Tom Jones has been forced to postpone his upcoming U.S. tour on the advice of his doctors.

Paul Kelly’s first ever number one album ‘Life Is Fine’ is continuing to sell in decent numbers, at least relative to how music sells these days.

Michael Gudinski’s Mushroom Group is rebranding its flagship Liberation Music to Liberation Records and introducing a new entity Bloodlines.

Music industry legend Harry Sandler has passed away after a short battle with cancer.

The seventh studio album for Cali-rock-band QOTSA or as their better known Queens of the Stone Age entitled "Villains", becomes the bands second successive No.1 album in Australia this week.

The lead single from Taylor Swift's sixth album ('Reputation' due Nov.10th) entitled "Look What You Made Me Do" comes straight in at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart this week, and continues a T.S. trend that she started in 2008.

Steely Dan legend Walter Becker has died at the age of 67, his official website has announced.

Melbourne’s Society of Beggars have chosen Father’s Day to release ‘Orbs’, a special song for the day.

Jack Johnson will return to Australia for the first time in four years for shows in December.

Queens of the Stone Age have debuted at number 1 in Britain with their seventh studio album, Villains.

The World of Captain Beefheart is a comprehensive overview of the man also known as Don Van Vliet whose towering legacy is being reimagined and infused with new blood by vocalist extraordinaire Nona Hendryx and avant-guitar legend Gary Lucas.

Fleetwood Mac leader Mick Fleetwood has assured fans the band's 2018 tour won't be a finale.

Major new titles coming this week from: The Script, LCD Soundsystem, Motorhead, Jake Bugg, Mogwai, Paradise Lost, Joan Osborne, Steve Winwood and Neil Finn.

Over the length of their reunion tour, Guns N' Roses have thrown many covers of other artists' songs into their sets but the majority have been out of the rock genre.

Ian Gillan has shot down a Deep Purple reunion with rocker Ritchie Blackmore because he doesn't think the guitarist is great anymore.

Australian rock legend Richard Clapton takes us through more than 40 years of his career ahead of his upcoming Australian tour this week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Robbie Williams’ remaining dates for his 2018 Australia and New Zealand tour have been revealed.

Macklemore will visit Australia for a one-off performance at the NRL Grand Final in Sydney on October 1.

Madonna has reportedly made a move towards making Portugal her home after registering with Portuguese tax authorities.

Fans of David Bowie rejoice! Beside Bowie: The Mick Ronson Story, a new documentary from producer/director Jon Brewer, is coming to the big screen for a limited run in various cities throughout the U.S. A DVD and Blu-ray will be available on October 27.

Culture Club’s long overdue ‘Tribes’ album still won’t see the light of day this year but guitarist Roy Hay says fans will hear the album “at some stage next year”.

Fall Out Boy will donate their fee from the M A N I A Tour in Houston on November 7 to the Hurricane Harvey Flood Relief Effort.

U2 is slowly letting their fans in on what is in store for their upcoming album, Songs of Experience.

Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile are clowning around in their new video ‘Over Everything’.

Van Morrison has previewed another taste of his upcoming ‘Roll With The Punches’ album with ‘Transformation’.

James Blunt will return to Australia for A Day On The Green in March 2018.

Winston Samuels, a long time hitmaker in Jamaica and a member of the group Desmond Dekker & the Aces, has died.

Live Nation will bring Roger Waters’ US & Them tour to Australia in February 2018.

Leo Sayer and Courtney Barnett will lend their voices to the Heart of St Kilda Concert for 2017 to raise money for the Sacred Heart Mission.

Classic rock band The Babys will release a new album in October of 2017 titled Timeless: Anthology II. It is being crowdfunded at PledgeMusic.com and will be a follow-up to their 2014 release titled I'll Have Some of That!