Mamma Mia the musical will return to Australian stages in November.

Country icon Loretta Lynn has been admitted to a Nashville hospital after suffering a stroke.

New Zealand country artist Keith Urban this week clocks up 52 weeks in the Australian Top 30 album chart.

Meat Loaf’s classic ‘Bat Out Of Hell’ is about to be reissued and Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman are furious about it.

Apple's Beats 1 on-line radio station is about to get a bit of classic hard rock.

Bret Michaels likes to write music for his children.

Rocker Richie Sambora has launched a mobile app that allows users to share photos and news to help raise money for charity.

Bruno Mars had the hottest ticket in town this week with over 300,000 tickets selling nationally in the first three hours after going on sale.

Kevin Garcia, the bassist for the California-based indie rock band Grandaddy, died on Monday (May 1) after suffering a massive stroke. He was 41.

Former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett will perform an informal show for a few hundred fans at the Melbourne Guitar Show in August.

Shannon Noll has premiered his new video ‘Southern Sky’ with stunning views of regional New South Wales.

The classic British punk band The Damned have signed a new deal with Search and Destroy, a joint venture between Raw Power Management and Universal's Spinefarm Records, for their first studio album in almost a decade.

Matt and Luke Goss of Bros talk about the early fame, the departure of Craig Logan and the legal issues with their then-manager Tom Watkins ahead of their one-off show in Sydney this November for their reunion world tour.

Saxa, the Jamaican saxophonist who was a member of the British band The Beat (known in the U.S. as The English Beat), died on Wednesday at the age of 77.

Things just got a little more interesting in the fight over the release of the Prince album Deliverance.

Major new titles coming this week from: Kasabian, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds (GH), Motionless in White, Shannon Noll, Pond, At the Drive-in, Blondie, Diana Krall, Logic, San Cisco and Dappled Cities.

Ed Sheeran made a seriously ill 10-year-old's dreams come true by performing privately for her at London's O2 Arena.

Jonathan Schwartz, the manager who embezzled millions of dollars from singer Alanis Morissette along with a number of other celebrities, will spend the next six years in prison.

Nick Murphy, the artist formerly known as Chet Faker, has thrown some new music into a trailer for his upcoming Missing Link project.

There's talk all over the internet that Robert Plant is about to announce a reunion with Led Zeppelin. We wouldn't count on it.

Adele is the richest musician under 30, according to the new edition of The Sunday Times Rich List, to be published this Sunday, May 7. The 160-page special edition of The Sunday Times Magazine reveals the wealth of the 1,000 richest people in the UK.

A.B. Original have debuted their fourth and final song from the ‘Reclaim Australia’ album ‘Report To The Mist’.

Hoodoo Gurus and You Am I collectively have 19 albums. That is not even counting side-projects and solo projects.

Melbourne singer-songwriter Tash Sultana will start her first world tour in Amsterdam in June.

Perth’s Tired Lion have a video for their song ‘Cinderella Dracula’.

PJ Harvey has released the double A-sided vinyl single ‘A Dog Called Money’ and ‘I’ll Be Waiting’.

Radiohead's OK Computer is about to become a 2-CD set for its 20th anniversary.

Metallica have announced “Now That We’re Live,” a live rehearsal special from Baltimore that will stream exclusively on Facebook Live on Tuesday, May 9th at 9:00 PM EST, the eve of their inaugural show for the North American leg of the WorldWired Tour 2017.

Bette Midler completed the triple crown with her nomination for Best Actress in a Musical for the Tony Awards. She has previously received nods for the Outer Critics Circle and Drama Desk Awards.

Susanna Hoffs has released a very interesting acoustic take of Prince's Take Me With U that she recorded along with a string quartet.