Major new titles coming this week from: The Preatures, Kesha, Rival Fire, The Lurking Fear, Hinder, Kate Miller-Heidke (live), Paul Kelly, Avicii (EP) and Robin Trower.

Norway’s Todd Terje will headline the Meredith Music Festival for 2017.

The Australian Music Vault, Australia’s very own music history museum, will open its doors at the Arts Centre Melbourne in December.

Madder Lake will perform their iconic ‘Stillpoint’ album at the Flying Saucer Club.

Dweezil Zappa is heading back to Australia and New Zealand in February 2018 to mark 50 years of his father Frank Zappa’s music.

The work created from Zo Damage’s '365 Day Live Music Photography Project’ will be exhibited at Arts Centre Melbourne from 13-15 August.

Eskimo Joe have planned a special 21st. They will perform with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra.

Billy Ray Cyrus and Buddy Guy will headline two brand new festivals in the Hunter Valley.

Three 1960s members of The Masters Apprentices will reunite for a show in Melbourne in September.

Alice Cooper paid tribute to Lemmy at the Wacken Festival in Germany on the weekend. 80,000 fans heard ‘Ace of Spades’ Alice-style.

Angry Anderson has recruited a new Rose Tattoo line-up, which now merges the sounds of AC/DC and The Angels into The Tatts.

Legendary comedian Steve Martin says Glen Campbell was the first person to employee him as a writer.

The name Jimmy Webb is carved alongside the career of country music legend Glen Campbell, who passed away today at age 81.

Country music legend Glen Campbell has died at age 81 after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease.

Music legend Steve Miller has produced and personally directed the curation and creative process for two new, career-spanning Steve Miller Band Ultimate Hits collections, to be released September 15 by Capitol/UMe.

Motörhead have revealed the first taste of their new ‘Under Cöver’ album with their cover of David Bowie ‘Heroes’.

Neil Young is in the process if creating an online streaming service housing every song he has ever made since 1963.

South Gippsland New Year’s music festival NYE on the Hill has revealed its first line-up announcement for year’s end.

Newcastle’s The Gooch Palms will be back in Australia for show in October.

Melbourne’s Mammal will play their first show in seven years in October.

Something For Kate will play a series of shows around Australia in November, marking their first live performances in four years.

The Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues will return for 2017 with some obvious and not so obvious names.

Sinead O'Connor is battling suicidal thoughts once again after taking up residence in a New Jersey motel.

Victoria’s Face The Music conference will be back for a 10th year in November.

Nick Heyward has unveiled his first single in eighteen years, the double A-side ‘Mountaintop’ and ‘Baby Blue Sky’.

Rolling Stones star Ronnie Wood has opened up about his secret battle with lung cancer.

Rocker Neal Schon has hinted a Journey line-up change may be in order after falling out with his bandmates for meeting with controversial U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House.

Former child star Aaron Carter is single again after calling it quits with his girlfriend shortly before coming clean about his sexuality.

Singer Solange Knowles, actress Yara Shahidi, and music icon Roberta Flack were among the stars celebrated on Saturday (August 5) at the 2017 Black Girls Rock Awards.

Berklee President Roger H. Brown presented an honorary doctor of music degree to legendary guitarist, composer, and pioneering bandleader John McLaughlin on July 10, during the commencement ceremony for the graduate programs at Berklee’s campus in Valencia, Spain. McLaughlin also performed as a special guest at the commencement concert at the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia.