Post Malone has gone undercover to diss his own music in conversation with shoppers at a record store.

Taylor Swift is urging her young fans to become active in America's political process by voting early.

Australia’s Skegss and Amyl & The Sniffers and New Zealand’s The Chills will perform at SXSW 2019.

Red Symons has paid tribute to his son Samuel on Neil Mitchell's program on 3AW.

Nominees for the 2018 Screen Music Awards have been revealed with front-runners Antony Partos and Matteo Zingales leading the nominations in four categories.

Baby Animals’ guitarist Dave Leslie has a Guitar Workshop coming up with a full band to showcase.

Ian Moss will legitimately be able to use the classic ‘I’ve Been Everywhere’ as his theme song after his next Australian tour.

I’m Talking will be back together for the first time in 30 years for the Bryan Ferry Australian tour of 2019.

Britney Spears is eyeing a new Las Vegas residency, according to reports from Sin City.

Bryan Ferry will tour Australia in 2019 and perform his first Australian shows in his 70s. Bryan turned 73 a few weeks ago and celebrated with a time on the town in London.

Pete Davidson has scrapped a stand-up gig at Temple University's Comedy Night Live after ending his engagement to Ariana Grande.

Lady Gaga has finally confirmed her engagement to talent agent Christian Carino after thanking her "fiance" at Monday's Elle Women in Hollywood event.

Golden Plains is taking it back a little in March with instead of one traditional token “old” act they have gone for three.

Steve Lucas’ Bigger Than Jesus are once again on the upcoming schedule for The Espy in St Kilda.

Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft with Bill Gates, has lost his battle with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma at the age of 65.

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian have been given a warm welcome to Uganda by the nation's president.

Christina Aguilera was forced to pull out of a weekend show in Detroit, Michigan as she continues to struggle with vocal issues.

Michael Bublé is not quitting music despite what you may have read in the newspapers yesterday.

British director Mat Whitecross has completed work on his Coldplay documentary ‘ A Head Full of Dreams’.

Violinist Nigel Kennedy will return to Australia in 2019 to perform the music of Bach, Gershwin and his good self.

Mona Foma curator Brian Ritchie has invited Pennysylvania’s Amish community to Mona Foma 2019.

Matt McHugh (aka The Beautiful Girls) will play 23-days across Australia over summer.

Richard Clapton and Ross Wilson will team up for a double-header show in Warragul in November.

They Might Be Giants will return to Australia in 2019 following up on their sell-out shows of 2015.

Eminem will be back in Australia and New Zealand with the Rapture Tour 2019.

The fifth studio album for the American duo twenty one pilots entitled "Trench" debuts in the top spot of the ARIA Albums Chart this week, becoming their first No.1 album in Australia.

It's a fourth week at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart for the George Ezra track "Shotgun", plus the song also holds for a second week at the summit in New Zealand.

Haiku Hands have been the act of note so far for 2018 and they will head out of their first national tour in January and February.

Barbra Streisand has released her version of John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ ahead of the November 2 release of her album ‘Walls’.

Kids In The Kitchen and Real Life, two of Australia’s iconic 80s pop bands, will perform a show together in Melbourne in 26 October.