Justin Timberlake's new concert film is dedicated to the memory of late superstar Prince.

Drake looks set to win big at the American Music Awards after bagging a record 13 nominations on Monday.

Kesha's lawyer have filed papers to keep her medical records private as her legal spat with mentor and producer Dr. Luke continues.

Day three of Desert Trip has finished with a duel of giants The Who and Roger Waters.

Radiohead guitarist Ed O’Brien is working on his first solo album.

Melbourne Cricket Ground will be home to the Love Live Music at the G music festival in November.

Birds of Tokyo will take their next album ‘Brace’ live around Australia.

The Who have opened day three of the historic Desert Trip concerts in the California desert, featuring six iconic acts over three nights.

Richard Clapton has captured the essence of Sydney life with his new video ‘Carry Me Home’.

Memphis rapper and producer Juicy J has released a new song with Kanye West.

Melbourne’s The Production Company will start its final show of the 2016 season with ‘Dusty’ on November 12.

Culture Club will return to Australia to Australia in December just six months after a national tour in June.

Bluesfest has announced sideshows for Booker T & The MGS, Rickie Lee Jones, Gregory Porter, Laura Mvula, Jake Shimabukuro, Michael Kiwanuka and an extra show for Bonnie Raitt.

James Arthur ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’ is the song most Australians are discovering via Shazam despite the song peaking at no 3 on the ARIA Chart.

Beyonce brought out special guests including Serena Williams and husband Jay Z to help close her Formation World Tour.

Dr. Dre has threatened to take legal action against an upcoming TV movie that depicts him beating up his ex-girlfriend.

Sydney five-piece indie rock band Sticky Fingers see their third studio album "Westway (The Glitter & The Slums)" debut at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week, their first such feat.

Logging a record ninth week at No.1 are The Chainsmokers and Halsey with "Closer", which becomes the longest run at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart for 2016, and unless the next national No.1 stays for the final eleven weeks of the year there won't be any competition for the longevity crown.

The Sydney music community came together today with one clear message … Keep Sydney Open.

Paul McCartney has played his set for Desert Trip, the three-day music festival in the California desert dubbed Oldchella and Neil Young joined him for two songs.

Green Day ‘Revolution Radio’ is fighting off competition from Triple J’s ‘Like A Version 12’ for the top spot on the Australian album chart next week but the rest of the chart is looking like a market stall.

Neil Young + Promise of the Real have performed their set at the Desert Trip event in Indio, California, head of Paul McCartney.

Barry Gibb will return to Australia for shows in 2017.

Sunday at 5pm is cut-off time to vote for the Melbourne Music Bank for 2016.

With the addition of Barry Gibb to Bluesfest the only thing left to announce is Jesus Christ himself.

Bob Dylan has performed the first of his Desert Trip concerts at Indio, California.

The Rolling Stones have fans at their first Desert Trip concert something special … something Beatles and something Blues.

The Rolling Stones will release their blues album 'Blue and Lonesome' on December 2, 2016.

The Chainsmokers featuring Halsey ‘Closer’ has vacated the top spot for James Arthur ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’ for Australian music downloads.

The Chainsmokers and Halsey ‘Closer’ has stayed Australia’s most streamed song while people who actually buy music have moved on.