The Gallagher brothers are going head to head with new music.

Sydney’s Gang of Youth’s and Mt Macedon’s Stonefield lead the list of first Aussie acts named for SXSW 2018 while New Zealand will be represented by Marlon Williams.

The Eagles are cutting it really close with their upcoming 40th anniversary edition of the iconic Hotel California album. The set will actually be turning 41 on December 8.

Lionel Richie is helping to develop a new biopic about soul legend Curtis Mayfield.

Briggs, Sarah Blasko and Missy Higgins are some of the finalists for the 2017 Screen Music Awards.

Sometimes recordings result from carefully made plans; sometimes they come about through fortuitous serendipity.

Eminem has delivered one of his most powerful freestyles, ripping into Donald Trump for his racism.

Rocker and activist Bono has met with Argentinian President Mauricio Macri in a bid to locate a protester who went missing following a clash with police in August (17).

Neil Finn, The Lemonheads and James Reyne lead the list of performances for Twilight At Taronga 2018.

The music world lost one of its brightest and most talented veteran stars on November 18, 2016 with the death of Sharon Jones.

Gwen Stefani is the latest star to go down the road of desperation for every artists – the Christmas album.

Keith Urban will be a featured speaker at SXSW in 2018.

Melbourne’s Sugar Mountain will return to the Victorian College of the Arts in January with Cut Copy out front of the first announcement.

Coroners have "deferred" Tom Petty's cause of death pending further test results.

Gilbert O’Sullivan will perform in Australia for the first time in decades to celebrate his 50th anniversary.

Taylor Swift surprised her fans by flooding their Instagram accounts with comments and compliments.

Siobhan Fahey was part of Bananarama for seven years, from 1981 to 1988 during the time when the group had nine British top tens and hit that height in the U.S. with Cruel Summer (1983 / #9), Venus (1986 / #1) and I Heard A Rumor (1987 / #4).

Kelly Clarkson fought against being pigeonholed as the next Whitney Houston at the beginning of her career.

Pink fired back at trolls on her social media pages on Tuesday, after a tweet about U.S. President Donald Trump sparked backlash.

Johnny Depp has the lead role in the new Marilyn Manson video ‘Say 10’.

AC/DC’s Angus Young caught up with Keith Richards at the Rolling Stones gig in Dusseldorf this week but it was a social visit only.

Jason Aldean and his pregnant wife Brittany Kerr returned to Las Vegas on Sunday (08Oct17) - a week after the deadly mass shooting there which claimed the lives of 58 people.

Country music trio Rascal Flatts opened their new Las Vegas residency by remembering the fans who died at the Route 91 festival.

Things aren't as clear cut in the fan vote for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year.

Jason Bonham will bring the music of his father John Bonham’s band to life in Australia in January 2018 with JBLZE (Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Experience).

The new video for The Church ‘Undersea’ was inspired by American film director Wes Anderson.

Jen Cloher has debuted the video for her new song ‘Strong Women’, made on a day off recently in London.

Mariah Carey has set dates for her #1’s Tour for February 2018. Incidentally, as she has only had two number one hits in Australia, I suspect it will be a short show.

Australia will have a new touring festival this summer. Hotter Than Hell piles up 90s rock and is heading around the country with Grinspoon, Killing Heidi, The Superjesus, Jebediah, Eskimo Joe, Frenzal Rhomb, Regurgitator and Thirsty Merc.

Grinspoon will play one more show for 2017, the party to end all parties known as Best Night Ever on the Gold Coast on December 30.