Phil Collins will publish what he calls his "warts and all" memoir in 2016 through Penguin Random House.

Shirley Manson insists fans should be excited about the new Garbage album because the band still have important things to say.

Rapper and actor Ice-T joins musical director and trumpeter Ron McCurdy and his quartet in a brilliant 21st century realisation of American icon Langston Hughes’ creative masterpiece, the epic twelve-part jazz poem suite Ask Your Mama: 12 Moods for Jazz. A homage in verse and music to the struggle for artistic and social freedom at the beginning of the 1960s, Ask Your Mama evokes Hughes’ life and times and a message that resonates as strongly today as ever.

One of the most iconic albums in rock history is Odessey and Oracle from 60’s British Rock survivors The Zombies, which almost always finds its way onto most critics greatest albums of all time list.

Singer Rita Ora wants young people to succeed without changing who they are.

Taylor Swift would never be so ignorant to think she could have power over whether people like her or not.

Steve Mackay, the saxophonist who played with the Stooges along with a wide range of other artists, has died at the age of 66.

Don Henley brought his brand new Cass County Tour to the Forum in Inglewood, CA on Friday night with a show the included thirteen of the eighteen songs on the various versions of his new album along with a smattering of songs from earlier in his career and three interesting covers.

There is nothing like the words “cover” and “band” together to scare off serious rock fans. However, the Queen covers act The Queen Extravaganza does it remarkably well.

Comedian Dawn French is now up to 22 dates for her upcoming Australian tour with Newcastle and Canberra now scoring shows.

Lifehouse are in Australia for a national tour and played the first show in Perth on Sunday night (11 October 2015).

Metal band Helloween will kick off their Australian tour in Melbourne this Wednesday.

Aussie record exec Robert Rigby, founder of Ambition Entertainment and the Fanfare Records label, has signed Canadian soul singer Charlie A’Court to Fanfare.

The Sugar Mountain festival will return for the second year in Melbourne in January.

Florence Welch told Dave Grohl to eat broccoli to heal his broken leg.

Priscilla Presley has vowed never to "compromise" Elvis' voice.

Keith Richards has branded Led Zeppelin "hollow".

Swedish band The Hives will tour Australia with AC/DC and local act Kingswood will open for the tour.

Amy Winehouse “Amy”, the Original Soundtrack, will be released on October 30th.

Jim Diamond, best known for the solo hit ‘I Should Have Known Better’ and PhD’s ‘I Won’t Let You Down’, has died in London at age 64.

Another week, another No.1 debut, and another October, another “Like a Version” from radio station Triple J hits the top spot, this time Volume 11 of the popular series enters at the top of the ARIA Albums chart this week, to become the third successive such compilation to debut in the No.1 spot.

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis with their ensemble of 70’s, 80’s and 90’s funk masters remain at No.1 for a second week on the ARIA Singles chart with their track “Downtown”.

One Direction have announced their brand new single ‘Perfect’ with a little video gag.

Enrique Iglesias was the big winner at the inaugural Latin American Music Awards.

Garbage played the first show of their 20 Years Queer tour on Tuesday at Humphrey's Concerts By the Sea in San Diego, CA.

After launching his new album ’The Original High’ with the 100 million+ streamed ‘Ghost Town’, Adam Lambert has unveiled the video for his brand new single ‘Another Lonely Night’.

Yoko Ono will commemorate her husband John Lennon’s 75th birthday today, October 9, with the annual lighting of Imagine Peace Tower on the island of Videy, Reyjkavik, Iceland.

The opening credits for the new British series The Last Panthers includes the premier of David Bowie's new song Blackstar.

Footage from the Skyhooks reunion for Rockwiz has popped up online.

Neil Young’s next adventure into the archives will take fans back to 1988 for the live album ‘Bluenote Café’.