The Bee Gees have had a number of compilations over the years but Capitol/UMe has decided we need another one with the release of Timeless: The All-Time Greatest Hits, out April 21.

Foreigner has a brand new career compilation ready to celebrate their 40th anniversary.

Daryl Hall is not happy with the town of Pawling, NY over their restrictions on how many people he can allow for an outside venue at his club.

After 12 seasons the hit TV series ‘Bones’ has come to an end and John Lennon and Moby were there to play the cast off.

Aerosmith’s Tom Hamilton alerted fans in Arizona that they would be in for some rare treats at the Phoenix show and the band did not disappoint. What he didn’t tell then was that Macklemore would be there too.

Roger Waters has recorded his first solo album in 25 years and it is about the Trump administration. This week he will talk to Dan Rather about it on AXS TV.

Wheatus, Alien Ant Farm, Hoobastank, Lit and CKY …did someone set the DeLoren for 2000?

Beth Orton will perform additional dates around Australia as well as her Vivid Live performance in Sydney.

Tonight Alive have premiered the video for their new song Tonight Alive alongside news that they have signed with UNFD for Australia and New Zealand.

Lisa Mitchell has teamed with Dustin Tebbutt for the Australian tour they will be calling ‘Distant Call’.

Gangster-metal rappers Body Count will return to Australia in June for the first time in 22 years for shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

Evan Dando is heading to Australia to perform acoustic shows to mark the reissue of his debut solo album ‘Baby I’m Bored’ from 2003.

California’s Common Kings will return to Australia for three dates in May.

Ed Sheeran’s Divide looks pretty unshakeable as he prepares to top the Official Albums Chart for a fifth straight week. He leads the way at this halfway stage of the chart week with a tally so far of just over 50,000 over physical, download and streaming equivalent sales.

Drake is set for a return to acting in gritty British drama Top Boy, after buying the rights to the show.

The Junos, Canada's biggest music awards, carried a somewhat somber tone as the late Leonard Cohen took two of the top prizes of the night while Gord Downie, who is suffering from terminal brain cancer, won five including three as a solo artist and two with his group The Tragically Hip.

We aren't going to promise you will understand the latest video from Bjork. You probably won't even understand the music and lyrics all that well but it's hard to overlook how cutting edge the visuals are for Notget.

Chicago has lost another of their great bluesmen. Lonnie Brooks died on Saturday (April 1) in his hometown from an undisclosed cause.

Flume won three APRA Music Awards this week after a run in the past year that netted the electronica producer eight ARIAs and one Grammy.

Kungs vs Cookin' On 3 Burners hit song ‘This Girl’ is currently being heard as a Peugeot ad in Italy.

The Melbourne music community will gather on Friday for Mel Fest, a benefit for Mel McNamara who is battling a third round of cancer.

Aled Jones will head back to Australia in October for his ‘One Voice – Live In Concert’ tour.

Tina Arena goes back to her “coming of age” hit ‘I Need Your Body’ on her next compilation ‘Greatest Hits and Interpretations’.

Sydney wonky pop band PNAU has been signing up record deals across Europe ahead of a northern hemisphere tour mid-year.

Byron Bay metal band In Heart’s Wake have debuted their new song ‘Warcry’ and a stack of Australian dates for July.

BIGSOUND has unveiled a $100,000 music prize for artists who have used the event to showcase over the years.

Tash Sultana is heading to New Zealand at the end of 2017 as a headline act for Rhythm & Alps.

Dappled Cities have revealed the supports for their upcoming east coast tour with Sydney’s Red Riders signing up for tall three shows.

Nick Cave’s ‘One More Time Feeling’, the documentary about the making of his 16th album ‘Skelton Tree’, has been released on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Those Alt-Rock heroes of the 90s Grinspoon can now officially wear the Classic Rock badge. The band is reforming for a 20th anniversary tour to mark two decades since the release of their debut album ‘Guide To Better Living’.