The Monkees will return to the US Top 10 for the first time in 48 years this week.

The four members of ABBA were together at Berns Salonger in Stockholm this week and performed together for the first time since 1986.

Tom Jones only realised that his wife was "the most important thing in my life" after her death.

Boom Crash Opera have broken in new singer Andrew De Silva with shows in Albury and Mulwala over the weekend. The band also debuted two new songs.

Michael Buble has been discharged from hospital following an operation of his vocal chords.

Soweto Gospel Choir will return to Australia in July.

Faith No More’s rare 1986 debut ‘We Care A Lot’ will be reissued in August.

Taylor Swift made a fan's nuptials unforgettable when she made a surprise appearance at their wedding reception.

Queensland will host Australia’s newest music festival Sandstone Rocks featuring Hoodoo Gurus and Jon Stevens at Sandstone Point north of Brisbane in September.

Mike Nesmith was back performing with The Monkees last week but he wasn’t in the room … he was on Skype.

Jack Black suffered the worst celebrity death of all on the weekend … death by hacker.

Sex Pistols frontman Johnny Rotten is getting too old for unabashedly brazen hobbies.

Canada lost one of its biggest early rock teen idols with the passing of Bobby Curtola on Sunday.

Sir Paul McCartney was unintentionally racist in his youth.

As part of Verve Records' ongoing 60th anniversary celebration, Verve/UMe is proud to announce the July 15 release of eight essential Diana Krall albums in 180-gram, 2-LP vinyl reissues. The renowned pianist and vocalist has called Verve home for the vast majority of her career, and these new versions of her recordings originally released between 1996 and 2009 showcase many of her finest moments in lustrous vinyl format.

Bono worries people don't find him funny, as they didn't see the humour in him suggesting Amy Schumer and Sacha Baron Cohen should fight ISIS.

For the first time in ten years, the Dixie Chicks are on the road in the U.S. for a full tour.

Patrick Roberts has announced that he will perform the world premiere of his new single ‘Legacy’ at his Forum Theatre show in Melbourne in July.

The Avalanches performed their first show with a sample fuelled three-song set at Primavera Sound in Spain on Friday night.

Former AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson may be on the road back to better hearing with a revolutionary new device.

The Monkees have just scored their highest album chart position in Australia in nearly 50 years.

The second album for Flume entitled "Skin" becomes his second successive album to debut in the No.1 spot on the ARIA Albums Chart.

After four weeks at No.2, the Calvin Harris and Rihanna track "This is What You Came for" climbs to the top of the ARIA Singles Chart, becoming the second No.1 for Calvin and now the tenth in Australia for Rihanna.

Legendary singer/songwriter Yusuf / Cat Stevens has launched a campaign to help child refugees in Europe with a charity gig on June 14 at London’s Central Hall, Westminster, and the release of a unique single, He Was Alone.

On August 19 a 4-CD and 4-LP sets of Sex Pistols – Live ’76 will be released.

David Bowie is set to posthumously release a torrent of new music.

Muhammad Ali, the greatest boxer of all-time, has died at age 74.

When the Billboard charts come out next Tuesday, there is going to be a name in the top twenty that has been seen since 1968, The Monkees.

Italian composer Ennio Morricone has signed to Decca Records in a major new record deal celebrating his professional career which spans 60 years and 600 compositions.

Mac Cocker, a long-term broadcaster for ABC Radio in Australia and the father of Jarvis Cocker, has died.