Lana Del Rey has married her boyfriend Jeremy Dufrene after a whirlwind romance.

Stevie Nicks has released a brand new song about women’s rights ‘The Lighthouse’ ahead of the American election.

Dog Trumpet’s new song ‘Marianne’ is about the icon Marianne Faithfull but the song itself is an old Mental As Anything song.

Custard have flicked fans another taste of the upcoming double album ‘Suburban Cinemas’. ‘Someday’ features Canadian singer/songwriter Serena Ryder.

Convicted felon Suge Knight, the former CEO and founder of Death Row Records, has called into Chris Cuomo’s podcast to namedrop some very rich and powerful music industry executives associated with Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs.

Debbie Harry is starring in the new Gucci campaign.

Sigur Rós will return to Australia in 2025 for orchestra shows including two performances with the iconic Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in May.

Haircut 100 are back with a brand new song ‘The Unloving Plum’, the first single for the UK band since 1984.

The legendary Barking Spiders will perform a special one-off show at Anita’s Theatre in Thirroul on Wednesday October 2.

‘No Definitions’, the long lost Billy T album, is now available to listen to for the first time in decades on streaming services.

Macklemore has been dropped from the line-up of a Las Vegas music festival after going viral for denouncing America during a performance.

Heart will return to touring in 2025 with the initially scheduled for July 2024 ‘Royal Flush’ coming to a sudden halt when Ann Wilson was diagnosed with cancer.

The 2024 ARIA Award nominations have been announced. Royel Otis has eight nominations, Dom Dolla scores six nominations, Angie McMahon and Kylie Minogue have five nominations, 3%, Amy Shark, RÜFÜS DU SOL, The Kid LAROI, Tones And I and Troye Sivan have four nominations, Confidence Man, FISHER, Mildlife, Miss Kaninna, SPEED and Troy Cassar-Daley have each been nominated for three ARIA Awards.

The soundtrack to ‘How To Make Gravy’, a new Australian movie based on Paul Kelly’s Christmas song ‘How To Make Gravy’ has been revealed.

Kylie Minogue’s 2025 Tension tour has new dates added for Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

Chappell Roan has clarified her stance on the upcoming U.S. presidential election after being hit with backlash online.

Ringo Starr has cancelled the remaining shows of his US tour due to illness.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced the list of presenters and performers ahead of this year's event.

Midnight Oil’s powerhouse guitarist Jim Moginie will perform five intimate shows in December to launch his new album ‘Everything’s Gonna Be Fine’.

Without a doubt Andy Summers is a bona-fide legend. Those five albums as lead guitarist for The Police are five of the greatest albums on the rock era. There is no questioning the credentials of Andy Summers but ‘The Cracked Lens + A Missing String’ lost me.

Lady Gaga has announced she's releasing a companion album to her new movie Joker: Folie à Deux.

Dionne Warwick will tour Australia and New Zealand “One Last Time” in January 2024.

Former Traffic guitarist, the legendary Dave Mason, has cancelled the remainder of his 2024 dates due to a serious heart condition.

The apple doesn’t fall fare from the tree, or should we say the lube doesn’t spill far from the bottle. Christian Combs, the son of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, has also been named in a sexual assault lawsuit along with his father.

The Cure will release their first song in 16 years on Friday. It is titled 'Alone'.

Joan As Police Woman will return to Australia in 2025, three years after her 2022 tour.

A new Beatles film documenting the legendary group's rapid rise in the US is coming to Apple TV+.

Kesha has launched her own record label. Kesha is now the CEO of Kesha Records, under the label services arm of Warner Music Group.

Don’t bother asking 80 year old blues legend Charlie Musselwhite when he is retiring. I did and this was the answer I got. “I haven’t really thought about it a whole lot. I’ve really enjoyed what I am doing and I would love to come back to Australia. We have always loved Australia. Never had a problem there. Its always been a great time, great people, great audiences. Its just a beautiful place to come and we are looking forward to it.”

Diddy will (at worse) take down and (at best) embarrass a list as long as over 200 celebrities from the music, movies and television sectors when the court hears more about the infamous “freak offs” sex parties.