … for Melbourne.

Seattle’s new city park Jimi Hendrix Park will be officially opened this Saturday June 17.

Rhys Darby, the biggest thing to come out of New Zealand since Phil Rudd’s court case, will tour Australia in August.

Phil Collins wore a large plaster on his head as he resumed his tour in Germany on Sunday night (June 17) following his recent hospitalization.

Geri Horner is releasing her first solo single in 12 years as a tribute to her late friend George Michael.

Sean "Diddy/P-Diddy/Puff Daddy" Combs has come out of, what seems to be, nowhere to become the highest paid celebrity on Forbes' annual list.

Ice Cube has been a multi-threat in entertainment, starting as a member of the group N.W.A., moving on to a successful solo career and a great deal of work in TV and film including the Barbershop. Friday, 21 Jump Street and Ride Along franchises.

London Grammar’s debut album If You Wait managed to peak at Number 2 on the Official Albums Chart, and it appears that their new record is going to go one better.

Miley Cyrus is getting her own episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday (14Jun17).

U2 frontman Bono joked about having Tennessee's Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival named after him as the veteran Irish rockers headlined their first ever U.S. festival this weekend (09-11Jun17).

Once again stories about the death of the CD have been grossly exaggerated. A study of this week’s Australian Top 10 ARIA album chart by The Noise Network shows that most fans prefer the physical format over streams and downloads.

Sony Music’s Denis Handlin and promoters Michael Coppel and Paul Dainty have been awarded honours in the Queen’s Birthday List for 2017.

As Parklife Festival prepared to welcome The 1975 to Saturday’s main stage, screens were lit up with ‘We Stand Together’ in a touching tribute to last month’s attack at the MEN arena. Messages of love from artists playing across the weekend were shown on screens, including Carl Cox and Goldie.

At first, the joining of folk icon Joan Baez with country singer-songwriter Mary Chapin Carpenter and the folk-rock duo the Indigo Girls seemed a bit odd but, the fact is, they have been friends for some time and the blending of the four voices is nothing short of amazing.

Rapper Ice Cube confronted Bill Maher over his use of the N-word during his appearance on the comedian's live U.S. show on Friday night (09Jun17).

Singer Frank Ocean has returned to the stage following a three-year hiatus after turning up to rock the house at the NorthSide Festival in Denmark on Friday (09Jun17).

U2 have had some big opening acts for their Joshua Tree 30th Anniversary Tour including the Lumineers, OneRepublic and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds.

Adam West, the iconic Batman of the 60s TV series, has died following a battle with leukemia at the age of 88.

Journey is splitting before fans eyes on social media.

Phil Collins is doing well following his hospitalization earlier this week, according to his actress daughter Lily Collins.

Not For There, the Australian band formed in the UK that later relocated to Brisbane, has topped Double J's 50 Most Overlooked Songs of the 90s.

Alice Cooper has released ‘Paranoiac Personality’ the first preview of his upcoming ‘Paranormal’ album.

The Backstreet Boys have extended their Las Vegas residency into next year.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld refused to hug pop star Kesha on the red carpet because he thought the gesture "was a little off".

Las Vegas band The Killers have been confirmed as the AFL Grand Final entertainment act for 2017.

Iceland band Sigur Ros have come out in support of Marriage Equality and against homophobe Margaret Court, whose name is wrapped around the Melbourne venue they are scheduled to play.