The Stone Roses will perform their final world tour shows at Sydney’s iconic Opera House in December.

Last year, Todd Rundgren toured playing some of his best known songs. Included was a stop on December 15, 2015 at the Ridgefield Playhouse in Ridgefield, CT where he recorded the show for release.

Bondi Beachfest will return for 2016 with Icehouse topping the bill.

Alexisonfire returned from hibernation for a handful of dates in 2015 and will continue their activity with Australian shows for 2017.

Like the singles chart this week, the No.1 position is stable; as the Human Nature album "Gimme Some Lovin': Jukebox Vol.II" stays at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

Last weeks No.1 debut stays at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart this week, Major Lazer with Justin Bieber and M0 with their track "Cold Water" which achieves Gold (●) in sales this week, also holding the top spot in the UK for a second week too.

The X Factor Australia have released the first teaser trailer for their upcoming season, featuring Adam Lambert as a judge.

Sometimes vagueness in a press release can be an annoyance. An artist will have "special guests" on their album, but who? Tickets go on sale "soon" but when?

Major Lazer’s ‘Cold Water’ featuring Justin Bieber and MØ is once again Australia’s no 1 song this week.

The high profile release of the ‘Suicide Squad’ movie has pushed the soundtrack album ahead of the new Bernard Fanning solo album ‘Civil Dusk’ in first day sales.

The trio of Tony Orlando, Thelma Hopkins and Joyce Vincent will reunite for two nights this week for the first time in 23 years.

Red Hot Chili Peppers’ bass player Flea has had a verbal bash at veteran actor Clint Eastwood who mouthed a racist rant this week.

Courtesy of The Postal Museum and Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum, The UK’s Largest Stamp Exhibition Stampex (14th – 17th September 2016) is bringing boy hood collections by John Lennon and Freddie Mercury together for the first time.

The Melbourne Guitar Show will return to Caulfield Racecourse this Saturday and Sunday.

Melbourne Ska Orchestra, Camp Cope and Tash Sultana will perform at The Age Music Victoria Awards After Party for 2016.

When the Bay City Rollers were at the top of their popularity, singer Les McKeown would sit around in hotel rooms composing new music and recording it on a cassette recorder.

Beyonce, Jay Z, and Usher will join U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday to help him celebrate his last birthday at the White House.

Ringo Starr has passed the milestone 1,000,000 Twitter followers and celebrated with a special Peace & Love fruit salad.

Melbourne 90s guitar pop band The Earthmen have recorded four new songs for an upcoming compilation.

Original Monkees member Mike Nesmith will perform live with the band again tonight in Monterey.

Having detailed the rise and fall of ‘Madchester’ in The Haçienda and Joy Division’s short career in Unknown Pleasures, legendary bassist Peter Hook tells the third, arguably the most important and certainly the most controversial part of his story: the New Order years.

Prince is back the way you remember him in the 80s. With all the charming hiss of the cassette format.

David Bowie received a posthumous nomination for the Mercury Prize.

Major new titles coming out this week include: Montaigne, Skillet, Storm the Sky, Dustin Tebbutt, DJ Snake, Dinosaur Jr', and the soundtracks for Ben Hur, Sausage Party and Suicide Squad as well as Prince '1999' on cassette.

Conor Oberst, sometimes known as frontman for Bright Eyes, at other times under his own name, will release his seventh solo album ‘Ruminations’ in October.

Comedian Rosie Waterland has rescheduled her Australian tour after postponing because of the death of a close friend.

R&B star Brian McKnight will return to Australia and New Zealand in October.

Britney Spears and some very undressed male dancers pranked Jimmy Kimmel at home this week.

Southbound 2016 is heading west in December with a line-up set to be different from Falls Festival for the first time.

Holy Holy have a new song ‘Darwinisn’.