Damian ‘Damo’ Campbell, The Casanovas’ bass player of 22 years, has announced he is leaving the band.

The Survey 5 Australian radio ratings are out and that KIIS-FM shit show Kyle & Jackie O has continued to stiff in Melbourne.

The Stranglers are coming back to Australia and New Zealand in 2025 for their 50th Anniversary with the 50 Years In Black tour. The band last toured Australia in 2023.

Jazz legend Herbie Hancock will return to Australia and return to the Melbourne International Jazz Festival in 2024.

Midnight Oil singer Peter Garrett has been commissioned to lead an inquiry into the debacle caused by former CEO Sophie Galaise’s censoring of musician Jayson Gillham’s comments about Gaza at a recent concert.

Foo Fighters have distanced themselves from the unauthorised use of their song ‘My Hero’ at a trump Maga rally last week and have taken moves to receive a performance payment which they will donate in full to the Kamala Harris / Tim Walz election campaign.

Liam Gallagher has seemingly confirmed that Oasis will reunite in 2025 after months of rumours.

Macklemore has cancelled his October show in Dubai, scheduled for 4 October.

TLC's T-Boz has suffered a medical crisis that has forced the girl group to cancel two concerts.

Jennifer Lopez wants to drop her estranged husband's surname.

Usher returned to the stage this week to kick off his 'Past Present Future Tour' after postponing the first gigs due to a neck injury.

The historic site of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Stuart Sutcliffe and Pete Best’s first performance as The Beatles is set to be honoured with a commemorative plaque from World Origin Site.

Beyoncé was "never scheduled to perform" at the 2024 Democratic National Convention (DNC).

Russell Stone of husband and wife UK duo R&J Stone, has died at the age of 78.

Dave Grohl says Foo Fighters’ 1995 single ‘Big Me’ originally started out as a Nirvana song.

On Tuesday night, 20 August 2024, Chad Smith of Red Hot Chili Peppers and producer Andrew Watt performed at The Stephen Talkhouse in the Hamptons.

AC/DC ‘Back In Black’ is officially now the third biggest selling album of all-time in the USA.

Daniel Platzman has left Imagine Dragons after more than a decade.

Daryl Hall had to vacate his show in Vancouver, Canada on Wednesday night after three songs after falling ill. He later released a statement to say that he has tested positive to Covid.

Sarah Blasko says her new song ‘Bothering Me’ about about dreams.

Katherine Jackson has lost an appeal against Michael Jackson's estate over a proposed catalogue sale.

Frank Carter and Paul Cook, Glen Matlock and Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols today announce 4 more dates around the UK.

U2 are to release an "immersive" new concert film, which was shot during their Sphere Las Vegas residency.

Janet Jackson has set the dates for her Las Vegas residency.

Fugees' Pras Michel understands the "frustration" fans feel about Lauryn Hill's lateness and tour cancellations.

Jackson Browne is one of many artists who have recorded the songs of Don Lee Heffington for the tribute album ‘Tonight I’ll Go Down Swingin’: A Tribute To Don Heffington’.

Stevie Wonder performed his classic ‘Higher Ground’ at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago but first urged Americans to vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.

The Amity Affliction have ‘chucked a Swiftie’. As Taylor Swift did with her albums, The Amity Affliction have re-recorded their fourth album ‘Let The Ocean Take Me’ because their previous label Roadrunner Records, now owned by Warner Music, took “the vast majority of all revenue” leaving The Amity Affliction with fuck all.

Amyl & The Sniffers have revealed the third album ‘Chewing Gum’ is coming on October. The album was recorded at Foo Fighters’ 606 Studios in Los Angeles and was produced by Nick Launay, whose Australian connect includes Nick Cave with The Birthday Party, Bad Seeds and Grinderman, as well as albums for The Living End, INXS and Midnight Oil.

Good Things 2024 is full of surprises. Billy Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins will be backed by Australia’s Delta Riggs, the very first Big Day Out headliner Violent Femmes are on the bill, Kerry King of Slayer will perform live and solo for the first time in Australia for the release of his first solo album, Korn will headline and you’ve got Jet and The Living End … and that’s just the start of it.