k.d. lang is bringing her 25th Anniversary Tour for the album Ingenue to the U.S. for a series of dates in late February and March.

The Eagles have added seven dates to their itinerary for 2018, bringing the total number of shows to 19.

Radiohead have been nominated for possible induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility, but they aren't doing much to gain the favor of the voters.

Aaron Carter has been formally charged with driving under the influence following an arrest in Georgia earlier this year.

Major new titles coming this week from: U2, Van Morrison, The Rolling Stones, Miguel, Pitbull (GH), Chris Stapleton, Pete Tong, Andy Grammer, Neil Young + Promise of the Real and Roy Woods.

Will.i.am is convinced the only way The Black Eyed Peas will reunite is in virtual reality.

Melbourne’s The Flying Saucer Club will close as a venue after New Year’s Eve.

Boy George has been unveiled as the cover star of the new ‘Gay Times’ magazine as the publication undergoes its relaunch, thirty years after he first appeared on the cover.

Jardine, co-founder of the Beach Boys, will be playing a pair of dates in Minneapolis and Phoenix with his "A Postcard from California--From the Very First Song With a Founding Member of the Beach Boys" show.

Silverchair’s Daniel Johns is the voice of new What So Not song ‘Be OK Again’.

In today's "this is what we've come to" an editor from a right wing news site has tried to justify the alleged actions of Alabama candidate Roy Moore with a Ringo Starr song.

The 2018 Sugar Mountain festival will screen Via Alice, a virtual reality film and performance.

Mona Foma's Faux Mo line-up can now be revealed.

Jay Z is leading the nominations for the 2018 Grammy Awards with eight nominations. Kendrick Lamar has seven.

Tex Perkins, Don Walker & Charlie Owen will gather for a Tex, Don & Charlie Melbourne performance in March.

Metallica have started a website for their charity All Within My Hands.

With Christmas fast approaching, hmv continues to stand out as the UK's favourite place to buy vinyl. With a predicted 10 records being sold at hmv every minute, in-store and online between now and Christmas, the store is on track to sell 1.5 million records in 2017 - something that has not been achieved seen since the late 1980's.

Noel Gallagher is off to a flying start this week as his new album, Who Built The Moon?, is heading for Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart.

The live-action reboot of The Lion King could give birth to a dream musical pairing - Beyonce and Sir Elton John.

Rapper T.I. has led the outrage over the ongoing slavery scandal in Libya, stating he's "livid" at the situation.

Sydney's Gang of Youths have dominated the 2017 ARIA Awards taking home Album of the Year, Best Group and Best Rock Album as well as Producer of the year for the album Go Farther Into Lightness.

Cat Stevens aka Yusuf performed in Melbourne, Australia on Monday night for the first time in seven years.

Lawyers for the estate of Steely Dan's Walter Becker are disputing claims in a lawsuit brought by bandmate Donald Fagen.

The Simpsons executive producer Al Jean has commemorated the 26th anniversary of the Aerosmith appearance in the show by pointing fans to a B-Roll of the recording.

Fans, friends and family have gathered in Sydney for the funeral of AC/DC legend Malcolm Young, who died on 18 November, 2017.

Jimmy Barnes has put a quick stop to Environment and Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull from using his name or songs to promote their “shitty policies”.

Bruce Springsteen is one big draw on Broadway.

Triple J has moved the Hottest 100 countdown away from Australia Day to avoid being “part of a debate” about the day.

John Farnham is sounding as good as ever, so is Daryl Braithwaite. When One Electric Day put them back to back One Electric Day delivered nearly three hours of continuous back to back hits.

David Bowie fans in Melbourne, Australia has submitted a suggestion to the Victorian government to name new railway stations according to a reference from the title track to Bowie’s 1976 album ‘Station To Station’.