Black Sabbath played their final show in hometown Birmingham, UK on Saturday (5 July 2025) with a massive all-day festival featuring the world’s biggest rock acts.

Oasis have performed the first show on the Oasis Live 25 world tour in Cardiff, Wales.

Joe Camilleri’s home in regional Victoria has been broken into and the thief has taken nine of his prized guitars.

Australian actor Julian McMahon has died at the age of 56 after a private battle with cancer.

When Tom Johnston left The Doobie Brothers in 1977, he says he nearly died.

On 11 July 2025 Dog Trumpet will release their ninth album ‘Live Forever’.

Men at Work’s Colin Hay has made a sequel to his 2003 solo album ‘Man @ Work’ where he re-recorded his Men At Work and solo songs.

Usher has cancelled his 12 Australian concerts in November and December.

Robbie Williams has been nominated for a Knighthood. Williams was lauded for his powerhouse music career and charitable efforts.

Miley Cyrus has admitted it "feels like a dream" to be receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles.

Dave Grohl has paid tribute to Taylor Hawkins while marking the 30th anniversary of the Foo Fighters' self-titled debut album.

Paul Simon has postponed a gig after undergoing surgery for "severe" back pain.

Foreigner have premiered the previously unreleased ‘Fool If You Love Him’, a song recorded but not used on the ‘4’ album.

Supertramp’s 1974 classic ‘Crime of the Century’ and 1975 classic ‘Crisis? What Crisis?’ have been remastered to mark the 50th anniversary of the released.

Russell Hitchcock’s second solo album ‘Take Time’ will have a limited reissue through MelodicRock Classics.

‘One Foot In Front’, John Paul Young’s long unavailable 1983 album, is getting a re-release through Andrew McNeice’s MelodicRock Classics.

Rapper, entrepreneur Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has been found guilty on charges of Prostitution but has avoid the more serious charges of Racketeering and Sex Trafficking.

Oasis have an expanded edition of ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’ on the way to mark the 30th anniversary of the release.

The Crowded House Red Hot Summer shows are doing fast work around Australia will four shows on the tour now sold out.

The jury looking into the alleged crimes of Sean Diddy Combs have reached a decision on four of the five counts but have not agreed on the fifth charge of racketeering conspiracy.

A 40th anniversary edition of Jesus and Mary Chain ‘Psychocandy’ will be released through Jack White’s Third Man Records.

Boom Crash Opera will spend October to Christmas touring Australia on the Hands Up In the Air – The Singles Tour.

Phil Collins’ third solo album ‘No Jacket Required’ is getting the box set treatment with a Steven Wilson remix to mark its 40th anniversary.

Cold Chisel’s ‘The Big Five-O Live’ show, recently broadcast of television, will be available on CD, vinyl, DVD and Blu-Ray in August.

Phil Manning of Chain and Warren Morgan of The Aztecs and also Chain will get together in Melbourne this Saturday night for a one-off performance.

John Farnham is a grandfather. Jett James Farnham was born in Melbourne on June 18, 2025. The family has just now announced the news.

Men Without Hats, best known for the 1982 hit ‘The Safety Dance’ have reformed and will tour the UK/ Europe and North America in 2025.

Jason Aldean will make his second trip to Australia as part of the Full Throttle world tour in 2026.

The Melbourne International Jazz Festival has added six more events including multi-Grammy Award winner Samara Joy making her first Australian appearance.

Hothouse Flowers will tour Australia and New Zealand in February 2026. It will be the first tour for the band in 33 years since 1993.