Meat Loaf has unretired. The Bat Out Of Hell hit maker will return to the stage after announcing in 2013 that he would never tour again.

All upcoming shows for Mastodon have been cancelled.

Songwriter Wayne Carson, whose long list of credits run from rock classics like The Letter to the country crossover smash Always on My Mind, died earlier today (Monday, July 20) after a long illness at the age of 73.

Rod Stewart can return to Holiday Inns for the first time in forty years.

Liam Payne has asked One Direction fans for baby name advice.

Patrick Stump hums the theme song of Back to the Future when he feels in danger.

Lily Allen's friends are reportedly worried her partying is out of control.

Rita Ora doesn't want to step on anyone's toes in her new role as honorary ambassador of Kosovo.

Nick Jonas 'wouldn't be opposed' to dating Kendall Jenner.

A$AP Rocky can see himself as the next James Bond.

You could feel the love in the room when Ross Hannaford attended the show in his name, Concert for Ross Hannaford, on both Saturday and Sunday.

Neil Young has played first ever show in Vermont in support of the State's groundbreaking GMO labelling law.

Bob Ellis, one of Australia’s most articulate political writers and staunch critic of the Abbott government, has revealed that he maybe has just weeks left to live.

Josh Groban will tour Australia in April 2016 for Live Nation.

Jamie Lawson will release his self-titled debut album through Warner Music in October.

Aretha Franklin proved on Saturday night that, at the age of 73, there still may be no one greater.

Pure Gold Love will return to Sydney with 12 acts performing 30 hits over one night in October.

The Queenscliff Music Festival has expanded with Augie March leading the second line-up announcement.

Former AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd was arrested on Saturday night for getting a 'whole lotta Rosie' after having a party in his house while on home detention with prostitutes.

Jimmy Barnes ‘Flesh and Wood’ tour was indeed special.

Oprah Winfrey will make a round of appearances in Australian and New Zealand arenas in December.

Eminem ends up wanting to fight someone if he reads comments about himself online.

50 Cent has been accused of "stretching credulity" with his bankruptcy filing.

Iggy Azalea is planning most of her upcoming wedding herself.

Post punk pop legend is to perform at Create Music festival 20th anniversary with a special solo electris show.

Sinéad O'Connor has become a grandmother for the first time.

Grammy-winning composer, producer, arranger, and guitarist Nile Rodgers will produce, perform, and host the FreakOut! Festival.

Pitbull is the epitome of the American dream.

Both ARIA Charts maintain their No.1’s this week, as John Farnham and Olivia Newton-John are at the top for a third straight week with their album “Two Strong Hearts”, the album picking up a Gold (●) in sales too.

Meghan Trainor and John Legend are at No.1 for a fourth week in Australia, as their ballad “Like I’m Gonna Love You” maintains its lead over yet another onslaught of songs vying for the top spot.